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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1925
Page
2
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Isaac Bunch enduringly seeks the mayoralty of Linton pending Republican primary votes. Oscar Haseman declares candidacy contingent on Democratic primary support. Isaach Murphy and Marl V Bull also announce mayoral bids, each hinging on party primary outcomes in May.
Announcement lists Herbert Priest for Clerk of Linton city and subject to voters at the May primary. Francis Hasemann seeks Merk of the city under Democratic votes at May 5 primary. The notice references Charles E. K. Fulter and party will of voters in the May primary.
Mease announces candidacy for city treasurer of Linton subject to Republican voters at the May primary. Mary Plew Darnell is set for Democratic nomination at the May primary. Lola Hollowell listed among announcements. Lesta Wright Gastineau note included.
Fe announces candidacy for Councilman at Large in Linton, pending Democratic primary voters May. H W Tobe Robertson, A Powell, and other candidates announce, subject to May primaries of Democratic or Republican parties. Final Mitchell and William Cunningham listed among those seeking voter support in May primaries.
The author criticizes political figures and commentary on U S events while noting distrust of a Democratic coup and skepticism toward politicians who denounce others as crooks. The piece mentions General Von Hindenburg winning the German presidency by a large margin and reflects imperial and militaristic glamour influencing the German people.
At a Christian church gathering nearly two years ago the local Ku Klux Klan promised moral and financial support to Freeman city hospital to cover losses from the banning of Sunday picture shows. If the backers provide the $300 promised in writing they may proceed with their moral support.
Indianapolis April 27 Hogs receipts 5000 market 5 to 10 cents lower best heavies 11.90 mids 12.00 common to selection 11.75 to 12.00 bulk about 12.05. Cattle receipts 600 market steady to strong steers 9.50 to 11.50 cows and heifers 6.50 to 11.50. Sheep receipts 20 market nominal tops 8 lambs tops 14.50 springers 16 calves receipts 500 market strong tops 11 bulk 10 to 10.50.
News notes the drowning death of Jean Martin about six weeks prior near Charleroi Pennsylvania. Uncertain whether accidental or self-inflicted, the Moose lodge will cover funeral expenses in this city, as Martin was a member in good standing. His mother and sisters live in Italy. he was about 28 years old.
Joel White of this city received a telegram from J M Cardwell formerly of Linton saying he and Mrs Cardwell wrecked their car near Valdosta Georgia while returning home from Florida. Mrs Cardwell in hospital with injuries not serious. The Carwells were traveling north to spend the summer at their Bedford home.
A five hundred party will be held at the Elks club rooms on Tuesday evening at eight o clock. Proceeds go to the city hospital. Elks and their ladies are invited and ladies are asked to bring sandwiches.
George Ingalls states To will seek the Third ward council seat subject to Democratic voters at the May primary. W. F. McCurdy announces Lo will be on the May 0 primary ballot as a candidate.
A baby girl arrived Sunday morning to Mr and Mrs Clyde Heenan weighing eight pounds. The child has been named Billy Joan. Mother and baby are doing well and Clyde is delighted with the new arrival.
Miss Mary Cooprider reentered school this morning after recovering at home. She attends Madame Blaker's in Indianapolis.
Kent Cooper has been appointed manager of the Associated Press with headquarters in New York. He is a cousin of H N Greene and Otis R Greene of Bloomfield, highlighting Bloomfield family ties to the new AP leader.
The piece discusses belief some friends are not marrying types Lucy and John are cited as examples of not marrying. It reflects on attitudes toward bachelorhood and spinsterhood and hints at wistfulness behind the social judgments about marriage.
The article traces wedding traditions from rice throwing to confetti while noting varied customs in Europe. It explains that rice symbolizes prosperity and plenty, with examples from the East Romans and Polish neighbors. It also mentions Italian cereals, German rural cake tosses, and the playful bride’s route.
A clipped quip on diligence warns against idle living, urging steady effort over rust and complacency. The fragment hints at classical wisdom valuing work and habit to keep mind and skill sharp amid life’s distractions.
Local notice announces a weather prophet appearance at Heniiiton Drag Hlore. Event billed as final chance to engage with a weather expert and enjoy a themed gathering.
A series of campaign notices from Grover A. Van u Meter John Ingleman Adam C Ad Osborn and William J Wilson announce candidacy for First Ward council seat subject to May primary Republican and Democratic voters on May 5.
The Live Wire class of the Baptist church will meet at the Welch chapel at 7:30 tonight to elect officers.
The Atlanta Constitution quotes Brother Williams asserting the world seems tailored for those who growl at others unless they are cruel by birth and should be expected to do so.
The brief notes the Second Ward subject to the will of the primary on May 5, referencing Mack Coen in connection with the event.
With the two cent postage approved, discussions focus on how shippers, businesses, and individuals will adapt. Officials urge caution and seek efficiency measures to offset higher mailing costs while preserving service levels.
An article notes that China is called the Middle Kingdom not as a direct translation of Tehang-Kove but from the belief that China’s realm sits at the world’s center and governs the world’s affairs.
Two Arid Spaces notes a child defines desert as a barren place like a vexed elder's bald head where nothing grows. The remark appears in Uonden Answers, reflecting stark, unsentimental imagery.
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