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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1925
Page
2
The notice outlines subscription and advertising rates for mail and carrier service, plus in city and out of state pricing. It urges local support for Linton commerce, praising civic loyalty and cautioning readers against buying out of town. It ends by challenging readers to contribute to local prosperity.
Amos E. Emery of Richland township announces candidacy for Recorder of Greene County on the Republican ticket in the May 4 primary. Frank Dean of Richland township runs for Sheriff on the Republican ticket in the May 4 primary. Heston L. McLaughlin of Richland township seeks Recorder on the Republican ticket in the May 4 primary.
George H. Mathews long time Daily Citizen employee has died. He was dependable loyal and kind, valued by colleagues and publishers who praised his quiet demeanor. His family faces loss after nearly half a century of his devoted support and care.
The piece notes Vincennes raised over 171000 in four hours as a bonus for a shoe factory that will employ 600. It urges Linton to pursue similar opportunities, citing regional appeal, location, and multiple local advantages to lure new manufacturing, creamery, and related plants.
A clipped editorial urges residents of Linton to grow local prosperity by keeping funds within the town. It likens a community to a person, stating that collective welfare mirrors its individual members and urging prudent, locally-minded spending.
The Bay View club held a regular meeting with strong turnout. Programs included Biblical Prose and Poetry by Mrs. Wolford and Lyric Poetry of the Bible by Mrs. Cook. A vote approved donating a blanket to the City hospital. The next meeting is scheduled for December 21.
Tomorrow evening at the regular prayer meeting services at the First Baptist church will stress the Japanese work and the Sendai mission station. A splendid lesson has been prepared focusing on the Japan effort and church members are urged not to miss the service.
Ray Parks had his tonsils and adenoids removed today. A Mr. Cleveland near Linton had an x ray taken this morning of an injured leg. Charles Brock injured in a mine accident several days ago was taken to his home today. His condition is very good.
The knitted shawl made by Archie McClain a disabled Dawson Springs Kentucky soldier was given to William Shutts by the Women’s American Legion Auxiliary of this city. Proceeds from the shawl go to the disabled boy who crafted it.
The Reform ed Ladies Aid society of the Re formed church will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. d. licker. All members are urged to attend as officers will be elected. Members who have not yet turned in their silk bags are asked to do so.
Live Wire class at the Baptist church will practice this evening at six o'clock followed by choir rehearsal at six thirty. The event outlines a full cast for the Christmas play and a subsequent choir session.
Mrs Gilbert Headley of Third Street Northwest invites Hyacinth Club members to a Christmas gathering at her home tomorrow evening at seven o'clock. A pleasant evening is promised.
A nine pound baby boy named Johnny Lee was born Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade at their home on R. A. 3, a few miles northwest of the city. The birth was announced by the Wade family.
A parish uses commercial retarders to keep plaster soft. Aldeh is sold by plaster and gypsum dealers. Amount varies with material. Usually two percent retarder such as tannic weld prevents setting for about two hours.
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