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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1925
Page
2
A fragmented page from a Linton Indiana publication includes advertising rates for mail and in Indiana circulation, rates for single-column ads, obituaries and cards, and notes on local items. It also contains editorial quips about France in North Africa and China’s gov ernment, plus commentary on summer fashion and White River flooding.
The Illinois Central railway launches a safety campaign to reduce rail and road crossing accidents. Officials cite rising auto use and 1923 crossing data, urging legislatures press and civic groups to promote care. Ten commandments for safe crossing behavior included, plus praise for employee safety record and economic benefits of reducing accidents.
The Citizen invites farmers merchants coal miners and all citizens to submit written expressions on whether reviving the old county agricultural society is proper or practical. Share your opinion. it is valued as much as any other.
William Jennings Bryan will be laid to rest at Arlington cemetery near Washington City. Many cities will suspend business and traffic for a minute during the funeral procession, described as a fitting tribute to a great man.
The bituminous coal industry awaits any sign that an impending anthracite strike could spur soft coal sales and raise prices. Hopes rise as talks of a large mine shutdown in Britain and Europe surface, though the industry remains cautious. The old saying a bad wind blows some good may apply to the current crisis.
Indianapolis market summary shows hog receipts at 6500 with steady to 25c lower prices. Best heavies at 13.60 to 13.85, mid and mixed 13.85 to 14.00, common to choice 14.25 to 14.35, most sales 13.85 to 14.25. Cattle receipts 1000, steady to slow with steers 9.00 to 12.85, cows and heifers 8.00 to 11.00. Sheep receipts 600, market higher to top at 7.00, lambs up to 14.50. Calves receipts 1000, steady with top 12.50 and bulk 12.00 to 12.50.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist church will hold an all day meeting in the church basement tomorrow. Good attendance desired.
Miss Mabel Field daughter of John Field of Midland and Floyd Bridwell son of Mr and Mrs Ira Bridwell wed at the groom s parents home Monday morning Rev Roy Bridwell brother of the groom officiated. The newlyweds left for New Castle where Mr Bridwell holds a barber position. Jasonville Leader
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