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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1924

Page

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Historic Letters From Civil War Bays Published

A Civil War letter from Elk Creek dated July 8 1863 recounts the June 24 to July 1 campaign in Tennessee. The writer Irvin Mathews describes heavy rain muddy roads near Tullahoma and Shelbyville, fierce fighting, bayonet charges, and a retreat by Bragg's forces with casualties and prisoners, concluding with hopes to reunite with loved ones.

Citizen Franklin, Tenn I. Mathews G. H. Mathews Daily Citizen Elk River Shelbyville Wheeler Hoovers Gap Bradyville Manchester Tullathoma Army of the Cumberland Tullahoma Sélk River Webb Alabama Adae Shoemaker Bragg Middle Tennessee

Indianapolis Market Summary Hogs Steers Calves and Grain Prices

Indiana market report lists hogs at 9.60 to 10.30, steers 9.56 to 10.00, calves 7.00 to 8.00, bulls to 4.25. Wagon market shows wheat at 1.75, old corn 1.20 to 1.25, new corn 1.00, oats 0.54 to 0.56, timothy hay 17.00 to 18.00 per unit.

Buster Keaton Stars in The Navigator at Grand Theatre

The navigator comedy heads the Grand bill tonight and Saturday with the fable Oh Captain completing the program. A matinee is scheduled for Saturday.

Buster Keaton Grand Theatre

Christmas Music and Social News From West Atlas

Christmas program at Morris Chapel EB church is praised for the effort of Ruby Dickey Gwendolyn Gilbert and Edith Saucerman. Max Reeder Hale, age five, dies. funeral held in Gambill with condolences to the Hale family. Various local visits and dinners follow, with marriages and a church wedding noted among residents. The piece closes with well wishes for the holiday season.

Morris Chael Ruby Dickey Gwendolyn Gilbert Edith Saucerman Max Reeder Hale Wilbur Hale Gambill John Robson Earl Archer Floyd Archer Tever Haute Raymond Ham Leo Goodwin Ruble Guy Goodwin Max Plainvilla Messrs. Goodwin Ham Jane Chilcote Manerva Thomas Clara Payne Ben McBride Ann Swaby Morris Chapel John Richardson Hallie Lynn Charles Richardson Linton-Duger Road William Denman Dennis Sims Sullivan Sim Henry Pigg Jasonville May Bales Brownstown Mae Richardson Ernest Lynn Edith Lynn Hallie Charlie Richardson Mae Artie Richardson Greene-Sullivan County Line Linton- Dageer Road

M. F. Holiday Dance at K. of P. Hall

Community event notes a mixed dance on Saturday evening at the Knights of Columbus hall with B. and W. music. Local residents urged to attend the festive social event.

P. Hall B. & W. Music

Significance in Perfume and Politics of Banishment Era

Fragmentary historical note describes how Tempartists sensing Napoleon’s return used scent to probe loyalties. They offered a sniff of violets scented perfume and asked, Do you keep tal perfume, to infer which side an individual favored during the banishment period.

Napoleon

Misnamed Camel Patents Stir Controversy Over Rat-Driven Furs

A garbled excerpt describes misnamed camel hide products claimed to be made from rat fur and labeled as camel skin. The text notes the designer’s identity is lost and hints at long-standing confusion about the material, its origins, and who produced it.

Camel

Fragmentary Dialogue About Doris and Phyllly Conversation

The text presents a fragmented exchange where Doris jokes about a person named Your lushund and Phyllly responds. Doris notes that he often calls her by the wrong name and mentions eavesdropping about being in someone’s sheep, reflecting a teasing, absent-minded dynamic.

Doris Phyllly Felig

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