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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1925

Page

3

Temple of Justice to Undergo Remodeling in Bloomfield

The Bloomfield courthouse will be repaired and expanded by the new county board. Architect John T. Fritz will redraw plans to enlarge the county treasurer’s office and relocate the engineers’ quarters. Upgrades include remodeling of commissioners’ room and redecorating with minor changes elsewhere. Contract proposed for February term. cost estimated at 1000 to 1200 dollars.

Temple of Justice Bloomfield Board of County Commissioners John T. Fritz Fritz County Engineers County Commissioners

Foreign trade in 1924 shows record high total

The Commerce Department reported that Americas foreign trade for 1924 reached 8.2 billion dollars with a favorable trade balance near 1 billion. The year closed with strong export performance and ample imports supporting the positive balance.

Washington America Commerce Department

Old Hen Breaks Purdue Records in Daily Laying

George Wall of 60 Third Street SE reports his mongrel hen has laid an egg every day for 47 days, defying the idea of a fate on the block. Wall bought the fowl to fatten her for slaughter, but her extraordinary laying cadence has postponed any plan of execution.

George Wall Third Street Purdue University Wall

Texas Cold Weather Destroys Orange and Grapefruit Trees

James Sage, a noted local carpenter now in southern Texas, reports that recent severe freezing damaged orange and grapefruit trees in his region. He notes many trees were split open by the cold, stressing the harsher conditions he faces while spending the winter there.

James Sage Texas Lone Star

Rockne Denies USC Coaching Offer

In Ogden Utah January 145 coach Knute Rockne of Notre Dame denied reports he would consider coaching offers from the University of Southern California. He said the reports were news to him and noted a ten year contract at Notre Dame with only one year expired.

Ogden Utah Knute Rockne Notre Dame University California University of Southern California Notre Dame

Davis Elected Director of National Bank of Commerce

New York January 14 John W Davis former Democratic candidate for president was elected a director of the National Bank of Commerce signaling his return to the financial district.

New York John W Davis National Bank of Commerce

Foul goal tournament tests school basketball teams

Coach Landis staged a foul goal tournament to boost scoring after weak shooting. Of 100 throws per player, Houldson 70 Rupert 62 Parks 60 Weller 54 Payer 52 Ballard 50 Kinney 48 Hixson 40 Anderson 40. Laffoon remains on injured list from Lyons game, ankle pain limits practice and he may miss Washington week.

Landis Houldson Rupert Parks Weller Payer Ballard Kinney Hixson Anderson Laffoon Washington

Granny Bobbed Hair At 106 In Westchester Home

Westchester, Jan 14. Mrs Elizabeth Pierce Yerkes aged 106 will be 107 this July and had her hair bobbed by friend Mrs Mary Chenney. A photo was taken beforehand. Her daughter Mrs Ellsworth Darlington opposed the change. Yerkes, born Concord Delaware county, sits daily at a window, knits and reads papers, remaining sharp despite failing hearing. She attributes health to hard work on a farm and a fine appetite.

Westchester Elizabeth Pierce Yerkes Mary Chenney Ellsworth Darlington Yerkes West Chester Darlington Concord Delaware

Pythian Sisters to Meet Thursday Night

All Pythian Sisters are asked to attend the meeting Thursday night. Officers will be installed and other business transacted. Each member is asked to bring a covered dish for the supper served at the close of the meeting.

Mrs Eskew Returns Home From Freeman Hospital

Mrs. William Eskew was discharged to her home yesterday afternoon from Freeman City Hospital.

William Eskew Freeman City Hospital

Phrase Coined in Ignorance Explores Badger Baldness Origin

A curious note traces the saying bald as a badger to 19th century authors lacking natural history knowledge. They observed smooth white hairs on a badger's forehead and concluded baldness, revealing how folk terms form from partial facts.

Proof of Right by Ruskin Echoes Power Over Heart

The quote argues that a thing is right if it wields power over the heart, moving, exciting, winning, or aiding us, asserting the moral force behind beauty and necessity as reflected in Ruskin's thought.

Ruskin

Obedience Trial Ends With Missing Aunt on Roof

A neighbor in Indiana demands instant obedience from her son John. During a storm she orders the trap to the flat roof closed. After John complies, Aunt Mary goes missing and the son reveals she is on the roof, explaining the delay.

Indiana John Mary

Fidelity Circle Meeting At Mrs Pope Home

The Fidelity circle will meet Friday afternoon at 2 o clock at the home of Mrs. Sylvester Pope for a regular gathering.

Fidelity Circle Sylvester Pope

Fifty Crossword Puzzles Book Offer With Pen Pencil

A complete bound book of 50 cross word puzzles offered for 1.35 postpaid. Promises educational value and vocabulary growth. Encourages immediate ordering with postpaid shipping and COD option. Special offer includes Series 1 2 3 for 4.00 from Darwats Corp. New York address.

Darwats Corp Broadway New York N. Y

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