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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1925
Page
2
Office-Citizen Building details rates for subscriptions and advertising choices in Linton Indiana. It lists in city carrier and mail prices, classified rates, and policy on renewals and second class mail status. The piece closes with dated editorial jabs about Coolidge Ford and congressional insurgents and Christmas miners.
Federal taxes decline as war expenses ease while state and local taxes rise, seen as natural and often inevitable. Communities face higher local expenditures not necessarily due to extravagance, but to address new problems with wiser facing and courage.
Ohio plans white crosses along the roadside at every fatal auto accident. The longest display clusters on a straight forty mile stretch that tempts drivers to speed. Excessive speed on open country roads leads to tragedy, proving a faster driver is either reckless or exceptionally skilled.
Terre Haute newspapers once backing Gerstmeyer high school in the Wa bash valley title now publish Linton claims and concede they should lead. Linton gains boosters in the region insisting the town deserves justice in the valley championship designation.
In a New York dining scene, Mrs. Bell announces she will quit after January. Mallotin, a picky bachelor, persuades Arthur Horage to marry her for her savings. He offers $200 to start Horage in business, then courts Bell into becoming Mrs. Mallotin after January 1, hoping for companionship.
In the northern hemisphere the longest day is around June 21 and the shortest on December 28. The southern hemisphere shows the opposite, with June 21 being the shortest day and December 28 the longest.
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