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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1925
Page
2
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A column humorously notes honesty in public office would aid taxpayers. It quips about a 1925 drought forecast and possible income tax revision, mentioning Hughes as a Supreme Court candidate and Holmes’s potential presidential run. It compares Chicago’s water use to other cities and urges Linton merchants to curb parking.
Horseshoe manufacturers report booming business as output doubles despite fewer horses. Hard roads wear tires faster, increasing demand for steel hoofs. Previously shoes lasted a month or more. now they seldom exceed ten days. The good road speeds traffic and business.
Boxed apples offered in Oregon including Spitz Yellow Newtons and Jonathans. Listing mentions The pet box and Cali Joe FE with Beasley as contact. No clear date or price provided.
A health advice notice extols the link between mood and digestion, claims a sunny disposition depends on liver and stomach health, and promotes Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as a safe treatment for stomach bloating, catarrhal mucus, inflammation, and various abdominal ailments sold at druggists.
Mrs. Hattie Terrell of Bloomfield sues Erastus H. Turpin and Charles Turpin for 2000 dollars alleging their Dodge struck her stopped car on a September 1924 night near Buck Creek bridge after passing another vehicle at unlawful speed. Turpins reside at Switz City.
Indiana House advanced the Murden bill raising real estate mortgage exemption from 1000 to 2000. An Owen Putnam amendment to curb exemptions by non taxable securities failed. The special committee to Governor Ed Jackson urged a state board of safety and a permanent purchasing board to streamline police, inspections, and procurement.
Steve Johnson of the Linton Dup rer road was sent to Union hospital in Terre Haute for treatment after a period of illness. He was decided to be moved to the hospital on Monday.
On Wednesday night February 4 at 7 o'clock an election will be held at the First Baptist church to fill the trustee seat vacated by the death of George H. Ellis.
The North Linton Apostolic church will elect officers including trustees on Tuesday February 10 at 7 oclock p m Rev C F Townsend presiding.
Known as the Branstetter farm, a 96 acre Greene County property near Bloomfield Indiana sells Monday January 26 at 2 pm. The listing notes good soil, a five room house, several outbuildings, and production areas including 50 acres vineyards and 30 acres corn. Possession March 1 1025 with liberal terms. Owner Branstetter of Indianapolis. Auctioneer Tom Vinnedge of Indianapolis. Also various sale notices and classifieds listed alongside.
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