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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1925
Page
3
A florist ad promotes birthday flowers and blooming plants to cheer a sick room. Mrs Lizzie Davis of 507 East First Street offers a variety of blooming plants and cut flowers for delivery or pickup. N Fe Linton
The Church of St George at Windsor England is described as the King s church fully outside bishop jurisdiction and governed solely by the reigning English sovereign.
A compact 19th century style admonition urges readers to safeguard the future through independence and saving. The author, Homer LaSalle, emphasizes money as the path to success and personal progress.
James Henry Moss aged 25 died at 8 pm at the city hospital from injuries when three coal cars passed over him after he fell from a trip at Twin mines yesterday morning. Survived by widow Bertha and daughter Bonnie, two brothers in Nebraska, three sisters in Sullivan Nebraska and this city. Funeral Monday at 2 pm at the Baptist church in Vicksburg, Rev Tetbrick officiating.
Switz City Indiana January 10 The death of Mrs George Dillion occurred last night from apoplexy while at the home of her sister in Worthington The body was taken to Switz City for burial at Calvertsville cemetery Sunday Funeral party leaves the Dillion home at 7 am. Funeral services and burial arrangements follow.
Miss Myrtle Fish of this place is sick with the flu. Hollins will play Jasonville Friday after noon.
Nine Dugger men faced fines after a late-night gambling arrest led by Sheriff Newman Guy of Sullivan County and Deputy John Hamilton. Guy White paid 25 dollars and costs for gaming, while Glen Marlow William Reynolds Clyde Jeffries Denver Stien Charles Wig ins Mish Bledsoe Ray Nelson and Walter Mood were fined 16 dollars each on gambling charges. Cases were heard before Squire Hoskins in Dugger.
Washington January reports suggest Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes may retire soon. Sources note he could leave the bench so his successor can be confirmed before Congress adjourns on March 4. Holmes, turning 84, has remained largely vigorous despite recent lindago-related health issues.
An alert and highly active member of the court participates in ongoing proceedings, demonstrating leadership and engagement in the case. The description notes swift involvement and visible attentiveness during hearings.
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