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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1925

Page

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Two Day Race Meet at Linton's New Course

The Linton Racing Association advertises a two day Labor Day meeting at the southwest track. After a successful July 4 one day meet with large attendance and thrilling events, improvements will be added including an amphitheatre and new wells. Monday's program features pace and trot heats with purses up to 300 dollars and various dash and mile races. Tuesday offers pace and trot events plus a free-for-all pace and dash races with similar purses.

Linton Racing Association

World War Insurance Rules Extend to July 2

Veterans face reinstatement limits as war risk insurance can be renewed in term form until July 2, 1926, with automatic expiry of all term policies afterward. Disabled veterans may reinstate lapsed coverage only until June 7, 1925, and age 30 entrants pay 69 cents per $1,000 for war time term insurance, needing conversion to permanent government coverage by March 3, 1926. Government ordinary life at age 30 costs $1.47 per $1,000.

Ralph W. Wwood Princeton Post American Legion United States Veté Bureal Veteran Bureau

Mrs. Mattie Osborn Dies in Bloomfield at 65

Mrs. Mattie Osborn longtime Bloomfield resident died last evening at 7 18 at the home of Harvey Letsinger on South Washington street. Cause was heart failure induced by high blood pressure. She was 65 and a half, a 50 year Methodist, widow of Will Osborn, son of ex county commissioner David L. Osborn. She leaves one child Mrs. Chester P. Harrah and has resided with her sister since her husband’s death over thirty years ago.

Mattie Osborn Bloomfield Harvey W. Letsinger Washington Street Linton Will Osborn David L. Osborn Stockton Township

Corinne Griffith in Love's Wilderness at the Grand

A repeat engagement offers another chance to see Corinne Griffith in Love's Wilderness. The actress displays notable talent in a tale of two husbands with a marriage misled by the first spouse, set in a sunlit world.

Corinne Griffith Miss Griffith Sunny

Chief Pinkston Returns From Vacation On Duty

Chief of Police Pinkston resumes duty after a week’s vacation spent fishing and hunting in Greene county hill country. He looks “brown as a berry” and is back on the job.

Pinkston Greene County

Helped Through Change of Life in Baltimore

Mrs L Gingrich of Baltimore testifies to Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound aiding change of life symptoms and nervous strain. She claims improvement after one bottle, continued through critical time, and notes benefits for daughters' health and childbirth. The ad praises the medicine for women of middle age and hot flashes.

Baltimore Maryland Lydia E. Pinkham Mra.l. Gingrich N. Gilmor St

Death at Freeman City hospital claims Mrs Lucille Lambert

Mrs Lucille Lambert died at Freeman City hospital last evening around nine after being brought from Worthington for an operation. Daughter of Ed Hubble of Worthington, her brother drowned earlier this summer. Lambert resided in Indianapolis. The body was taken to Welch chapel for burial preparations and later returned to Worthington for funeral plans.

Lucille Lambert Freeman City Hospital Worthington Ed Hubble Lambert Indianapolis Welch Chapel

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