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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1925
Page
6
Radio listings show the seven options across stations. Du Bois cantata at WEAF in New York at 10 p m. Moore's The Darkest Hour at CNRE Edmonton at 8 30 p m. Sacred music at KSD St. Louis at 7 45 p m. Our New Minister drama at WGY Schenectady New York at 9 p m.
Inez Benifield Cook executrix of Mabel Benefield Rector deceased has filed her final account for examination in Greene Circuit Court February term 1925 on April 25 1925. All heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Dated Bloomfield Indiana March 26 1925. Clerk David F Bland Attorney D W McIntosh. 3 27-4-3.10 Bulk garden seed and lawn press seed offered at Board of Trade Feed Store phone 72.
The Linton citizen reports Samuel Lunsford operates a butcher and paring knife factory on Northwest A street. He makes all kinds of knives for butcher shops hotels and kitchens from recycled files. His wife and young son helped deliver knives as orders grow.
Appointed agents announce collection of all debts owed by Joseph F. Himebrook deceased. Creditors should call at 869 East Vincennes Street Linton Greene County Indiana to pay and receive receipts. Estate declared fully solvent. Dated April 10 1925. Odes Fe Himebrook, Loes G Himebrook.
The Baptist Sunday school superintendent plans two decorated trucks to pick up children Sunday morning. One truck will operate in the east part of town and the other in the west. Children are invited to hail the trucks for rides.
Relatives counter the Citizens claim that poverty caused George W. Fry’s suicide attempt. They say fear hallucinations and nervous attacks were the likely causes, noting Fry owned his home, had food and warmth, and was not poverty-stricken. Relatives insist they did not misrepresent the facts.
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