Advertising Rates and Local News Notes In Indiana
Advertising rates for single and continued insertions appear with figures for monthly and quarterly periods. The text shifts to social items about Christmas birthdays, road conditions, and mining news. It mentions Coolidge themed chatter, winded commentary on royalty, and regional roads improving this season. Debates over Knox consolidated company and Knox County Miners association stir speculation about mine contracts.
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Bicknell
Vhrcennes
Knox Consolidated Company
Knox County Miners’ Association
United Mine Workers
Bieknell
Indiana election law amendment eyed for easier separate voting
The proposal to allow separate tickets for state and national officers in Indiana aims to simplify voting. Supporters say it benefits voters regardless of party, and though some claim a national landslide saved Leslie, future outcomes may change.
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Indiana
Leslie
McEly
Power of Women in Chieftains and Hoover Vote
Washington dispatch notes rapidly rising power of women in American politics. Women voters substantially influenced the Hoover victory and congressional results. Four women in the present House. doubled in the new Congress, with potential Senate influence as March 4 approaches.
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Washington
Iowa
Herbert Floover
Congress
House
Senate
Local Orchestra at Jasper with Baby Alma company
The Baby Alma company appeared at the local Opera house with the Opera House orchestra featuring Bert Brown Herbert Brown Sylvera Dorn Juanita Alexander Cyril Johnson Elma Moore Homer Young Clyde Russel Helen Stewart and Eunice Campbell. Manager Robert Scherer led the troupe as they performed in Jasper on Sunday and planned a spring road tour to surrounding towns.
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Baby Alma
Opera
Bert Brown
Herbert Brown
Sylvera Dorn
Juanita Alexander
Cyril Johnson
Elma Moore
Homer Young
Clyde Russel
Helen Stewart
Eunice Campbell
Robert Scherer
Jasper
Fire department called to stove incident at Mrs. Slinkard home
The fire department was summoned to the corner of A and Sixth SE this morning for a gasoline cook stove "cuttings up" and threatening to set fire to the house. Fire was out when crews arrived with little damage reported.
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Mary Slinkard
Tittle Damare
Baptist Choir Practice at Parsonage This Monday
Baptist choir of Pontgehap plans practice Monday evening at seven o'clock at the parsonage. The director stresses that every member should be present for the session.
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Baptist Choir
Priest Gives Up Tonsils At Bloomfield
Herbert Priest underwent a tonsillectomy Sunday at Bloomfield performed by Dr. T Roy Cook.
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Herbert Priest
Bloomfield
T. Roy Cook
Toys for charity drive by Daily Citizen and partners
Daily Citizen in cooperation with Dup ior High School and the Salvation Army announces a toy collection for underprivileged children. Readers may donate used toys at the Citizen office for rehab by manual training and home economics students before the deadline.
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Hi Daily Cuuizen
Dupior High School
Salvation Army
Economcs
Entertains Friends At Morris Chapel Home
Mr and Mrs Paul Cleveland hosted Saturday night at their Morris Chapel home with guests Miss Nannie Wilson Dorothy Booker Olon Woodruff Sitlard Cleveland Leo Robertson and Khno Phillips Enjoyed radio music and refreshments including oyster soup crackers pickles cake and coffee served by the hostess
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Paul Cleveland
Morris Chapel
Nannie Wilson
Dorothy Booker
Olon Woodruff
Sitlard Cleveland
Leo Robertson
Khno Phillips
Miss Ruby McCullough Ill in Sullivan Hospital
Mrs. Carl Strong and Lawrence McCullough were called to Sullivan on Saturday due to Miss Ruby McCulloughs illness. The nurse at the local hospital has contracted pneumonia and was reported no better on Sunday.
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Carl Strong
Lawrence McCullough
Sullivan
Ruby McCullough
Miss McCullough
Curtis to be invited by Indiana Republican Editors
Indiana officials announce that vice president elect Charles Curtis will be invited to speak at the Indiana Republican Editorial Association mid winter meeting. The invitation was decided at a 25 member session of the association.
