Local notice and editorial readers' notes from Linton
The issue lists subscription rates and advertising policies for the Daily Citizen and notes on the printery. It also includes editorials about the flu epidemic winding down, Wall Street dynamics, the Boulder dam ratification, a 60-day dog quarantine in Greene County, and a push for Mrs. A. T. Hert of Louisville to be appointed to a cabinet, highlighting her GOP leadership and regional support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Hert
Louisville
Herbert Hoover
Miners of Bicknell extend heartfelt thanks for gifts
In Bicknell Indiana on December 31 the Knox County miners thank friends and neighbors for the generous donations of food clothing and toys that blessed many homes at Christmas May God bless you and smooth the road for you in the new year The note comes from the Knox County Miners group.
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Bicknell, Ind
Bicknell
Jesus Christm
Knox County
Insurance policies lost in Linton notice
Legal notice states policies numbers h208 to 4225 inclusive of Fidelity-Phenix Fire Insurance Company of New York have been lost or destroyed. Not issued they are void. Recipients who hold them should mail or deliver to Peoples Trust Company Agents at Linton Indiana or to the Fidelity-Phenix Fire Insurance Company of New York post office box 771 Chicago Il. 2948¢
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Linton Indiana Ageney
Fidelity-Phenix Fire Insurance Company of
New York
Peoples Trust Company
Linton
Indiana
Chicago
Notice to Non-Residents in Greene County Court
In Greene Circuit Court November Term 1928 Uriah Maxwell Adme Estate of Andrew J Maxwell vs Celin Maxwell et al plaintiff by Kenn Beasley attorney files complaint and a nonresident defendant Chloe Myers must answer at next term or be defaulted. notice dated December 29 1928 at Bloomfield Clerk Elmer W Sherwood seals.
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State of Indiana
Greene County
Greene Circuit Court
Uriah Maxwell
Andrew J. Ataxwell
Celin Maxwell
Kenn c Beasley
Nna Myers
Indiana
Chat
Bloomfield
Elmer W. Sherwood
Dew
Bandit Holds Up Gas Station Attendant Near North Main
Charles Bray, at a gasoline filling station on North Main Street, was struck from behind with a blunt instrument by a bandit as he counted change for a customer. Bray regained consciousness quickly, the robber fled in a Chevrolet coupe as another car approached, and no robbery occurred. The would be thief, about 30, medium build, well dressed, could not be identified. Bray describes the incident as Sunday morning and is recovering.
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Charles Bray
North Main
Streets
Velock
Jane
Bray
Bh Street
North Main Street
Boraudit
Ile
Kendall Ends His Life in Dugger Home
Rellie H Kendall aged 76 years a well known local resident shot himself with an improvised musket in his Dugger yard this morning dying instantly A coroner from Sullivan county held an inquest with no cause given He leaves a widow Ola Kendall and five children from two marriages funeral arrangements unsettled today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rellie HH. Kendall
Dugger
Kendall
Botts
Sullivan County
Death of Lela Waldie at age four in city
Lela Waldie died at her mother Mrs. J H Sharp home at 6 o clock yesterday evening following pneumonia after a four and a half year illness. A Singer employee in Linton, she resided in the city long and was active in First Mob church and Royal Neighbors. Survived by mother, son Reed Waldie, a brother and half brother Harley Stages and Frank Sharp. Funeral at First M E church Wednesday at 2 with Rev O F Haley officiating. Burial Fairview cemetery.
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Lela M. Waldie
J. H. Sharp
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Linton
First Mob
Royal Neighbors
Reed Waldie
J. HH. Sharp
Harley Stages
Frank Sharp
Sullivan
M. FE
O. F. Haley
Fairview Cemetery
Cold Wave and Snow Expected in Indiana to Start 1929
Weather Bureau predicts a cold wave and possible snow sweeping into Indiana from Alberta, the Dakotas, and Minnesota. Temperatures may drop at least fifteen degrees as the blast is settled over these regions and arrives tomorrow.
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Weather Bureau
Alberta
Canada
Dakotas
Minnesota
Indiana
Judge Van Buskirk names appraisers for state park land
Judge Thomas Van Buskirk of Greene circuit court appointed Walter Cade Worthington Amos Ashcraft and John R Gar michael as a board of appraisers in the Indiana eminent domain suit to condemn lands for the Tri County State park. All Greene county lands except a 40.5 acre Gadberry heirs tract have been contracted. The appraisers will view the premises today and set the price Greene county must pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur R. Gilliam
Tri-County State Park
Thomas van Buskirk
Greene Circuit Court
Walter Cade
Worthington
Amos Ashcraft
Koleen
John R. Garmichael
Mirco
Greene County
Amos Gadberry
Department of Conservation
Auction sale of late L. L. Frady household goods
Household goods of late L. L. Frady will be sold at auction on Tuesday January 1 beginning at 1 o clock at the residence S20 TF street northwest. Proceeds to be used for final expenses and honorariums. Auctioneer notes accessibility and payment terms to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Frady
Welock
TF Street
Sitip
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Tinton
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Jacertion
Hare
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Sea
State Board of Herth
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Chas. Bray
Roll H. Kendall
Self
J. HW. Sharp
House of Quality
Ben Bach
van Buskirk
Citizen Want
Carrico
Ollie Wright
Coon
T. J. Morgan Coal Co
Edwardsport
Russell Coal Co
Decker's
Dan Skelly
Roscoe Bough
S. W
Stafford Township
William Bedwell
Arthur Perkins
6Th Street
Jingle Times
Clayton Mortuary
Chandler
Elsie Huffman
Fifth Street
Florence
Harry Ferry
Chevrolet
N. E
Eureka Chevrolet Co
Columbia Music Store
East
Vincennes Street
Blue Bird Junior Bus Company
Vincennes Bicknell
Waynes Universal
Johnson Poultry Farm
Mig. Lenning
Orville Jackson
Jas. A. Shattuck
John E. Jones
West Linton
Frank Smith
First _Street
DR. Buss
Wolford
Claud Azbell
Linton Hardware
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