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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1925
Page
2
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A St Louis Times opinion recalls how halting large ad budgets doomed St. Jacob's Oil and James Pyle's Pearline. Once famed billion dollar style campaigns faded after experts cut advertising, revenues collapsed and brands vanished, illustrating the danger of starving promotion.
A local opinion piece urges revival of the old Linton county fair. Businessmen farmers miners and women favor a reestablished fair to match its historic prominence, arguing the town can host a self-supporting event again with modest funding and timely action this fall. It notes coal industry improvement potential and broader economic optimism while mixing light editorial quips about weather and culture.
Weather outlook favors the corn crop this year as attention focuses on Youth figure Scopes amid a fraught controversy.
Springfield Ohio July 15 State veterinary department representatives were questioned by County Agricultural Agent E W Hawkins in an investigation into the deaths of many cows and sheep on Clark county farms. Reports say animals died suddenly with no evident illness. One farm lost over 50 head and several others reported 10 to 30 dead.
The Elks Ladies will play bridge at the club rooms tomorrow after noon at 2 80 o clock.
A foreign delegation resumes a broad tour visiting sixteen states across the Union before completing their visit and returning to their homeland. The journey highlights cultural exchange and diplomatic outreach, with meetings arranged in multiple cities and communities.
In Muncie seventeen divorces were granted in eighteen cases by Judge Dearth during a single morning. Other notes include Liberty dandelion champion at 45 inches, Clinton arrest after a 21 year old wife’s claim of marriage at 14, Waldron youths fined for swimming nude, South Bend robbers stealing an adding machine, Tipton dog Queen dies after ten years guarding Nickel Plate yards, and Delaware County bridegroom ages averaging 31 with brides at 26 in early 1925 records.
In Lorain, Ohio, Municipal Judge J F Strenick paused proceedings for five minutes as Frances Koscinski asked to throw her cave-man husband out the window of municipal court. She declined the courtesy but pressed for a $25 fine and 30 days jail for assault.
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