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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1925
Page
2
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Political notices announce candidates for Linton mayor with party primary dates. Voters may decide on May 5 as Isaac Buneh Fo and Oscar Haseman announce their candidacies under Republican and Democratic ballots. Charl Vv. Rull and others signal similar runs.
The notice states aspirations for the clerk of Linton with party primary guidance. It mentions Herbert Priest and others as candidates subject to May primary votes and party will.
A murky OCR style notice references several individuals linked to city treasurer roles in May primaries. Voters from both Republican and Democratic parties are noted as the decision makers, with various names appearing in uncertain form.
Multiple residents announce candidacies for councilman-at-large in Linton and surrounding areas. Statements indicate runs subject to party primary outcomes on May 6 for Democratic and Republican voters. Names include Leo, Luther Futherson, H W Robertson, AL Dowell, Haldon Easley, John P L Shields, Oscar Witzpatrick, Marl At Corbin.
Courtlatan and Fo will run for Councilman in the Third Ward subject to voter support. The campaigns cite party backing from the Preangratic and Democratic groups ahead of the May 3 primary.
Local notices announce several candidates for the First Ward council seat. Democratic and Republican party voters are urged to support their preferred nominees in the upcoming May primary, with references to specific names and party lines.
The notice states a candidate will appear in the Second Ward on the Republican ballot at the May primary. Voters are urged to consider the candidate’s platform and support in the upcoming election, with continued emphasis on party guidance from local Republicans.
The readable text presents a cryptic query about titles and nicknames, mentioning D.C. Stephenson and a supposed "duke of Ginton" with no verifiable context or clear event. No identifiable persons or organizations are established to form a valid news summary.
Henry Ford unveils a new airplane echoing the founder's first flivver ethos. If the craft matches that legacy, it could change aviation pace and challenge existing aircraft makers this era.
Harvard College Observatory received word of a new astronomical discovery, signaling progress in celestial research. The notice highlights teamwork and ongoing efforts by the institution and its scientists.
In a bold start to a 1928 campaign, William J. Wilson formalizes his Democratic bid for councilman of the First ward. He disputes rumors of withdrawal and vows to stay in the race to the finish, drawing support from many friends and admirers.
Aunt Sarah Hayden dies at 114 years 8 months 20 days in Worthington. Her long life spanned events from the War of 1812 to James Madison's presidency, highlighting the era when the world seemingly moves. Greene County readers knew her by reputation, a rare centenarian whose vitality impressed many.
Captain Alva Land was appointed chief of police to replace Otis Turley, who is serving a federal sentence in Leavenworth for conspiracy to violate national prohibition laws. Mayor William Calahan, appealing a similar conviction, made the appointment, which was approved by the city council. Land has served on the force for three years as night patrolman, captain, and acting chief.
Mrs Vivian Tuttle visits relatives in Dageer. LeRoy Pennick travels to Berne Indiana to see his son Arthur. Mr and Mrs Ora Wright visit Yerre Traute for a few days. Mrs Clifton Tucker and daughter Miriam Marcelle depart with Mrs Tucker’s mother Mrs Hattie Sylvester for Fast St Louis to join Mr Tucker, who works for the Big Four railroad.
Tonight at 6:30 the Christian church hosts a practice for The City Beautiful pageant. Misses Josephine Beckwith Hazel Bunch Esther Shaw Elizabeth Mc Christie Beulah Laffoon Beatrice Stewart Ilorence Haseman Mildred Wolford Gladys Mitchell Lena Brawand Inez Gorbin Margaret Hunter Audrey Cadwell Amy Burrell Mildred Baxley Morag Gibson Mildred Hlarbett Ruth Pope Etba Beasley Mignon Christy invited to attend.
All Christian Endeavor members of the YU B church are urged to attend practice after the preaching service tonight to prepare for the special Christian Endeavor song Monday night.
Young girls from Sarou Reformed Church will sell colored eggs and candy this Saturday at Poe's cleaning shop to raise funds.
Pittsburg April 9 Secretary Davis told the Amalgamated Assoc of Steel Iron & Tin Workers convention that a new cooperative era replaces the old hostile feud between employers and unions. He noted workers increasingly become shareholders and urged mutual give and take despite job rule disputes.
The Hyacinth club will hold a meeting Friday afternoon with Mrs. Jesse Colvin at 79 I Street Northeast. The postponement announced yesterday has been cancelled.
The Wanetta club will meet with Mrs. Chris Myers tomorrow afternoon at 1 30. Each member is asked to bring an extra dime.
The Baptist church choir will hold final practices on the Master music after church services tonight following evening worship.
Saturday night April 11 at K of P hall the final dance of the season with DB and W music supplied by NL8p.
The Order of the Eastern Star will meet tomorrow at 7 30 o'clock. Members are urged to attend the session at the designated lodge location for the regular meeting and planned activities.
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