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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1925
Page
2
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Official tabulation by the Bureau of Labor Statistics reports improved employment conditions across United States industries in July, with payroll totals from over 8,000 establishments 144.5 percent higher than a year earlier. Gains span hosiery, knit goods, silk, automobiles, agricultural implements, rubber boots and shoes, and auto tires, signaling strong fall business and stocking by merchants. The tone suggests a cautious but optimistic outlook with steady work and demand.
A fragmented report notes an unusually heavy Alps death toll this year and warns against traveling to Switzerland amid reckless driving at home. It mentions rising channel swimmers, a navigation bureau, traffic police at sea, and a statistician claiming 18 million boxes of rouge used last year. It also remarks on access to baseball season passes and the president's name in papers due to a toothache.
A Washington divorce case prompts commentary on congressional morality, with remarks calling the revelations “old stuff” in these modern days. The exchange underscores ongoing debates over public morality and private conduct.
Report notes the Wisconsin Democratic Party weighing a candidate for the United States Senate. The move signals party organization activity amid evolving political alignment and potential primary strategies.
The MacMillan party plans a comeback while denying any link to rumors that a coal strike influenced their decision. No direct connection to labor actions is stated. The report emphasizes the return rather than the disputed association.
Vincennes city council outlines a traffic ordinance prohibiting driving on Main Street from Second to Seventh on Saturday nights between 7 and 10. Arm signals required for turns, speed laws prevail, left turns go around the center. prohibited to turn around at intersections. Park on the right side, within 2 feet of curb, not within 15 feet of hydrants or 25 feet of intersections. Fines range 10 to 100 dollars.
The Nathamas class and their husbands and families plus Rev. O. A. Cook Mrs Rosetta Lenning and 76 attendees from 20 families enjoyed a post church picnic at Sullivan Park. A delicious basket dinner and park amusements followed social conversation. Mrs A J Winters praised as teacher.
A barn on Milford Riddle’s farm near Bloomfield was struck by lightning and burned, destroying hay, lumber, and farm gate material. The fire also consumed a corn crib and granary, leaving the property severely damaged.
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