Subscription Rates and Advertising Provisions
Public notice outlines mail and carrier subscription options in Indiana and out of state rates, with renewals required to avoid discontinued service. Advertising rates tiered by column inch with discounts for repeats, plus rates for obituaries, cards of thanks, and notices. Bagged for fewer details, the notice also mentions permanent contracts and cent-word classifieds with a 26 word minimum.
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Indiana
Aingle
Loyalty and initiative build Linton's live town image
Linton people are urged to support local initiative and loyalty to keep their town thriving. The piece cites staying local, praising good shops, and keeping property tidy as key to a strong community image. It notes few hanger-on merchants and emphasizes the role of proactive businesspeople in sustaining Linton's reputation. It ends with a publisher's quote on small town papers delivering home news and attracting advertising.
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Linton
Indiana
Greene County
R. C. Stitser
Winnemucca
Nevada
United States
Mary Jones
Credit and culture in a credit driven nation
The article argues credit fuels American culture allowing broad social advancement as people buy luxuries on installment plans. It contends debt funds property and self respect, cites widespread managed mortgages, and credits merchants reliance on honest borrowers. It also mentions Jesse Jones and a Texas Southwest backdrop in a political campaign context.
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Credit
America
Jesse Jones and the Houston Convention Power Play
The Tulsa World profiles Jesse Jones as a Houston magnate who financed and organized the Democratic convention site and auditorium, owning the Houston Chronicle and backing a Texas advantage. He is described as multimillionaire, decisive, calm yet forceful, with plans to secure facilities and sway party leaders toward Houston, potentially edging toward a White House bid.
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Houston
Tulsa World
al Smith
Jim Reed
Cordell Hull
Santa Claus
Jesse Jones
Gallagher
Jones
The
Houston Chronicle
New York World
Texag
Texas
Southwest
Tulsa
National Democratic Committee
Mr. Jones
White House
East
Ennis Remedy Praised For Long-Standing Health Benefits
A Vincennes man recounts severe stomach illness eased by the Minis Remedy after a year of trial. He details dramatic weight loss, near operation, and later rapid recovery after four weeks of use. The remedy is described as a constitutional treatment with separate tonic and liver support, promoted by several Indiana retailers.
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Mr. Gee
Timmons
Wherwine
Hamilton's
Linton
Walters
Jasonville
Webers
Lyons
Mason
Dugger
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John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Roach Machine and Welding Company
Podge Brothers Sales and
Linton’s Chiropractors
S. L. Pope
W. H. School
H. Beasley
C. C. Hamilton, M. D
Hamilton
Mutual
Bell
Linton Daily Citizen
Turn & Navan
Polisahers Office
South Main
Society
Tanton
Ind
Act of Congress
Edson R. Waite
Shawnee, Oklahoma
Credit and Culture
Ananias
Geo. ‘Timmons
James Dunn
Main St
South Bend
First Street West Railroad
West Lin
Marion Plann
Community Bakery
North Main Street
Hudson and Essex Service
Gerin Sales Company
Linton Hardware CO
Duco Paint Store
Greene County Loan Company
Linton, Ind
Road Electric Company
Coulter Plant Farm
1St Cross Street West
Boston
Hallie Richards
Walfords
Harry Ferry
Gerin
Elza Tyler
White Rose
W. E. Moore
Switz City
Lizzie Davis
N. BR
Jersey
Otha Richards
Monarch
6Th St. S. E
Johnson Poultry Farm
Hawks __Nursery Co
Wauwatosa
Wis
Overland Sales Co
6Tfc
Wolford
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