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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1923
Page
4
Will Hays told a New York dinner tale about a handsome young village postmaster who cashed a money order for a pretty girl. A pencil margin note read Love and a dozen kisses, the postmaster delivered three dozen, prompting the girl's mother to remark on the government’s liberal mail service.
Bonds totaling about 160000 for gravel road improvements in Jackson Beech Creek and Taylor townships were sold by County Auditor Herrington. First National Bank of Bloomfield led all bidders defeating Fletcher Savings and Trust and Indianapolis firms, with all bonds priced above par and work to start soon.
Michigan's top court overturned George Hertz of Ottawa County's conviction for liquor law violation. The ruling held a private home basement with home brew cannot be searched or treated as a public resort, stressing the sanctity of the home and rejecting loose statutory construction.
The first almanac published in America appeared in 1688 and was compiled by New England mariner William Pierce, though no copy survives. William Bradford’s almanac followed in 1685, noted in the records.
A wife tells her husband that voluntary payments reduce the amount of Pi she will demand, framing the deal as in his interest. The line appears from Paris Sans-Gene humor, reflecting a clever financial quip in a domestic context.
The prize grouch of the season laments the state of affairs with a wry line yet the paper notes general momentum and steady progress in Boston. Readers are encouraged to keep a balanced view and look for practical improvements amid current events.
In Brackel Belgium poultry breeders note crowing contests as a long running village diversion. They claim the events improve the quality and vigor of chickens raised by local breeders.
A tropical fish with fins that turn bright blue during excitement is now on display at the London Zoo. Its young attach to aquatic plants by hooks on top of their heads, a curious feature attracting visitors.
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