Linton News Rates and Contact Details Page Info
The notice lists the Office-Citizens Building address in Linton Indiana, with Society Editor and phone numbers. It outlines subscription prices for in state and out of state, advertising rates per column inch, reading notices, and classified rates, including obituaries and cards of thanks, all per line or per word with minimums.
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Citizens Building
South Main
Society
Linton
Ind
Act of Congress
Respecting the Dead Ethics and comical impact on Bryan's death
The piece argues that reverence for the dead suppresses harsh critique and notes magazines planned to lampoon William Jennings Bryan after his death. It reflects on ethics, satire, and the tension between science and religion, arguing such responses echo Rome's fall but do not prove America re-enacts it.
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Bryan
Commioner
Dayton
Caesar
Brutus
Mark Antony
Canesam
Antony
America
Tennessee schools teach reading writing and revelation
On the hour of going to press no one had asked Giff Pinchot to take action regarding the threatened coup strike. The piece juxtaposes traditional education with broader political tensions and hints at upcoming labor actions.
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Giff Pinchot
Congressman to Ban Radio Ads, Target Static?
A New York congressman proposes banning radio advertisements and instead focusing on static and related media concerns. The terse statement hints at policy attention shifting away from ads toward broader broadcasting issues.
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New York
Millions of Cars Built in First Half of 1925
Over two million automobiles were manufactured in the country during the first six months of 1925, yet traffic congestion remains a topic of public curiosity and concern.
Senator Borah Says He Would Resign If World Court Choice
Senator Borah states he would resign rather than vote for the World Court if given the option. He adds there will be no option to choose, signaling firm opposition to the court proposal.
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Borah
The
World Court
Dawes Campaign Hurdle Cited In Senate Rules Fight
A remark notes an effort to dampen Mr. Dawes’s bid against Senate rules, referencing Dawes as the man with the pipe in a political maneuver.
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Dawes
Senate
Sullivan Union mocks neighbor county capital building age
A Sullivan Union remark criticizes the neighboring county capital building, blaming its aged appearance on time rather than design, framing the structure as a matter of history and sentiment rather than function.
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Sullivan Union
Tax Reduction Debate Cites Bootlegger Profits
The remark suggests if the government could seize bootleggers profits, President Coolidge would seek a tax cut of two billion dollars instead of two hundred million. The statement frames Prohibition era revenue issues and fiscal policy as a debate point.
Russell exposes Scott's frail nerve after near hanging
The speaker reflects that Scott endured far more suffering than a quick execution, noting that surviving two gallows attempts in a short span would unnerve any average man. If not mad, he is at least remarkable.
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Russell
Scott
Hem-Reid Promises Quick Pile Relief From Dr Leonhardt
Dr Leonhardt endorses Hem-Reid as a complete relief for all piles with rapid action even in chronic cases. The sponsor Ham Iton's Drug Store guarantees the product.
Providence Church Classes Have Picnic
The Providence Sunday school intermediate and young people's classes held a park picnic with teachers Mrs. Willard Swaby and Verna Beckwith. A large group of guests and many named attendees enjoyed early arrivals, amusements, a 7 30 supper, and socializing before departure.
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Providence Sunday School
Willard Swaby
Verna Beckwith
City Park
Park
Aittle
Millie McDonald
Florence McHenry
Opal Swaby
Esther Beckwith
Bonnie Walraven
Jessie Pearl Headley
Lulu Mae Headley
Vanetta English
Dorothy Baughman
Emily Baughman
May Gabbard
Anna Lam
Reform Missionary Society Meeting At City Park
The Women's Missionary Society of Saron Reformed Church met in the city park yesterday afternoon. After a devotional, talks on China missions were read and a six person play provided entertainment. Mrs Otto Warkentien of Chicago spoke on work among Chinese immigrants. A market was planned for Saturday August 15. Three new members Marie Hilgedick Beatrice Stewart and Florence Haseman were added. Twenty nine members and guests enjoyed a picnic supper.
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Women’s Missionary Society of
Saron Reformed Church
China
Otto Warkentien
Chicago
Warkentien
Henry Streitelmeier
Marie Hilgedick
Beatrice Stewart
Florance Haseman
Grand program features Floyd Collins rescue relics and Little French Girl
Mr H T Weaver, expert miner, will present motion pictures, stereopticon views, drawings, and a lecture claiming Floyd Collins could have been saved from Sand Cave. He helped recover the body in 135 hours. Displayed will be ropes, a telephone, a hash light, and an electric bulb used in rescues. The bill also includes The Little French Girl starring Alice Joyce and others. Norma Talmadge in The Only Woman follows Monday and Tuesday, with Thomas Neighan in Coming Through on Wednesday and Thursday.
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H. T. Weaver
Floyd Collins
Sand Cave
Weaver
Floyd ‘Colins
Alice Joyce
Neil Hamilton
Mary Brian
Esther Ralston
Five Best Radio Features Tonight
Radio listings from 1925 show broadcasts across major stations. New York Philharmonic Orchestra on WEAF and WWJ Detroit at 9 pm led by Edwin Franko Goldman’s concert band. Other programs include Hawaiian players on KOA Denver and a women versus men concert, plus Detroit Symphony at WGX.
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My United Press
New York
WGY
Schenectady
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
WEAF
WWJ
Detroit
Edwin Franko Goldman
KOKA
Pittsburg
KOA
Denver
WGX
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Telephone Bills Due At New Home Telephone Co
Bills are due and payable by the 21st of each month at the New Home Telephone Company office. If not paid within 15 days, service may be discontinued without further notice. A restoration charge of 60 cents applies if service is cut off for nonpayment. 28110¢
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New Home Telephone Company
NEW Home Telephone CO
Caterpillar Tractor Proves Good Purchase
Greene county traveled highways are aided by a Caterpillar tractor and road grader bought by commissioners John Elis Allen Wright and Charles Boyd with Highway Superintendent Fred Carpenter. The Bloomfield and Scotland travel road shows the best work in thirty years, with fences and telephone polls moved back and the road improved to resemble a state highway. Citizens of Taylor township praise the new road quality.
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Board of Commissioners
John Elis
Allen Wright
Charles Boyd
Fred Carpenter
Greene County
Bloomfield News
Bloomfield and
Scotland
Taylor Township
Property Owners Notice on Weed Cleanup Duty
Property owners must cut their weeds and clean up their premises or the city will do so and charge the owners. Secretary of Board of Health issues this notice. 2817c
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Board of Health
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