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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1925
Page
3
Telephone bills are due the first of each month at the office. Service may be discontinued if not paid by the tenth. If disconnected for nonpayment, service will be restored only in due course after payment of 50 cents overdue charge by New Home Telephone Co. 1110
Per inch advertising rates include Per Pan an 0.16 7.00 4.00 2.00 1.00 50. Rates for per single column inch and subsequent insertions per inch Reading notices per line Permanent contracts available upon application Obituaries and banks cards Classified ads priced at one cent per word First insertion minimum 25 cents This fragment summarizes a newspaper ads rate card with several pricing blocks and conditions.
A local business survey and bank reports show Linton remains solid despite a nationwide slump and coal decline. A town leader urges optimism, wider trade reach, and modernization while warning against pessimism. The discussion covers regulation, highway funding, and the future of coal territory.
Worried with a bad back and kidney trouble is advertised as a sign of weak kidneys. The ad urges stimulant diurette Doan's Pills as a remedy and cites a local endorsement from Mrs. Chas. Weller of 229 S. FE 7th St who says the pills relieved back pain nerves dizziness and backache after using them from Hamilton's drug store.
The Gilman and Parsons clothing shop in Hymera was broken into Monday night. Thieves took thirty to forty overcoats, thirty to forty suits, and several dozen men’s trousers before fleeing in a waiting truck. Maynard Gilman discovered the burglary Tuesday morning and alerted officials as investigators pursue leads.
Mrs Earl Newman of 560 KF street northeast is in serious condition at her daughter Mrs Trulia Brought’s home in Indianapolis. A letter from her daughter says she will be taken to Robert Long hospital for possible brain tumor operation. Mr Newman will depart for Indianapolis tonight after visiting about a week.
Revival continues with strong interest as the evening discussion centers on The Brazen Serpent. Mrs Gwin hosted the women’s meeting yesterday and the visiting minister found the session profitable. Daily cottage prayer meetings run 2 to 8 pm and a new Bible drill for children starts at 7 pm with parent participation urged. The Spirit invites all to come for the water of life.
The Clarion club will meet tomorrow afternoon at Mrs Willard Goodsons home. All members are urged to attend as officers will be elected.
The L A W club will meet Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs Grover VanMeter. The notice indicates a local gathering of members with details on the social event and venue.
An old health ad promotes Father John’s Medicine as a pure food tonic to boost resistance and ward off illness. It touts over 69 years of use by thousands of mothers as a standard health-building remedy for families.
A cluttered page lists for sale and rent notices including a Salm Jersey milk cow from Frank Rode at 620 Fifth and I Sts N W, several rental offers at 39 Fifth St SE and 209 East Vincennes St, plus three unfurnished rooms and a furniture set. A lost red barrel fountain pen is reported to return to Linton Finance Co. The J Watkins Company seeks salespeople in Linton offering $35 to $50 weekly with no experience needed, at 242 North Third Street Columbus Ohio.
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