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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1925
Page
2
Obscure town sheet lists subscription and advertising rates for Linton Indiana and exclaims on coal as fuel for trouble in Europe. Satirical notes note a sheriff’s botched hanging, warn about grade crossing safety, and predict large crowds for next year’s fair and races. Also discusses thrift versus miserliness and emphasizes advancing subscription renewals.
The president enjoys a calm respite at Swampscott as Washington house cleaning proceeds. Rain would aid the Greene county crop and pastures, improving ears and laying dust on roads, with relief hoped for in the weather.
Work on Second Street and the northwest corridor progresses rapidly. With favorable weather, the laying of the main concrete roadway should finish near the northwest corporation line this week. The project promises a major city improvement.
Report notes the ant hracite conference in Atlantic City adjourned without date amid rising tensions. Operators blame miners for a looming strike while miners accuse operators of prompting suspension. Officials aim to avert a shutdown, with implications for the broader coal industry.
Telephone bills are due and payable at the New Name Tele phone company office on the 21st of each month. If not paid within 15 days from the bill date, service may be discontinued with due notice. If service is discontinued for non pay ment, a 50 cent restoration charge applies.
The Saron Reformed Women’s Missionary society will meet Thursday at 2:00 PM in City Park. A picnic lunch will follow the program. Members are urged to attend and bring guests and baskets.
The Clarion club will meet with Mrs Thomas Hollowell on First street northwest Thursday afternoon. A good attendance is requested.
The report says dancer Leonora Hughes, former partner of Maurice, and Carlos Basualdo, the Argentinian husband she wed last February, have ended their marriage with Hughes planning to seek a divorce in Paris.
New York Aug 5 A 16 year old girl Mary Louise Spas newly adopted by Edward M Browning a rich real estate dealer in Queens is now Mary Louise Browning. Browning sought a companion for his other daughter Dorothy Sunshine Browning after receiving 12000 letters from hopeful adopters. Mary Louise says she feels like Alice in Wonderland while planning weekly visits to her birth parents and calls Browning her new daddy promising happiness for all.
Indianapolis market report shows 7,500 hogs with prices 15 to 4e lower, best heavies at 18.50 to 13.90, bulk 13.90 to 14.35. cattle receipts 1,800 with slow market, steers 9 to 18, cows and heifers 9 to 11. sheep 900 with top 6.50 and lambs up to 14. calves 900 with sap 12.50 and bulk 12.00 to 12.50.
The Methodist Aid society will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. J. W. Jones 1110 A street northeast. All members are asked to come. Refreshments will be served.
A lawn social and card party for St. Peter's congregation members and friends will be held this evening at the Knights of Columbus home on North Main Street.
Mrs. Steve Slinkard of Newberry was discharged to her home after injuries from an auto accident near Newberry a week ago last Sunday.
Mrs Bland Silvey warmly entertained the Delta Alpha class of the First Christian Sunday school at her home. After a business meeting, a social hour followed with contest prizes awarded to Mrs Ray Willson and Mrs Harry Barger. Dainty refreshments were served to members including Mesdames Ray Willson, Andrew Beveridge, Mark Haseman, Ralph Welly, and others. guest Mrs Felix Haffely attended.
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