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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1925
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text shows period separated strings like One year Six months Three weeks and monetary figures such as 5.00 2.50 1.26 0.36 or 36c. The snippet mentions mail outside Indiana and several rate values, but lacks coherent context, dates, or names to identify a clear event or notice. This appears to be a damaged listing of postal rates or a pricing table with unclear structure.
City Clerk hopeful T will seek the Republican nomination for Clerk of Linton City, subject to voters at the May primary. Priest states intention and cites party will.
A local official Herbert Priest declares his bid for the Republican nomination for city clerk at the May primary. Described as well known and likable, he is noted for being highly qualified for the office amid Washington life jokes about cocktails and double headers.
In a citizen letter Old Timer ponders past amusements like spelling bees and sleigh rides and notes younger generations may have better entertainments. He recalls how old funs seemed educational, compares it to today’s crosswords, and cites former Vice President Tom Marshall whose candid veto of Linton’s superior court bill is viewed in hindsight as potentially justified. A Grand Rapids dispatch quotes Marshall’s remarks from a banquet.
The G R T club met Friday afternoon at Mrs Frank Ear home with a brief business session followed by contests and music. Mrs Otto Stephenson won the prize. Refreshments of peaches with whipped cream wafers and cocoa were served. The next meeting is set for February 13 at Mrs Pierce Sanford’s home. Members present included Mesdames Otto Stephenson Charles Board Fred Miller Homer Bennett Peter Braw William Smith Josh Padgett D A Mowery Jack Mehlhoff William Terrell Lew Bone Helen Kristler Mary Story Pierce Sanford and the hostess Mrs Frankart.
Guy L. Moss son of Jeptha Moss and foreman at the Daily Citizen married Miss Nona Floyd daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Floyd Switz City. The ceremony in Bloomfield at 2 pm witnessed by relatives. A wedding supper at 6 pm in Switz City. They will live in Linton with Moss continuing at the Daily Citizen.
A compact quotation or reflection attributed to St Philip Sidney notes that nursing involves aiding agents and vice is likened to a nurse of avowed allies, implying a critique of moral duties in caregiving.
The Wannetta club gathered Friday afternoon at Mrs Thomas Cody’s home. Five guests attended alongside most members. A strong finance report followed by plans for holiday saving bags. Mrs J Roecker won two contests, and Effie Walton guessed contents of a surprise basket. Hostess provided refreshments and a two week later all day meeting at the hall was planned.
Mrs. Della Sargent and children Dale and Doris spent the weekend in Sullivan. Roy Anderson of Bloomington visits his parents Mr. and Mrs Oscar Anderson. Misses Esta and Mae Inman visit relatives in Cass for the weekend. Thelma Shoptow visits Doeper to spend Sunday with Aunt Mrs Marl Bryan. Jasper Sargent of Bloomington is here. A square dance at Rainbow Gardens was held with public invited. Slip
The fragment presents a dated cryptic phrase likely from a column or clipping. It contains names or initials and a stray Dash marked attribution to Housten VPost-Disporeh, but lacks clear event or details for a fuller summary.
The listing shows hogs at 10.90 to 11.00, steers 8.75, 056 cattle good to choice at 7.00, bulls 4.50 to 5.50, and grains including wheat at 2.00, old corn at 1.20, new corn 0.90, oats and timothy hay priced in a compact market rundown. Strong entities include hogs steers bulls wheat corn oats and hay.
Sheriffs sale announced for February 21 1925 at Bloomfield Indiana court house. The property includes 1 1 2 acres part of section 28 7 4 with rents and profits for up to seven years. Taken as property of Flossie Cullison in the case J O Humphreys v Flossie Cullison. Public sale at 10 AM to 4 PM with no relief from appraisal laws. Printer's fee listed.
Auto in good condition offered by H Humphreys Agency. Bargain price and terms available. Located through B012p.
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