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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1925
Page
1
Indianapolis reports from December 8 indicate a predicted price uptick for cattle over the coming months due to reduced supply and higher demand. Analysts cite cheap corn, better-feeding stock, and stronger packer willingness to pay higher prices, with sheep and lambs also expected to fetch better returns.
A collection of Christmas wish letters thanking Santa and listing items children want. Billy Carleton asks for a tricycle and a doll, Wendell Ham seeks a police suit, electric train and box of crayons, Lawrence Barnes requests a sled and toys, with notes about siblings and sharing.
In a four year high point for farmers the Department of Agriculture submits its annual report. A local item notes Noel Grown and Miss Iane Mitchel among unnamed others in a marriage reference. The city’s Epworth League plans a banquet for the local football squad. The Patterson Columbia Minstrels are set for a program at the Grand Opera House.
In Cherokee Iowa Edward Flickinger 19 confessed to helping lure Morris Hardy to a lonely spot where he struck Hardy and Miss Gertrude Weaver fired the fatal shots authorities said. Sheriff Langwin and State Agent Stoner released the confession as grand jurors listened.
John Callas, owner of the Opera House, has purchased his partner Angel Matos’s stake in the American restaurant. He will bring in American help and be assisted by his cousin Charles Tsolakis.
Preservative treatment of telephone poles and crossarms greatly prolongs life. It is estimated that 25,000,000 will be saved by such treatment of the poles and prognating now in service in the Bell system.
A witty line from the Byston Transcript notes that a man may love five women at once yet should hire enough sense to avoid pursuing all of them simultaneously.
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