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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1925
Page
3
A promotional notice for a bound book of 50 cross word puzzles including a Venus pencil. It promises enrichment of vocabulary and instructive educational value. Order now via postpaid mail to Darwal Corp at 799 Broadway New York with COD option.
A short inspirational quote stresses finishing each day, honesty, and learning from past mistakes to grow capacity for future success. It frames daily practice as a path to steady progress and serene beginnings.
Oxygen has proved successful as a cure and preventive for seasickness according to statements at a Gas Products Association convention after a test. It was noted the gas could be placed in containers small enough to be carried in a suitcase.
Washington high school basketball team hosts Linton in a rematch at the local gym Saturday evening. Linton boasted strong height and speed in the first game, with Blackburn as top scorer and Lafoon and Anderson prominent. This is the finale for Blackburn and Bennett as eligible players, with girls' games preceding the main event and practice showing solid basket counts for the locals.
The Indianapolis livestock market posted a banner year with high prices and heavy receipts. For 1924, about 2,580,000 hogs 821,000 cattle 285,000 calves and 22,000 sheep passed through the Union Stockyards, with gains over 1923 in cattle and calves but declines in hogs and sheep.
Report of William J. Bryan touring the Philippines during a presidential race cycle. A fort's forty two salvos greeted his arrival at Sulu as companions joked the cannon salutes signaled a second term. A bishop recounts a drowning man analogy from a parishioner after service.
Washington reports Democratic National Committee chair William A. Oldfield of Arkansas says Democrats will run an active campaign in every congressional district and target winning the house in 1926. He argues the recent results show public concern on morality and honesty, and cites 183 Democratic seats in the house and 40 in the senate as the likely outcome.
Evansville Ind January 15 Russell Jackson Fort Branch coal operator son will be brought before the February term of the grand jury in connection with the death of Vincennes basketball star George Kixmiller killed by Jacksons automobile on the Dixie Bee highway Friday night Coroner Max Lowe indicated an open verdict with the recommendation likely to be returned
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