Fire Loss Report For Linton 1924 Summarized
Small yet higher losses than 1923 noted by Fire Chief Earl Moss in 1924 report to state fire marshal. Linton fire department made 47 runs using 4450 feet of hose and 205 gallons of chemicals. Largest loss was LaMode Cloak and Suit fire October 27 at 9017 dollars. total year building and contents loss 13527 dollars with property value endangered at 75475 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Moss
Linton
LaMode Cloak & Suit
Oldest Continent Debate in a Poem
An article notes that America, though last found, may be geologically the oldest continent. Werne Tennyson in his poem Locksley Pall calls it the new world which is old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werne Tennyson
Locksley Pall
Illuminating Depths Described by Hallinan Scientist
A special ray of light that can penetrate water up to 300 yards at any depth has been developed by Hallinan scientist. The breakthrough promises new underwater visibility for exploration and surveying.
Second Week Revival At Baptist Church Begins Tonight
The second week of revival services at the Baptist church opens this evening with a large Lebanon church delegation from Mid land providing a musical number. The pastor will speak on The Lost Sheep as part of six sermons based on Luke chapter 15. Methodist Olive Branch church will join tomorrow with more music and a sermonette for junior departments. Cottage prayer meetings are set for Tuesday and Wednesday at multiple local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Lebanon Church
Midland
Olive Branch
John Lamar
Elizabeth Templeton
South Linton
Grover van Meter
F” “Street
Willam Scroggins
Rufus Suthard
I Street
John Bennie
M E Church Revival Enters Second Week Delivers Messages
Revival at the M E Church enters its second week with rising attendance. Tonight the pastor speaks on Why the Bible Is the Word of God and Why Don't God Kill the Devil. Evening services feature choir singing and special subjects daily. The public is invited to attend.
Delphian Society Plans Double Meeting at Library
The Delphian club will meet tomorrow at 2 30 PM in the library after a holiday break. First lesson led by Mrs Clyde Davis with reports on Louis XVI and Revolution era topics. second lesson led by Mrs Symms with reports on the Consulate and France since 1870 to present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphian Club
Clyde Davis
Louis XVI
Westfall
Aikin
Beasley
Bryan
Bonaparte
Watson
Symms
Fleetwood
Hixson
France
Fritz
Irish Free State to Seek $100 Million Loan
New York bankers will be asked to assist the Irish Free State to float a hundred million dollar loan bearing 5 per cent interest. Several financiers are understood to have discussed the move in Dublin today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
New York
Hospital update on local residents and mine injury
Mrs. Janes Bibos of Bloomfield was discharged to her home yesterday. Isaac Brown, injured in a mine accident and longtime hospital patient, underwent a second operation yesterday and is resting well.
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Bessie Irene Coleman
Ora Elmer Coleman
Ninth Street
George Hall
Orient
Illinois
Mildred Maxine
Maggie Hall
Cincinnati
Lydia May
Orient, Tr
Mattie Bridewell
Dallas
Texas
W. E. Cissna
Fairview Cemetery
Janes Bibos
Cof Bloomfield
Isaac Brown
Free State loan terms rejected by Cosgrave
The Free State offered a loan last year but President Cosgrave deemed the terms unacceptable, blocking the agreement and prompting renewed negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free State
Cosgrave
Kennedy Takes Oath of Miners From Green
In Indianapolis on January 12 Thomas Kennedy of Hazelton Pennsylvania assumed the office of secretary of the miners union following an oath taken from the Green assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
GREEN
Indianapolis
Thomas Kennedy
Hazelton
Green resigns as miners secretary treasurer in AFL move
William Green, recently elected AFL president, resigned as treasurer of the United Mine Workers yesterday. He spent time reviewing personal files and checking on secretary-treasurer duties, and will depart Indianapolis for Washington to attend federation business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Workers of America
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
Cellini Autobiography Printed After Long Manuscript Era
Benvenuto Cellini's autobiography circulated in manuscript for nearly two centuries after his death, and in 1730 it was finally printed. The account details his daring escape from the castle of Saint Angelo and reflects the author’s vivid personal narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benvenuto Cellini
Saint Angelo
Thrifling
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M. Charles Oeffler
Adolphe Menson
Conrad Nagel
Eleanor Boardman
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Boston
America
Death Angel
Louisa Catherine Byers
Pastor Cook
Benjamin Byers
Sixth Street
Dio
Leo
Cleo
Woodrow
Imo Wheeler
Elza Shelton
Milroy
William Shelton
Atlanta
Charles Shelton
Koleen
Oscar Sheton
Irene
Lewis Good
Bodley Cemetery
M.E. Church Revival
Studebaker
Victoria
Berline
T. J. Holden
Delphian Society
Tomor
Public Library
Irish Free State
N. Y
LU International News Service
Nic
Lester Cuneo
Aikins
Ys Trust CO
Angel Food
The
Variety Store
Washington
Cellini
Linton Trust Co
South Main Street
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