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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1925
Page
2
Rates for advertising appear with per inch and per line pricing including obituaries and cards of thanks. Text also includes a string of quotations on law, fashion, wealth taxes, and tabled price trends with historical figures referenced.
In Yellowstone National Park the government fixes prices on goods sold within the park, keeping costs similar to elsewhere except for gasoline. This policy, praised as preventing profiteering, enables thousands to visit who might not afford the trip without these price controls.
Notice to voters states September 5 is first day of a single session for registration from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at city clerk's office. Voters who moved wards or did not vote in the primary may register any time between September 5 and October 5, 1925. Cletus Gill, 27th Ward, City Clerk.
Sunday will be a day of special interest at the First Baptist Church as cleanup day closes the second year of the pastorate. Members and Sunday school classes are urged to attend the morning service with a unique program and an evening program to follow. A picnic lunch will be served, then men proceed to the Brotherhood meeting at Vicksburg church at 2 o'clock. Rev. A Cook invites all to participate with good music and fellowship.
William E. Knox president of the American Bankers' Association urges local bankers to recognize the 50th anniversary convention at Atlantic City from September 28 to October 1. Since 1875 the industry grew from 3,000 banks with $2 billion deposits to about 30,000 banks with deposits over $50 billion. The meeting will review banking progress and its services to the nation.
Members of the Mated Workers class of the Methodist Sunday school and guests spent a pleasant afternoon and evening at City Park. After a basket supper around 6 they relaxed, then moved to the Gill home for social time. Attendees included Rev W E Cissna, Miss Nola Yoder, Dora and Margaret Blumeline, Will Weasner, and families, with many members present.
Mrs Powell of A street northeast is seriously ill and in very critical condition today. She seems to be gradually sinking as medical staff monitor her status.
The Parent Teacher Association of College Hill school will meet Friday evening at seven o'clock at the school house. All members are requested to be present.
Members are summoned to the Red Men’s hall this evening at seven o clock for the fraternal day drill by request of the degree captain.
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