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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1925

Page

3

Ohio Governor Urges Use of State Mined Coal

Columbus August 11 Governor A V Donahey declared only 237 of Ohio 1300 coal mines active this year and 22000 of 56000 miners employed. He issued a proclamation urging all residents and industries to burn Ohio mined coal to aid the industry and provide jobs. The governor noted Ohio coal is high quality and cheaper than rivals and that the state buys only Ohio coal. He is burning Ohio coal at the executive mansion as an example. Ohio's annual coal consumption is 70 million tons while this year’s output is projected between 20 and 25 million tons.

Columbus Ohio A. V. Donahey

Ebbett House to Make Way for $9 Million Building

The famous Ebbett House abandoned as a hotel is to be replaced by a modern ten floor structure costing 9,000,000 dollars. A motion picture theatre will be part of the building and the National Press club will occupy the top floor. The Ebbitt stands at Fourteenth and FE streets in Washington's political and shopping district.

Washington Ebbett House National Press Club Ebbitt Fe” Streets

Giant alligator garfish killed in Wabash River capture

Evansville Ind Aug 11 a 150 pound alligator garfish six feet two inches long was landed in the Wabash river near Evansville by George Russell. The fish was killed after six bullets from a rifle fired by local barber George Sharp.

Evansville Ind Wabash River Here George Russell George Sharp

Card of Thanks from Stewart Family After Tragic Loss

Acknowledges thanks from Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stewart of Linton for kindness and floral tributes after their small son drowned in Terre Haute on August 6. Funeral held at 320 North Seventeenth Street on Saturday August 8 with Rev Claude Robertson offering comfort.

Linton Claude Robertson Harry Stewart Stewart Terre Haute North Seventeenth Street Stewarts

Collins Family Reunion At 440 Second Street NW

A happy Collins family reunion gathered Sunday at Mrs. Mary Collins home 440 Second Street Northwest present were Mr and Mrs W H Lantz and children Bill and Mary Ann of Muskogee Oklahoma Mr and Mrs Jack Raines and son Collins of Sullivan Mr and Mrs William Melton and Bill Collins of Detroit and Miss Bertha Collins.

Collins Mary Collins Second Street Northwest W. H. Lantz Bill Mary Ann Muskogee Okla Jack Raines Sullivan Wiliam Melton Bill Collins Detroit Bertha Collins

Mout her accidentally shoots wife in Kendallville incident

Mrs. Nicholas Burwell, 38, remains in serious condition with a bullet wound to the head after her 8-year-old son accidentally discharged a revolver in Kendallville Indiana. Police report says determine nature of the accident and locate the weapon. No further details provided.

Kendallville Ind Nicholas Burwell Alexander

Court docket light in Herrin despite heavy term

Herrin, NL August 11 State's Attorney Arlie C Boswell says the Williamson county court at Marion opened with a heavy docket yet no major criminal case has been filed from Herrin in four months.

Herrin Williamson County Marion Arlie C. Boswell

Indianapolis Market Summary for Hogs Cattle and Sheep

Indianapolis market data from United Press Dispatch dated Aug 11 shows hog receipts at 9,500 with prices 25 to 40 cents lower. best heavies 13.00 to 13.69. cattle receipts 1,400 with prices steady to lower. steers 8.00 to 13.00. cows and heifers 8.50 to 11.00. sheep receipts 1,000 with market steady. top 8.00 for lambs. calves receipts 1,300 with top 18.00 and bulk 12.50.

Indianapolis

Europe Faces Freak Weather From Sunspots This Summer

Unusual sun spots disrupt Europe climate with alternating hot spells and cold rainy periods. France endured three brief heat waves since May, followed by showers, while southeastern Europe saw crops scorched in a day before cold, wet weather returned. French astronomer notes exceptionally powerful sunspots that last briefly.

Paris Europe France Poland Roumania Bulgaria

Uncle Joe Cannon Joins Local Church

Danville Tib Aug 11 Uncle Joe Cannon became a member of St James Methodist church here Sunday His wife was an active worker in this congregation until her death The former speaker’s parents were members of the Quaker church at Guilford North Carolina where he was born 89 years ago.

Danville, Tib Joe” Cannon St. James Methodist Church Guilford N. C

Pearl valued at $100 found in White River

Russell Tow found a pearl in the White River last week valued at $100. It is in excellent shape and luster. The article notes many small pearls and baroques are being found each week near Shoals, Indiana.

White River

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