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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1925

Page

7

President Coolidge vows sympathy and cooperation for business

President Coolidge addressed the National Association of Cotton Manufacturers urging government support for lawful efforts to boost prosperity. He praised cooperation to exterminate the boll weevil and discussed trade impacts on cotton, budget expectations, and the need for vigilant law enforcement in industry.

Washington Coolidge National Association of Cotton Manufacturers Lord

MES Antone Gardner Summoned by Death

Mrs. Dena Gardner 33, wife of Antone Gardner, died at the family home on Fourth street north east at 8 last evening after a three day illness of bowels. Surviving: husband and daughter Agnes 7, plus one brother Antone Slomer and three sisters Christine Zadar Mata Jetru and Mary Jesivick, all of Jasonville. Funeral Thursday at 2 at home with Rev. W I Cissna of First M B church. burial Fairview cemetery.

Dena Gardner Antone Gardner Fourth Street Agnes Gardner Antone Slomer Jasonville Christine Zadar Mata Jetru Mary Jesivick W. I. Cissna M. EB Fairview Cemetery

Railway Company Offers 100 Dollar Scholarship to Local Youth

The EL of & T Heratkhway announces a 100 dollar scholarship for a high school boy from Jefferson Smith Highland Grant Fairplay Cass Taylor Richland or Washington townships who exhibits the best dozen eres at the Purdue egg show in Lafayette May 4 to 8 1925. The award funds study at Purdue University School of Agriculture if entrance requirements are met and the student enrolls within 18 months after high school. The winner must be regularly enrolled in Indiana high school and have an exhibit at the Purdue show. If unable to take the offer the scholarship goes to the reserve winner.

EL of & T. Heratkhway Big Our Purdue Lafayette Jefferson Smith Highland Grant Fairplay Cass Taylor Richland Washington School of Agriculture Purdue University West Linton Main Street M. L. Reintjes

Five Indicted For Bombing Of Herrin Store Last Month

Five persons two men and three youths were named by the Williamson county grand jury as responsible for the lost klan and anti klan friction in the county after the March 9 dynamiting of the Fowler grocery and home. The three youths Esco Phelps Val Phelps and Paul Riddle are jailed on the dynamiting charge while Curley Brummitt is sought and Cliff Hatcher is jailed for murder of an Italian. The grand jury returned 112 indictments and praised Sheriff Randall Parks and State's Attorney Arlie Boswell for efficiency.

Marion Til Williamson County Harry Fowler Esco Phelps Val Phelps Paul Riddle Randall Parks George Galligan

Indiana extension awards special prizes for roads essay contest

In letters to Lintoneie school officials the Indiana University Extension Division announced special state prizes for the national Good Roads essay contest. First to third place receive gold silver and bronze medals. State winners enter the national contest with a four year fully paid college scholarship. The division issued 10 special package libraries on Economics Resulting From Highway Improvement for contestants. The contest aims to stimulate high school interest in good roads and has been held in Indiana for three years.

Lintoneie Indiana University Extension Division United States Indiana

Uncle John Rankin Makes First Outing At 87

Uncle John M Rankin of Morris chapel neighborhood visited the city today after a long winter indoors. He said he has been holed up like a bear and this was his first trip out since last spring when he walked about ten miles to town and back. He will be 88 years old next month and retains all his faculties.

John M. Rankin Morris Chapel John

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