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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1925
Page
2
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Prison Mirror at Minnesota state penitentiary Stillwell reports a shortage of printers and convicts to run the paper. Officials note a long tradition of inmate printing but fear outsourcing or extra hires. Press critics quip about the likely absence of printers in heaven or hell, reflecting on the profession.
The writer argues evolution is sound and compatible with belief in a Creator. The Dayton trial, nicknamed the monk ey case, will not settle the mystery of creation, and even after the hearings and court rulings, the ultimate question remains unresolved.
The Jacksonville family drowned at White River in three deaths, a repeat of history. The river’s treacherous current, enhanced by dredging holes, makes the water unsafe for non swimmers and even strong swimmers. The writer urges enjoying water at beaches with lifeguards and safety gear.
A proposed pool at Linton City park would add a rest resort amenity valued by adults and children. With many cities of similar size lacking beaches, the project may solve water supply concerns and be added by next year along with other improvements to the park.
A playful reflection notes that babies rarely repeat what their parents say, suggesting charm in their unfiltered innocence. The author hints that grownups may lose some spontaneity as wisdom is shared across generations.
The Emporia Gazette editor argues that a newspaper is a public utility on par with streetcars and gas plants. He says editors are trustees entitled to fair profits only if they deliver valuable information, guidance, or entertainment to the public.
A Standard Oil employee and family group spent a sunny Sunday by White River near the covered bridge with a large noon dinner and an afternoon of games. The crowd shared ice cream and lemonade after swimming, with many local families listed as attendees. Miss Hulda Heaton and Miss Lillian Osborne returned from visits, while Indianapolis guests Frank Joyce and his son Dick concluded a week in Linton. Harrison Rhodenbeck and daughter Fannie headed to St. Louis for the illness of Mrs. Downard.
Ralph Witty went to Evansville on business and Mrs Della Porter to Elnora. Carland Mitchell and Walter Pritchard travel for work, with Pritchard heading to Detroit for employment. Numerous residents visit relatives in Indianapolis Terre Haute and Chicago areas including Rob ert Scott in Bargersville, Margaret Cooper to Indianapolis for a library school course, and Mrs Ella Cain's recovery progress.
Indianapolis market report shows hogs receipts 7000 with prices 13.90 to 14.25 for heavies to bulk, cattle receipts 1200 with steers 8.00 to 11.00 and cows 8.00 to 10.50, sheep receipts 200 steady to top 6.00 with lambs to 15, calves receipts 600 down about 0.50 with top 11.50 and bulk 11.00.
The Walker Construction company of Columbus sues Petersburg for 150000 over the completed sanitary sewer system. Federal Judge Baltzell at Evansville hears the case as the city claims faults in the work and deviation from plans. scores of witnesses summoned.
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