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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1923

Page

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Movie Star Contest closes yesterday in Daily Citizen

Contestants must submit guesses and letters of explanation by February 12 with postmark. On February 19 the Daily Citizen will publish the seven First National stars identified and announce winners. Judges include the Contest Editor, Grand theatre manager, and Wayne Hamilton. Prizes go to those with most correct identifications and best letters. If ties, judges select based on letter quality.

Daily Citizen Citizen The Grand Theatre Wayne Hamilton

Sherman wood service and sales building sold for 10000

The brick garage on East Main street used by Sher wood Service and Sales was sold by William and Claude Powell to Elmer W. Sherwood for 10000. The property is described as a modern piece of real estate in Jonsonville and a top investment.

East Main Street Sherwood Service and Sales Company Chevrolet Buick William and Claude Powell Elmer W. Sherwood Jonsonville

New York Tops Auto Fatalities in 1922 United States

New York led 1922 automobile fatality totals with 785 deaths, excluding December, according to the National Safety Council. Chicago followed with 736, including 488 adults, while New York motorists killed 41 percent of children. Los Angeles ranked third with 321. Other cities with 50,000+ population and their counts include Pittsburgh 148, Detroit 146, St. Louis 118, San Francisco 129, Cleveland 124, Baltimore 122, Boston 105, Milwaukee 82, Cincinnati 73, Minneapolis 72, Denver 64, Newark 59, Kansas City 58, Washington 53, Toledo 46, Fort Wayne 12, Evansville 10, Gary 8, South Bend 7, Peoria 7.

Chicago New York National Safety Council New York Motors Los Angeles Pittsburg Detroit St. Louis San Francisco Cleveland Baltimore Boston Milwaukee Cincinnati Minneapolis Denver Newark N. J Kansas City Washington Toledo Ft. Wayne Evansville Gary South Bend Ind Peoria

Vicksburg Turns Electric Light Corner

Mrs Emma Brown remains on the sick list. Sam Stordham has bought a Delco electric light plant and now powers his store and home. The Columbia Music piano tuner visited Mrs Emmett Edizon this week. Vicksburg lights are now in use and Midland work will start soon. Frank Hanton bought a new Overland car. Mr and Mrs Frank Brown visited Sullivan on business. Edward Sims has returned from the west after three years away, receive a warm welcome. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Brown hosted Mrs Browns sister from Linton. A Salem weekly prayer meeting occurs every Wednesday.

Emma Brown Sam Stordham Delco Columbia Music Emmett Edizon Vicksburg Midland Frank’ Hanton Overland Frank Brown Sullivan Edward Sims Lloyd Brown Brown Linton Salem

Women poker parties put Hubbies on rocks says New York judge

New York Feb 9 Magistrate Oberwager vowed to stamp out poker games among married women asserting homes are ruined as husbands steal to fund women’s gambling. He held Mrs Fannie Sprague on bail for 500 for trial on operating a gambling house after detectives reported wives losing earnings at her home. Eight women were found at a table with colored chips.

New York Oberwager Fannie Sprague Sprague

Hair Diyed Quick at Princess Pat Beauty Parlor

A compact note promotes quick hair dyeing at Princess Pat Beauty Parlor as a personal grooming option. It encourages readers to consider a speedy hair color change without detailing services or prices.

Princess Pat Beauty Parlor

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