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Indianapolis
Charles Curtis
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
Indianapolis Markets Report Prices and Receipts
Indianapolis markets show steady activity December 10 with Hop receipts 12,000 and holdovers 225. Cattle receipts 800 and calves 300. beef steers 9.50 to 14.50, beef cows 7.50 to 9.50, vealers 15 to 16.50, heavy calves 6.50 to 11, bulk stock and feeder steers 8 to 11. Sheep receipts 400. low fat lambs 13.75, bulk fat lambs 12 to 13.25, bulk cull lambs 7 to 9, bulk fat ewes 4.50 to 6.50.
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Indianapolis
Mrs Pansy McAtee Dies in Detroit After Operation
Word reached here that Mrs. Pansy Tryon McAtee of Detroit, formerly of this city, died today at 10 AM after an operation for acute appendicitis. Her mother, Mrs. Robert Francis, of this city, was with her. The body will be brought here for burial.
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Pansy Tryon McAtee
Detroit
Yule Log Observance Traces Ancient Times
The lighting of the Yule log links to ancient beliefs in fire's efficacy and a perpetual hearth altar. It recalls a quip from Max Muller about the hearth as the first altar and the family as the first congregation.
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Max Muller
Master William Pirtle Hosts Local Boys For Dinner
Master William Pirtle, son of Mrs Margaret Pirtle, hosted Sunday dinner for friends. After eating they hiked to Switz City and Lyons in the afternoon, claiming a ride back most of the way. Participants included Bobbie Humphreys, Thomas Corwin, Harold Malicoat, Charles Pierce, and William Pirtle.
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William Pirtle
Margaret Pirtle
Switz City
Lyons
Bobbie Humphreys
Thomas Corwin
Harold Malicoat
Charles Pierce
Plu Epidemic Here In Linton Reports Illness Spread
Several Linton residents are ill with the flu including Rev. I C Jaberg who missed pulpit duties. Miss Hedwig Harting of Columbia Music Store is unable to work. Roll Hagaman is absent from his barber shop on Fast Vincennes due to illness. Hagaman’s daughter Rulalia has just recovered from pneumonia.
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Linton
I. Cc. Jaberg
Hedwig Harting
Columbia Music Store
Roll Hagaman
Help Wanted and Coal Ads From Local Paper
Classified notices show jobs and coal sales. A firm seeks a competent manager with salary up to 650 plus expenses from a Chicago unit, while another advertises coal by the ton and mine prices. Readable details include contact numbers 112 118 North May Street Chicago and mine phone 402 K.
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Henry Hill
Second Street Southwest
Alanufacturer
North May St
Chicago
Singer Str
Hart Place
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N. Main St
Linton, Ind
Turner & Whyan
South Main Business
Ind
Met of Congress
Carrifet
Coolidge
Pataraphers
Toover
The
Tampa Tribune
Curtis
Dnghind
Power OF
Herbert Hoover
Fire Department
Victor Orthophonic
Victrolas
Victor Records
Auto Parts and ‘Accessories
E. J. Ecker & Son
S&h
Calvin Barnes
Jeweler South Main Street
C. C. Hamilton
Hamilton's
Wolford
Fred L. Cravens
Frank M. Welch
Wile C. Welch
Hamilton
Prince Allison
Vincennes St
Ras Ae
Baptist Choer 'Pontghep
Curtes
Ben Bach
Pansy McAtee
Lizzie Davis
Floristo
Ie” Street
N.B
Carrico
Monarch
East
Vincenside
Les
Ollie Wright
Sixth Street
Federal Tire Service
Istand
N. i
Columbia Music
Greene County
Blue Bird Junior Bus Company
Vincentes Bicknell
Jas. A. Shattuck
Stewart- Warner
New Willard
C. B
6Th St. S
Leo Allen
Canaries
Fine Singers
All Colors
North Main St
Edwardsport
F. O.B
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