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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1925
Page
3
Excessive temperatures push death toll higher in major cities as storms hit northern and western belt edges. Chicago reports three deaths in 24 hours, nine for the week. Saint Louis forecasts into the nineties with the day’s high near 87 and no prostrations reported.
Severe crop losses are forecast across Indiana as a heat wave and drought persist. Weather bureau officials and crop experts warn millions could be wiped out unless a quick break in the drought occurs. The heat wave pushed temperatures to 91 degrees in Indianapolis with no reported prostrations.
In a Shepherd case court scene, Crowe's team warned state witnesses face discipline if attacked. Stewart, Shepherd's chief counsel, pressed Olsen on guardian claims about Billy McClintock, prompting a court order to limit questions. Crowe alleged plans to discredit key witnesses including Miss Isabelle Pope and Dr Farman, while vowing to spotlight unreliability of others.
A large open wooden shed housed Overland autos when one car ignited. Within twenty minutes the building was a tangled mass of flaming vehicles. Fire officials estimate losses at 100000 dollars with 166 cars destroyed and more than 100 damaged.
Weak nerves are warned to seek prompt chiropractic attention. The Pope and Pope practice claims ten years of experience and offer a free Patho-Neurometer service to locate nervous disorders anywhere in the body. Calls answered night or day. phone 175 Linton Trust Blog.
William H. Meek left yesterday for a visit in Tampa Florida. Mrs John Struckmier and son Junior are visiting relatives in Indianapolis. Mrs Joe Arbell and children Bobby and Joan of Oakland City visit her parents Mr and Mrs William Shearn. Mrs Elmer Stark and daughter returned to Bloomfield after visiting Edgar Miller and relatives. Mrs M L Geckler, teaching in Colorado, is visiting her niece Mrs Will Craft and will spend the summer in Indiana.
Mrs. Enoch Murphy of 290 GC street northeast is quite ill and confined to her room for about a week with little improvement.
The Hyacinth club will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Gilbert Headley on Third Street Southwest.
Chicago June 4 A report in the Chicago Herald Examiner says the GC. & E. L railway will pass to the Pennsylvania system on June 10. President Jackson of the C. & E. I. says he is in the dark about such a merger. Other brief notices include a for sale or trade spring wagon by HH. Ebden and a local fish market price listing.
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