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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1925
Page
6
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The Parent-Teacher Association of the junior high will hold a 7:30 PM meeting at the school. The program features Anton Dvorak Tell Us, Verdi Heralds of Spring, piano solo The Barefoot Trail, readings by Della May Wakefield and Margaret Park, vocal turns by Winice Campbell, and Old Zip Coon. A social hour follows. attendance is urged as this is the last meeting of the term.
The senior high agriculture class under a nursery representative planted dwarf evergreens and other trees on the school lawn yesterday. Grass seed will be sown in flower beds. The senior high campus, with its athletic field and lawn, is set to become a city beauty spot. Junior high honor roll includes Eufaula Hagaman and Lester McKee with perfect six week averages. McKee also tops the year’s honor roll. Dental inspection of all junior high students starts next week, organized by the parent teacher association with blanks and local dentists.
Backache and kidney-related pains plague many, with symptoms like dull backache, sharp kidney pains, headaches, dizziness, and urinary issues. Doan's Pills, a stimulant diuretic, are promoted as a remedy with home endorsements. The claimant Mrs. T J Moore testifies of relief after use, noting lasting improvement.
Indiana winter wheat has declined since December 1 due to drought and cold, with conditions at 72 percent of normal on April 1, down from 78 in December. Gains and losses vary regionally, rye holds 88 percent, pastures at 85, and next month’s acreage loss estimate is pending.
Joe Dunkerly, a longtime Linton resident and early coal miner in the Linton field, died Sunday at the county infirmary after a month long illness. He was about 75 and interred at Grand View cemetery near Bloomfield. Dunkerly was linked to the Benton mine’s opening with John A. Templeton and Phil Penna, and later remained a noted local figure. Old friends recall his passing with sorrow.
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