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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1925

Page

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Linton quintet finally hits winning stride in rout

Linton High boys crushed Bicknell 45 to 10 as Parks Rupert and Winters led the offense and Weller toped in defense. Linton girls followed with a 42 to 4 victory over Bicknell as Shaw and McDonald led scoring while Hewlett and Clark controlled the center game for the Miners.

Linton High School Bicknell Linton High Linton Terre Haute Bedford Netters Washington Hatchets Martinsville Artesian City” Lads Vincennes Alices Landis Parks Rupert Winters Weller Jarman Linton Netters Phscu Ewan Buck Winters Ute Smith Parks Joe Oe Yanovich Williams Marblestone Weller Joe Eee Melton Rrddenbeck Ballard Eddy Stridelemier Armon Davidson Veller Jjarman Williams Phodenbeck By Smith Yanevich Marblestone Rupsert Buck Wakefield Bicknell Girls Phillips Shaw P. McDonald McPhail Thompson McDonald Hewlett and Clark Bicknell’s F McPhail M. Daymer Shaw Hens Patton Humphreys Geoockee Debaum Parle Oateae Geyase de Coglan Clark Ceoht Abe Moore Hewlett Smith H. McDonald Risher Schley Pinkstaff Schofield M. Daymer Patton

First Indiana Railroads Sparked Brown County Legacy

Brown County’s rail history begins with a horse drawn line near Shelbyville in 1834 and a 1905 crossing milestone. The Indianapolis Southern line reached Brown County’s northwest corner via the Illinois Central route between Indianapolis and Bloomington. The first entry into the county occurred August 7 with an engine and three flats at Fruitdale, greeted by locals. The Madison and Indianapolis line emerged in 1886, reaching Indianapolis by 1849 with strong dividends. By 1886 steam engines appeared in Indiana, and Indianapolis earned the title Railroad City. William Higgins of Madison built the state’s first sleeping cars used in 1868.

Alleghenies Shelbyville Indiana Brown County Nashville Indianapolis Bloomington Fruitdale Indianapolis Southern William Ford Poland Farm Allegheny Mountains W. J. Peaslee Madison England Franklin Jeffersonville Columbus Pennsylvania Railway Lawrenceburg Lafayete Ohio Lafayette Wabash Michigan Torrison New Albany Salem William Higgins

Receiver Clayton Moss Seeks to straighten White River Milling

Clayton Moss of Linton acts as court appointed receiver for the White River Milling Company in Greene circuit court. The Jacksonville Leader notes Moss is seen as the capable, businesslike choice to untangle the company’s affairs if possible.

Clayton Moss Linton White River Milling Company Greene* Circuit ‘Court Clay Jasonville

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