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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1922
Page
2
Citizen letter argues resident groups and school board should allow public use of Oliphant field at the new high school. Calls for football events and community access, recalling 1919 Legion volunteers who helped with uniforms and coaching and urging support from Linton and Stockton Township residents.
Coal loadings reach a yearly peak with 199,624 cars loaded in the week ending November 25, the best week since April 1 when the miners strike began. Anthracite tonnage fell from the prior week, while bituminous production neared 10.98 million tons and total coal output reached about 12.94 million tons.
John Lawrence and his stock company present Seminole Vengeance at Dreamland theatre. The film features fifty real Seminole Indians and two thousand extras, shot in Florida with Everglades scenes and Palm Beach locations. Lawrence appears in person during the engagement after eight weeks in Vincennes.
In a Citizen note the joint school board states Oliphant field will not be used for Sunday football. The board opposes Sunday games and confirms no game will be held at Oliphant field this Sunday.
A notice states the K of P meeting will be at the lodge rooms tonight at 7 oclock to arrange the funeral for Brother Thomas Baldwin. Thomas Scroggins, C. C.
A humorous plotline in the Palace Des Arts cabaret shows a man who pays a dollar for every flirtatious glance at a stranger. The screen version of Why Girls Leave Home, starring enraptured by knee length skirts and diaphanous attire, plays at the Grand from Wednesday. The teased couple, amid splendor, wonders if jealousy tempts his fines.
A reflective quote notes that every person reaches a point in learning where envy is seen as ignorance, emphasizing the growth moment when one recognizes the limit of jealous comparison and pursues understanding.
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