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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1925
Page
2
A garbled classifieds style notice lists office and editor contact phones in Linton Indiana. It provides subscription and advertising rates, rate card details, and per word or per line pricing for notices and cards. The fragment also notes rates for state notices and permanent contracts, plus a minimum line charge.
A warning from the Repapitan Federation of Labor urges black members to skip the American Negro Labor Congress planned in Chicago on October 25. Mr Green accuses organizers of communist ties and aims to overthrow the U S government, likening communism to a pest. The AFL denounces the congress as harmful to African Americans and insists on a sane labor path under U S leadership.
The piece notes potential record breaking corn husking by champions amid thin crops and small ears. It hints at future year book details on harvested bushels, mentions ladders and cars for husking, and anticipates markets for cotton gloves and hickory pegs after frosts.
A critic argues that the ideal vacation misleads people into seeking distant, uncomfortable places with strangers who remain unfriendly, reflecting a cynical view on travel and social interaction.
A remark noting that a statement from Lloyd George is viewed as hardly more significant than one from Josephus Daniels, inviting recall of Daniels’ identity and role.
The article states Dr. Mayo estimates the value of chemical constituents in man at 99 cents, noting that in some cases this would be a liberal estimate for the grand total.
A writer laments frequent evasion of enforcement and calls for safer weekends in the United States. He suggests visible deterrents like painted signs at crossings and window dressings to improve public order and protect life and liberty.
National League games featured Pittsburg beating Brooklyn 11 to 4 and New York over Chicago 7 to 1, Boston 6 to 5 over St. Louis, with Cincinnati 7 to 11 lose to Philadelphia 5 to 10. American League saw St. Louis 7 over Philadelphia 6, Washington 7 over Cleveland 4, New York 5 over Detroit 2, Chicago 4 over Boston 2. American Association results included Louisville 14 over St. Paul 7 and Kansas City 12 over Columbus 0, plus Minneapolis 2 over Indianapolis 0 and Milwaukee 0 over Toledo 2, with Three Eye of Terre Hawe 7 over Quincy 8 and Peoria 5 over Decatur 4. Bloomington defeated Beanavillis's Danville 8 to 1 in Springfield district action.
Mrs. Wright of Dugger shopped here today and others visit or travel to Worthington Bloomington Indianapolis Chicago Bedford Terre Haute and Robinson. Many residents visit relatives in Indianapolis Chicago Terre Haute and nearby towns with trips to Dugger Carlisle Bloomfield and Odon on weekends and holidays.
Bicknell's ball club visits Linton Sunday afternoon for the season opener at the City park grounds. The game features a balanced matchup with Lee and Benedict as Battery for Bicknell and Fitzpatrick, Landis and McAllister for the Cubs. Admission 25 cents, ladies free. umpire calls play ball at 2 30.
United Press lists radio features for tonight across stations including WSAI Cincinnati WOC Davenport KOA Denver WCX Detroit WCAP Washington WJAR Providence WEAF New York and Navy band broadcasts. Programs include string quartet organ and orchestra ensembles with times ranging from 8 to 11 p m.
Indianapolis markets report hogs meat cattle sheep and calves with receipts around 500 hogs 1100 cattle and 1300 sheep. Hogs steady to lower with heavies 13.00 to 13.30, medium to mixed 13.50 to 15.80, bulk 13.80 to 13.85. Cattle dull with steers 8.00 to 12.00, cows and heifers 6.50 to 10.00. Sheep steady top 6.00 lambs to 14. Calves top 14.00 bulk about 13.00.
Dr and Mrs W R Cravens and Mr and Mrs W W Moffett returned Monday evening from a pleasant motor trip through the lake region in northern Indiana They spent several days at Lake Wawasee and visited Marinkuckee Winona and other points of interest in the area.
The B Y P U society of the local church held a lively meeting at Welch's chapel to organize a contest running September 6 to October 17. Captains Ophia Carpenter white team and Juanice Lash blue team will lead reds, whites, and blues with points for attendance talks specials and clippings. The losing sides will host the winners with a Hallowe'en party.
All members of the degree staff of Quapaw Council No 60 D of P and all interested are requested to be at Red Men's hall Thursday night August 20 at 7 o'clock Nagar Master Herine Cody.
The Friendly Bible class of the First Christian church has postponed its City park picnic scheduled for Thursday evening due to illness. Members are asked to take notice of the indefinite postponement.
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