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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1924
Page
2
Linton coal field miners are urged to vote in the December 9 district office election. The notice stresses local representation, civic duty, and contrasts voting with national politics. It calls for miners to support candidates from their own field if possible and to seek proper union hall participation.
The United Mine Workers of America District No. 11 will hold its officer and delegate elections on Tuesday December 9 at various mines. About 30,000 votes are expected as locals vote and tabulate with boards of local presidents and secretaries.
At the international livestock exposition Indiana produced the corn champions for the year with Ralph L. Heilman of Hope winning for Johnson county white dent. Montana reclaimed the oats crown after six years in Canada as more than 800 entries competed in the show.
The Tiensley family thanks friends and neighbors Rev. Roberts and funeral director Earl T. Aikin for sympathy and kind acts after the death of their son William Edward Tiensley Jr.
A local card shop advertises custom name printing on Xmas cards for customers who buy within the next few days. It promotes a range of designs from Hamilton’s and urges early selection.
By decree of Greene Circuit Court in Palmer vs Hudson et al I will expose at public sale on December 20 1924 at the Bloomfield county court house the rents and profits for up to seven years of Lot 8e Humphreys fourth addition to Linton Indiana If not enough to satisfy the decree I will offer the fee simple of said property to discharge the decree and costs Sheriff Ervin Ray and Attorney Allen G. Pate sign the notice
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