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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1922

Page

7

FOR SALE AND WANTED NOTICES FROM LINTON AREA

Miscellaneous classified items including coal for sale at various prices, a three room house with land for lease near Jasonville, dressmaking work by Mrs Powell, half interest in an established billiard hall in Linton, corn for sale, a part time collector needed in Linton, a missing Airedale pup, a Jasonville restaurant for sale, sewing shop services, a stolen watch notice, a lost purse notice, a Chevrolet sedan for sale or trade, purse return offer, and salesmen positions for a grocer and allied goods with Dayton Ohio based Harley Company advert.

Kate Linton Ogle Land Co Jasonville Thomas Sales _ Company Ind Que G.W. Powell Criss Robison Ogle Farms Axton Main St Airdale Alvin Adams Mutual Fifth St Terre Haute Ferrel & Co First Christian Church W. E Perkin Perkins Harley Company Dayton Ohio

Debaters Clash as Sophomores Debate Caesar Showdown

A Jasonville high school debate featured four sophomore students arguing whether Julius Caesar surpassed Augustus Caesar. The affirmative pair John Orr and Frank Hastings faced Benjamin Rotman and Maynard Oeffler, with the negative winning by five points.

Jasonville Julius Caesar Augustus Caesar John Orr Frank Hastings Benjamin Rotman Maynard Oeffler

Funeral of Mrs Freeman in city this Monday

The remains of Mrs Martha J Freeman who died yesterday in New Smyrna Florida will arrive on the 715 St Paul train tomorrow accompanied by Mrs W A Craig The body will lie in state at the home of Mr and Mrs Jasper Schloot on A street northeast Funeral services are set for 1 oclock Monday afternoon at the residence conducted by Rev W F Russell First M E church Interment will be in Fairview cemetery beside her husband the late Job Freeman

Martha J. Freeman New Smyrna Fla St. Paul W. A. Craig Jasper Schloot W. F. Russell M. E. Church Fairview Cemetery Job Freeman

Linton Businesses and Banks Observe New Year Holiday

Stores and banks in Linton will be closed all day Monday for New Year’s Day. The Daily Citizen will publish at the usual afternoon time. The post office operates from 9 to 10 AM only, with rural and city carriers on holiday.

Linton Daily Citizen

Death of Infant Hunter at West Linton

Infant son of Mr and Mrs Morton Hunter dies shortly after birth at the family residence in West Linton. Survived by both parents a brother and sister. Funeral held at the residence with Rev E C Corts officiating. Interment in Fairview cemetery.

Earl Hunter Morton Hunter West Linton E. C. Corts Fairview Cemetery

They Always Do Engagement Plan Causes Friendly Debate

In 1922 Ralph and Sue debate announcing their engagement six weeks before their wedding. Sue resists while Ralph pleads to share the news with friends, noting porch evenings and a new parson. The exchange ends amid light, humorous tension as Sue reveals a detail about Mr. Ashby.

Ralph Sue

Afternoon Delights and Quiet Angers in Sue’s Home

Sue endures a tense Sunday afternoon with Miss Palmer and Rev. Ashby then hosts tea with Amy Betty and Muriel. A curious hermit craftsman scene with a threat from a taller sister ends in Sue drafting party notes and an upcoming Star announcement.

Miss Palmer Ralph Palmer Amy Sue Betty Anne

Big Electric Plants in the Western United States

The Rocky mountains and Pacific coast host many large electric plants. Fresno California uses a mountain reservoir to supply 1400 feet of head for generation and 85 miles of distribution. Some western plants also divert surplus water for irrigation after power generation.

Rocky Mountains Pacific Coast Fresno California

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Maxwell &Persons Ber Willard Aere Gibson Chtropractor Natureopath New Linton Universal Tire & Rubber Company Michigan City Victor I. Bunch Nelson Bennett Care Public Savings Ins. Co Wright Washington Lincoln Greene Valley Wright Township L. E. Warrick W. G. Moss Warrick Moss Jessie A. Parsons McClure Newspaper Syndicate Scott’s D. R. Scott & CO Mr. Ashby Muriel Thoroughfield Cushings Ava N. Main Street Calvin Barnes
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