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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1925
Page
2
A devotional verse echoes that all round about our feet shall shine and a light like that seen by the wise men leads us to the Life which is the Law. It calls for learning the shepherds faith and joining in a song of peace on earth and good will to men.
The French phrase de luxe translates as of extra fine quality or elegance. De means of and luxe denotes luxury or high quality. In describing a book it signals an edition with exceptionally good binding and finish.
A censer is brought and a sprig of aloes laid on hot embers after coffee. It is passed from hand to hand three times and back to the host. Guests are then permitted to leave.
The notice outlines advance payment requirements for Mall subscriptions and disconnection if not renewed, with rates for in city and mail subscriptions both in Indiana and outside Indiana, plus weekly and yearly options. Advertising rates are listed per single column inch with per insertion charges and special notes for obituaries, announcements, and classified ads at one cent a word with a 26 cent minimum.
A Bloomfield backed plan seeks to cut four of fourteen precincts in Stockton and two in Wright townships citing economy though critics say it aims to dilute western voters. The Citizen urges no reduction, noting doubled eligible voters since women’s suffrage and long ballots. County commissioners meet today to consider the proposal.
The speaker questions why the Roosevelt boys travel far to obtain an evil poll, suggesting such items could be found in nearly any modern drug store, casting doubt on the need for distant sourcing.
Rumors place Charles G. Dawes as the Nobel Peace Prize recipient, a distinction said to be conferred by the Nobel Institute rather than by the United States Senate.
Demand for soft coal shows a slight rise linked to the three months of anthracite strike and the recent cold snap. Yet industry officials say the soft coal sector can endure substantial additional encouragement.
A speculative line notes a calendar idea where a year with 13 equal months could extend the longest Christmas season for children. It hints at a hypothetical reform without detailing dates or organizations. The phrasing reflects a retrograde, playful discussion about timekeeping.
This week is expected to start the Christmas shopping season with a brisk pace, aiming to remain lively over the next two weeks as shoppers seek gifts and retailers extend promotions.
The Elks lodge near North Main hosted their annual Memorial Sunday service with strong attendance. Bev Brown's orchestra provided music and vocal selections by Wayne and Chester Willis and Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton, with Mrs. Artha Symms at the piano. Judge John Rabb Emison of Vincennes delivered the address.
Ex service members are urged to attend the American Legion meeting at 7 30 p m in the new club room above Sam s store. Post Commander reminds all interested men to be on time for a live Legion gathering in Linten.
Harry Ferry purchased the Roy Spice grocery store on A street and took charge today. An experienced local businessman, Ferry is well known in the community. Mr. Spice has not yet announced his plans.
The Needlecraft Embroidery club will meet with Mrs. Ralph Kohr tomorrow afternoon.
In a 1925 Western Newspaper Union tale, three Jackson households seek help from Uncle Jim to cover a note for a failing young relative. After planning refusals, they each send Uncle Jim fare funds. He visits with a delivery of Christmas greetings and intends to pay the $5,000 note, uniting the clan.
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