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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1925
Page
2
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A reprint-like analysis notes Florida’s rapid growth and wealth driven by northern investment and aggressive advertising. It compares Florida to neighboring southern states, declares advertising a key factor, and cites Sullivan merchants and local business leaders studying northern methods for ideas to apply in Linton.
Miss Helen Colyer will compete in the international tennis tourney in New York not with her fists but with her racquet for the honor of England.
Mrs. Charles Harris of Cincinnati announces her marriage to Charles Harris on August 5. Formerly Miss Faye Seidel, she was a longtime employee of Linton Finance Co in this city. The card from Cincinnati surprised her local colleagues who wish the couple happiness.
Early signs show business in Linton improving while overall conditions remain poor. Mine work is picking up and activity is expected to rise from now until spring, signaling cautious optimism for the local economy.
John L Lewis declares an anthracite strike will occur unless operators yield. Operators respond they will not yield, leaving the situation in stalemate and readers to assess the likely outcome.
A remark states commitment to Filipino independence only when they are capable of self government, asserting that independence will never be expected or granted. The speaker emphasizes a firm stance on colonial governance and self rule.
Linton hosts Chautauqua week with a varied program and good talent for attendees.
A Missouri bullfrog reportedly swallowed a duck in a rare feeding event that stunned onlookers. Wildlife officials warn residents to avoid handling wild animals and observe from a safe distance.
A partial report described tracing the family tree and planning continued research to locate the family's origin in this country. The group scheduled a reunion for next year at Worthington on August 8, 1926, and after the business session several readings were presented including a notable one by Mrs. Ben Raley of Jasonville.
Mr and Mrs Hubert Butler hosted a large group at their Sullivan home for the 28th birthday of the hostess. Music by the Linton Night Hawks and Bert Brown's saxophone girls filled the day with a noted feature by Master Everett Butler playing The Beautiful Garden of Prayer. A noon dinner paired with generous gifts including a library lamp and chinaware. Attendees spanned Sullivan Linton West Baden Indianapolis Terre Haute and Louisville among others, with many families present.
More than 100 Stalcups relatives and friends met at Worthington park Worthington Ind August 9 to celebrate the seventh annual reunion A bounteous noon dinner was spread and enjoyed by all present About 2 p m the meeting was ecall
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