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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1923

Page

3

Snowy Colorado Weather Compared by Out-of-Town Resident

December 25 note from Mack Tyler, formerly of Linton now in Pueblo, writes that Pueblo has mild weather with only one snow event so far. He mentions daily sun, a local straw hat resolution, and contrast with snowy regions north and south. He and Roy Spice own a thriving grocery in a city of about 35,000.

Mack ‘Tyler Linton Pueblo Colo The Daily Citizen Colorado Peuble Pike’s Long’s Mountains Roy, Spice

Elinor Glynn's Novel at the Grand Theatre

Elinor Glynn's Six Days is the big attraction at the Grand tonight and Thursday. The romance follows a beautiful girl rescued from society's auction block by a young man who knows how to win. Their tale unfolds on an ocean liner and in Paris before a dramatic underground prison escape lasting six days. Also slated are Jackie Coogan in Daddy and Alburtus for Monday and Tuesday.

Elinor Glynn Elinor Glyn Tod Jackie Coogan Daddy Man Alburtus

Christmas stockings and Santa gifts on Christmas Eve

Olive Heaton presents a junior high poem about December night rituals and Christmas surprises. Santa arrives in a sled and opens a stove lid, delivering a pack of toys including a jumping jack, a doll, a drum, a popgun, Old Maid, a striped horn, and many other playful items.

Olive Heaton Santa Sue

Indianapolis Markets Wagon Market and Stock Prices

Market brief lists commodity prices in Indianapolis with corn at 1.00, oats 1.05, Timothy hay 22.00, and stock market figures for hogs 7.25 to 7.35, steers 9.25 to 10.00, calves 6.50 to 7.00, bulls 4.50 to 5.00. Includes market segments for wagons and nonsisting notes.

Timothy Hay

Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude after Bereavement

Mr and Mrs John Tonner and Family express thanks for support during their bereavement. They thank Bedford friends former associates from that city and Juinton neighbors, those who sent flowers offered car use singers from the Methodist church and Eagles lodge and especially ministers Rev Scott of Bedford Presbyterian church Rev W E Cissna of Linton Methodist church and funeral director Earl T Aikin for kindness and sympathy.

Tommy Bedford Juinton Methodist Church Eagles Lodge Scott Presbyterian Church At W. E. Cissna Linton Methodist Church Earl T. Aikin John Tonner

Not Allowed Blinks in Cincinnati Enquirer Text Snippet

A fragmentary dialogue quote appears from a Cincinnati Enquirer item noting a wife’s attire and a character named Jinks. The readable text hints at a lighter or humorous piece but provides no full context or event details.

Visitors and Relatives in City for Holidays

Local residents and visitors arrive and depart for Christmas holidays with relatives across Indiana. Names include Mrs. J M Mitchell of Vidkabure, Miss Geneva Lynch, Russell Titus of Detroit, Mrs. Willard Calvin, Lola Foster, Emma Lorena Letsinger, Mrs. James Openshaw, Hester Boston, Andy Humphreys, Susie Muerer, Kate Osborne, Ruby Arthur, S E Coleman, Mrs. Charles Foote, Mary Geneva Larmore, J H Hodges, Thyra Grey Berns, N E Cooper, Mary Quigley, Madge and Mary Walton, George Bales, Henry Livingston, Charles Dorsch, Ernest Ramsey, and families visiting towns like Midland, Merom, Worthington, Bedford, Terre Haute, Sullivan, Dugger, and Sullivan County communities.

Apolis St Mra. J Mitchell Vidkabure John Daniels Lola Foster Bloomfield Emma Lorena, Letsinger James Openshaw Jack Brazil Hester Boston Lewis Andy Humphreys Worthington Curtis Welton Susie Muerer Bedford Chopas Kate Osborne Burns City Curt Dittemore Ruby Arthur Lyons Terre -Haute S. E. Coleman Elnora Dosa Lynch Charles Foote Palestine Matt Bennie Mary Geneva Larmore Brookville Beulah Laffoon J. H. Hodges Idianapolis Charles Morgan Thyra Grey Berns Helen Hibbitt Muncie N. E. Cooper and Son Terre Haute Mary Quigley Madge Mary Walton George Bales Sullivan Henry Livingston Carl Hamilton Charles Dorsch Washington Will Watkins Albert Steepy Ernest Ramsey Illinois Dugger

Community thanks for support after loss

We express gratitude to all who assisted during our bereavement for our loved one. Special thanks to friends and neighbors of Switz City and Nine Mile, Nine Mile Church and the Bible Students, those who sent flowers and offered car use. We appreciate M. J. Aikin & Son funeral directors and all who expressed sympathy.

Onfe Switz City Nine Mile Nine Mile Church M. J. Aikin & Son

Sympathy Note From Rev. W. G. Dunn of Louisville

Mrs EllenHelder man and relatives acknowledge the sympathy extended by Reverend W G Dunn of Louisville and others in their time of bereavement.

W. G. Dunn Louisville Ellen Helderman

Street lamps damaged by boys prompting alert

A notice reports many street lamps broken by boys throwing shooting bean flippers and air guns. Citizens are asked to notify the municipal electric plant if they see any boys throwing or shooting at lamps, via phone 105. Local authorities seek help to stop vandalism.

Municipal Electric Plant

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