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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1921
Page
6
The note states capital diverted from wartime efforts into well dated property for rental use, expecting handsome returns. The implication is strong demand for rental housing as postwar stability returns and capital seeks secure, productive assets.
The White River bridge at Elliston grade is now open to all traffic after a month of repairs. The steelwork has been repainted and the concrete floor replaced with a plank and creosote surface. Drivers should approach with caution due to a temporary rise of about foot and a half at each end to avoid accidents.
A historic plea describes Santa’s request for letters to be sent with senders full names and street addresses. The excerpt shows children requesting gifts including a football, roadgears, an air gun, candy, a doll, and a doll buggy, signed by Elbert Hunter and another child.
A brief Christmas plea from Frances Muehler of 90 First Street SE, Linton Indiana, dated December 6, 1921, asking for a tricycle for Christmas and mentioning a brother who is a football player, a baby doll, candy and nuts, and all the little children.
The program promises nonstop speed and action with Silent Shelby featuring a daring rescue of the little sage rabbit. A Buster Keaton comedy screens on the same bill for added laughs.
Dreamland Tonight presents a big serial program at 10 o clock with all seats. The Yellow Arm The Terror Trail and Do or Die feature Eddie Felo. Tomorrow and Friday offer a five reel western and another Buster Keaton comedy.
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