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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1925
Page
6
Nice flowering plants and cut flowers for cheerful hospital rooms by Mrs. Lizzie Davis at 507 East First St N E Linton.
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The Oolitic State Bank sues Walter Smith and William M. Huston to recover on a note. Integrity Insurance sues Charles Offler and Latta Coal Co for 423.86 on a workers compensation policy. Edward H. Hays sues Harry N. Bell James Hud dles and George Sanders for 383.85 for 284 bushels of wheat. William Brewer executor seeks sale of 120 acres to settle Emily M Stalcup estate debts. Peter Allen appeals from Jeptha Moss ruling over household goods dispute. James W. Gastineau seeks authority to sell two acres in Grant township to pay Rosa A Roach estate debts, naming multiple Gastineau and Long relatives.
Former councilman John W. Ledgerwood of Bloomington and now a traveling wholesale grocer survived a wreck when his car was struck by a Van Orman Big Four special near Cartersburg Indiana. He jumped clear and suffered only minor bruises as the train carried the lieutenant governor and guests to an inauguration. Ledgerwood had been in Linton the previous Saturday.
Six investigators from the state board of tax commissioners start a state wide survey of real estate transactions this spring to guide the annual revaluation. Chair John J. Brown says the month long study will inform equalization rather than overall value shifts with reductions in farm valuations possibly offset by increases in larger cities including Ft Wayne which recently boosted its valuation by 21 million dollars.
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M Charles Oeffler noted radio artist drew a large audience at the Grand theatre last night. His numbers Old Pal and My Best Girl received strong applause with song slides enhancing the performance. The program also featured The Covered Wagon and tomorrow's schedule includes Sinners in Silk and a comedy.
Indianapolis market listing shows hops trading around 10.60 to 10.95. Livestock quotes include steers 9.50 to 10.50, calves 7.00 to 8.00, bulls 4.25 to 5.00. Wagon market notes wheat at 1.86, corn 1.20 to 1.25, oats about 16.00 to 16.59 per bushel with some misspellings due to OCR.
Mrs Olive Auger of Lowell Massachusetts recounts relief after hospital stay and two bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound She says she regained strength resumed work and shared the remedy with friends A notice cites 200000 responses with 98 in 100 reporting benefit from the product.
Vincennes Y team travels to Lyons Memorial Hall for a Friday game against the Lyons Whiz Bangs at 8 p.m. The Suns previously defeated Lyons 50 to 4 in Vincennes on December 17. Wolf and Mayo of Vincennes are noted ex high school champions with strong records.
Creosote preserves wooden poles in Sweden by drilling a longitudinal center bore from the top to about a foot above ground and plugging the bottom. A small side hole is drilled aslant to meet the center hole, with creosote oil poured into the center hole every two or three years.
A reflective line on grown men remaining like children in matters of tales, noting the enduring pull of the oldest stories and the timeless charm they hold.
In a parish church at Trottiscliffe England a hand organ is used regularly during services and weddings. The sexton turns the handle to operate the instrument, underscoring traditional music in local worship.
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