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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1925
Page
2
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The spread of arsenate and lead spraying on fruit to kill Japanese beetles has sickened about two thousand people in southern New Jersey and caused at least one death. Consumers are urged to wash all fruit and vegetables before eating to avoid unseen residues and potential poisoning.
A west man escapes prison, moves to another state, works honestly, and marries. He confesses to his wife, she urges surrender and finishing his term. He returns to prison while she earns a living, hopeful for his release. The piece also notes Turkey’s king divorce and mentions bootlegger truce. The tone blends social commentary and miscellany.
Dutch Anderson is described as amphibious, able to operate on both land and sea, highlighting his versatile capabilities in varied environments.
Dr Leonhardt endorses Hem-Reid as a complete relief for all forms of piles with rapid action even in old cases. The guarantee is offered at Hamilton's Drug Store.
New complaints filed with the circuit court clerk include Sadie A. O Neal versus Ivan O Neal for divorce on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment Annie L Royce versus William Royce for treatment David H Bond versus Josiah D Myers Margaret Myers William P Ballard et al Dora B DelMees Charles De Frees James M Dyer Aledia Dyer William Barge Dorothy Barge Jacob Corwin Maude H Corwin Worthington Trust Co Worthington Exchange State Bank Absolom Padgett foreclosure of sewer assessment William H Lynn administrator of the estate of Maranda Lynn deceased versus Reuben W Lynn et al petition to sell Clayburn Suthard versus Essie Suthard for divorce on cruel and inhuman treatment Doma June Guthrie versus John Guthrie for divorce on cruel and inhuman treatment.
Broadcasts listed from 8:25 p m to 11 p m include New York Philharmonic under Willem Hoogstraten, Municipal band in Denver, WLS Chicago program by C D 8, Detroit Symphony with WGY late night, and Sutro drama The Bracelet featuring WGY players.
Sunday dinner guests at Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jamison included Mr. and Mrs. John Pope, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Grooms, Mr. and Mrs. Charley Gastineau, and two children. Local groups met, travelers were in town, picnics and visits noted among families and teachers.
Switz City and surrounding communities share a weekend of visits and relocations. Willard Potter and family joined Carrye Nowell relatives near Worthington while Flora and Robert Spencer shopped in Terre Haute. Hollings visited Jasonville, Baughman in Bloomfield, and Cassilda Spencer returned from Urbana with Ralph Overman family. Haywood is ill with lung trouble. Earl Wilson family and Houghton Butler family with Audrey vacationed with J W Beasley. Hurl Mills family moved to Bloomington. Mills sons employed there. Opal Price family to occupy vacated home.
In Greene County Indiana the Greene Circuit Court September Term 1925 hears May Oma Sherrill versus Samuel P Sherrill a divorce action. Plaintiff by attorney Beasley files complaint with affidavit non resident defendant is necessary party and appearance date set for November 7 1925 at Bloomfield Court House. Defendant urged to appear or plead by that date or default will be entered. Clerk David F Bland seals the notice.
Dr. Will Welch says in a letter to the Daily Citizen that he will resume operations on his front porch after a brief absence in New York. He expects to be back in a few days and return to work by September 1, signaling a quick recovery and return to duties.
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