New Home Telephone Co Delays Late Payment Policy
Telephone bills are due at the New Home Telephone Co office on the first of each month. Service may be discontinued if not paid by the tenth. If disconnected for non payment, service will be restored only after payment of a 50 cent restoration charge. 1110
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New Home Telehone Co
NEW Home Telephone Co
Jank
N. W
South Linton
Perry Brineman
Solsberry
Ind. R. R
Fifth St. S. i
Fe. L. Crecelius
Vincennes
Meni
St. N. BE
Linton Finance Co
Western Metal Company
Bloomington
Watkins
Linton
J. R. Watkins Company
North Third Street
Columbus
Ohio
Remy Rane
St. N. E
Frank Dean
FE. Strietelmeier
First St. S
Corner First
D" Sts. N. W
Johnson Block
Inaugural Plans and Roosevelt Death Reflections
The notice recalls Theodore Roosevelt’s sixth death anniversary on January 6 1919 and discusses Prohibition enforcement. It notes Ed Jackson’s Indiana governorship inaugural next Monday and remarks on Tom Marshall quitting New Year’s resolutions after 70, with commentary on sensible laws and compliance.
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Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Mayor Davis on people making a city come alive
Terre Haute mayor Ora D. Davis remarks that a city thrives when its people plan and work for desired outcomes. He warns that cities such as Linton will stagnate if residents drift without taking action, stressing that a city's vitality rests in its citizens' mental and practical efforts.
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Ora D. Davis
Terre Haute
Linton
Recollections of an Old Timer Eyes the Past in Indiana
A first person reminiscence recounts a woman recalling a hat bought 37 years ago at Mrs. Turner’s millinery shop for 1.50 across from Welch’s chapel area. The piece notes local shops Moss & Humphreys selling top buggies before rubber tires and contrasts past dances with today’s noise, reflecting on changing fashions and transport.
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Mary Mitchell
Citizen Office
Humphreys, Schloot & Co
Moss & Humphreys
Indiana
City Council Holds Routine Reguar Session
The city council will meet in regular session at the council chamber tonight. It is the first meeting in three weeks with no urgent business on the agenda and the session is expected to be routine in character.
Fragrance in Flowers and Rose Varieties in Bloom
The article discusses fragrance in flowers focusing on roses. It notes older varieties were often unpleasant while many newer rose varieties are highly perfumed. It distinguishes fragrance as an individual trait rather than a family quality.
Plants Lose Fragrance Inheritance Not Yet Understood
Fragrance in certain plants does not trace to heredity and breeders lack laws governing its presence. Instances in England show old garden varieties once valued for scent now lacking fragrance.
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England
J D Laughlin Dies at Home in Odon Indiana
J D Laughlin a Civil War veteran and longtime lawyer and teacher dies at 11 20 p m Sunday at his Odon home aged almost 80 He served three years in the 27th Indiana volunteers and after the war taught school practiced law and served as prosecuting attorney He is survived by a widow and numerous children and grandchildren Funeral services were held this morning at 10 with burial at Walnut Hill
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J. D. Laughlin
Daviess County
Odon
Walnut Hill
Laughlin
27Th
Indiana Volunteers
Indiana
BK. T. Laughlin
Tle
Ellis Funeral to Be Held Saturday
Rob ert B. Ellis son of the late Georges Henry Ells in the U S Navy stationed at San Diego Calif is expected to arrive Friday evening. Funeral set for Saturday afternoon at 2 o clock at the First Baptist church. If he does not arrive the service will be postponed until Monday.
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Robert B. Ellis
Georges Henry Ells
U. S. Navy
San Diego
Cal
First Baptist Church
Copper Flash Meeting Set for January 6
The annual meeting of the Copper Flash Copper Flash Co stockholders will convene at Lin ton City Hall Tuesday night January 6 1925 at 7 o clock. Secretary See announces.
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Copper Flash 677
Linton
Prarl Ieadely
Scat They Say A Wolf Atone Will Not Attack A Person
Fragmentary note shows distorted words about wolves, atonement, and welcome at a door with names garbled and unclear meaning. No clear event or identifiable entities.
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Bestan Peansertyar
Worthington school boys in pest contest wrap up
Worthington Ind January 6 The 22 vocational agriculture boys at Worthington high school hunted pests from December 1 to January 1 divided into two groups with a captain each At the end the side with fewer points will treat the other to a banquet A total of 2564 points was recorded the top scorer had 617 points Pest list includes Narh? Nineteen hawks 46 crows 17 weasels 17 moles 11 owls 216 English sparrows 84 rats and 281 mice Banquet set for Wednesday evening by the vocational home economic department.
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Worthington, Ind
Vocational Agriculture
Worthington High School
L. C. McIntosh
Vocational Agricultural Department
Vocational Home Economic Department
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