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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1925
Page
2
This clipping provides subscription and advertising rates for the Linton Indiana post, plus a stream of editorial asides and remarks. It comments on national issues such as the Glorious Fourth and Defense Day, the president's birthday, tax proposals by Senator Couzens, and coal mine economics in western Kentucky.
Bloomfield reports the first gasoline train on Greene county lines stopping at Elliston on the Big Four system. Two light interurban cars, including a combined baggage and auto car, powered by a 225 horsepower Sterling engine, were displayed to a crowd of Bloomfield business leaders. The crew was reduced, with no brakeman or fireman, and the line plans to run this equipment regularly starting Thursday.
The nation loses a remarkable man of unusual intellect and a joyful personality. Marshall's strength was humor and a measured tongue. He spoke only when he had something worthwhile to say, even amid past public criticism. Time has softened our earlier harsh view of his veto on the Lintu superior court bill.
In Philadelphia a school cap theft mystery ends when a blacksmith is told his dog brought four caps. The dog leads to the cloak closet where a hidden stash of assorted caps is found in a corner, solving the case.
Mystic Circle schedules a business meeting at 7 15 p m with Mrs Lee Axe at East Vincennes Street Wednesday evening. The notice lists the time and venue for the local circle’s gathering.
The Order of the Eastern Star will hold its annual memorial service at the Masonic hall on Wednesday night. The public is cordially invited to attend this service.
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