Daily Citizen Announces Publication Details
The Daily Citizen a Democratic newspaper published by Erner & Bryan lists its office at 79 South Main in Linton Indiana. It outlines subscription rates for in state and out of state mail with payment in advance and advertising rates for notices mass classifieds and rates for obituaries and thanks notices.
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Ba Daily Citizen
Erner & Bryan
Onitizen
South Main Poviness
Society
Linton
Ind
Cartuer
West
Local Cirant Court Hears Diverse Civil Matters
The circuit court docket lists many cases including foreclosure actions such as Bloomfield B. & J. Assn. vs. Sylvester Ladson with a judgment for $288.72, divorces for Florence Z. Hedden and Katherine O. Wakeland, and various quiet title, partition, and foreclosure actions. Several notes and mortgage disputes involve Greene County B. & L. Assn., while others cover divorce claims and contested estates.
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Lee King
Frances King
Fred E. Dyer
Admi
James H. Newson
John H. Newson
Greene County B. & L. Assn
David Lynn
Nora
Wm. F. Crook
Frank
Corenz Keys
Fred LaRue
Lulu Jeffries
Reed Taylor
Boettischer and Kellogg Company
H. A. Brault
John C. Grouch Company
Geo. Ingalls
Elmer W. Watkins
Fanny Sherburne
Mattie Nicely
Geo. Wilks
Estel Sexton
The
Mason Tire and Rubber Company
Henry A. Brault
O. Martin
Percy Goodson
Golda Goodson
Clarence Kirschner
Chas
FE. Pritchard
Bessire & Company
Dan Dixon
William H. Kirschner
Percy C. Hoppingarner
Stop the Rent Real Estate Pitch Highlights Home Ownership
A real estate speaker argues for owning a home over renting, extolling personal stability, family bonds, and pride in property. He notes that renting costs more over time, while buying allows small down payments and eventual ownership free and clear, with payments ending after years.
December's spirit shines through festive season text
The passage argues December defies old age weaknesses, contrasting youth and aging. It notes December’s red imagery with holly and poinsettias and elevates Christmas as the crowning glory, emphasizing the tender meaning and the blessing of giving.
Forecasts Hint Congress Will Be Busy This Winter
The forecast suggests lawmakers will face a busy winter with multiple issues demanding attention. The remark notes the heavy workload ahead for Congressmen and highlights ongoing concerns likely to occupy their schedules.
Welch Funeral Service Promises Superior Personal Integrity
Welch Headliners describe Welch funeral service as superior due to the seller's personal integrity reflected in every detail of service.
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Welch
Indiana Market Report Highlights Hog and Beef Prices
Indianapolis markets report Dec 3 with 5500 hogs priced 11.55 to 12.25 for various weights. Cattle receipts 800 with beef steers 7.35 to 11.25 and veal 18.50 to 14.06. Sheep receipts 900 with top fat lambs at 13.00.
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Indianapolis
Indiana News Briefs From Kokomo to Columbus
United Press Dispatch reports diverse items from Indiana including Louie Greeving shooting a rabbit after capturing it from his dog and claiming credit, state inspector J B Williams ordering new fire escapes for universities, Frank Cayler of Noblesville discovering a method to catch chickens after a rooster crashed through a windshield, and Henry Barnes, a justice of the peace in Columbus, navigating party affiliations after a contested election.
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Kokomo
Louie Greeving
Greeving
Bloomington
Indiana
J. B. Williams
Noblesville
Frank Cayler
Columbus
Henry Barnes
Justice
Turky raffle bust leads to city court action
South Bend police halted Roy Carrer’s attempt to raffle a turkey chance, and he soon appeared in city court. The brief item notes the immediate legal consequence after the police intervention.
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South Bend
Roy Carrier
Jude
For Sale or Trade and Local Court Notes
For Linton property an offered sedan, Box 187, at2p suspended sentence on gambling device charge. Casey Berry, 19, claimed a forty foot fall caused a back injury at a stone mill but died. X-rays found no injuries. The Hotel Wittmer at Camleton burned, destroying rooms named after Ohio and Mississippi river cities.
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Linton
Bloomington
Casey Berry
City Meat Market Opens in Terhune Block
W H Wakefield, a noted citizen and former businessman, opened the City Meat Market this morning in the Terhune block on North Main Street. The newly designed shop is neat bright and well equipped in every department. The venture is expected to attract a generous share of local trade.
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W. H. Wakefield
Terhune Block
North Main Street
Driving Big Bus Between City and Indianapolis
Wendell Mallicoat of this city now drives the Blue Goose passenger bus between this city and Indianapolis. He has served the Blue Goose company for some time, previously operating the Blooming ton to Indianapolis run.
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Wendell Mallicoat
Indianapolis
Blue Goose Company
Bloomington
Cypress Used in Egyptian Mummy Cases Proves Ancient
An eight thousand year old cypress sample used by Egyptians for mummy cases remains well preserved. The finding highlights remarkable durability of ancient timber. Researchers note the wood’s condition suggests long term resilience under historic burial environments.
City Meat Market to open Friday and Saturday event
Come Friday and Saturday to City Meat Market for a market opening event in the Torhune building with a flower gift for attendees and a welcoming setup. The sale and celebration will feature specials and demonstrations.
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City Meat Market
Torhune Building
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Linton Faultless Coke Co
Claud Arbell
Ollie Wright
Ford
Burroughs
National Cash Register
H. W. Delong
Carrico & Son
SON Coal CO
Tony
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Mary Lambert
G” Street
Marcel
Linton Beauty Shoppe
Claud Azbell
Cooper
Carvier
Turkey
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Wittmer
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Third Street
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