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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1924
Page
4
Rates list longhand figures for single column inch pricing and line charges. It notes obituaries and cards of banka announcements at regular line rates and a one cent per word minimum for classified ads.
A columnist argues against chronic American pessimism and cites Secretary Davis on 30 000 Chinese in Cuba seeking entry to the United States. The piece notes tax burdens wage levels and living costs while contrasting American opportunities with those of the Chinese immigrants eager to pay up to 2500 dollars for a chance at prosperity.
A critic argues that the claim no one is altogether sane rests on observations of human conduct. The remark challenges absolute judgments about sanity and suggests behavior reveals varying degrees of stability.
The remark notes a paradox in U.S. law where transporting a fight film is illegal while a person may legally carry a copy of the Congressional Record nationwide. It hints at tension between censorship rules and free access to government documents.
A German professor suggests the Garden of Eden lay near Berlin in a remark on political change. The piece notes bloc government buying votes with public treasury funds and hints delegates may attend the world series if the Democratic convention in New York drags on.
A Ford vehicle carrying J. W. Yakey of Indianapolis and two companions overturned on the Dixie Highway this morning. One boy was injured and taken to Dr. Breedlove’s office by K. I. Nutter before continuing to Bloomfield after medical attention.
Telephone bills are due and payable at the office on or before the 10th of each month. Service may be discontinued if not paid by the 10th. Office hours are 8 to 12 a.m. and 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday hours are 6 to 8 p.m.
Terre Haute police have not located the car driver who struck and killed F. J. Rooney of Coalmont at Second Street and Wabash Avenue Sunday night. The speed of the automobile was reported as it headed west after the collision.
Markets report from Indianapolis shows hogs and steers with price ranges and calf values. Wheat corn oats and timothy hay prices are listed in a compact rural market brief.
Sandborn Ind June 8 One of the largest crowds gathered Saturday for a Ku Klux Klan parade and addresses by national speakers. About 300 robed participants in cars and on foot, plus two floats, led by two decorated cars with a fiery cross. A 65 foot cross lit by electricity drew attention. First child born to Clarence and Mrs Gregory June 1. mother and baby doing well.
Mrs Margaret Christy died at her daughter Mrs Aileen McCroken home in Washington Indiana at 1 30 this morning after nine weeks of paralysis She was 70 and leaves three children a foster daughter and many relatives A former East Vincennes street resident she belonged to United Brethren church and moved to Bicknell sixteen years ago Funeral services planned in Plainville with date yet to be announced Bert Christy and daughter Miss Mignon traveled to Washington after the death.
Paramount picture Big Brother directed by Allan Dwan opened at the Grand yesterday and thrills keep the pace strong throughout. The story by Rex Beach is praised as heartfelt and unusually graphic showing a global movement to raise boys into future leaders. The film, described as Rex Beach's greatest work, will be shown tonight for the last time.
The Olive Branch and United Brethren teams played last evening with Olive Branch dominating. Olive Branchers hit well and led 18 to 4 by the end, while United Brethren staged a late rally in the fifth inning but could not recover.
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