Average Lintonian Proud He's Resident of Linton
The City of Linton hosts the 1941 Indiana encampment of the United Spanish War Veterans and its Auxiliary as a trading center with coal mining and farming roots. Civic cooperation and the motto You'll Like Linton bind clubs and businesses, shaping a progressive town with paved streets, utilities, parks, schools, churches, and steady payrolls from coal and farms.
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Linton
Indiana
United Spanish War Veterans
State of
Greater
Daily Citizen
History of Linton Tells of Growth During 110 Years
A history of Linton chronicles 110 years of growth highlighting the city's development, its numerous good points, and an outstanding park system, noting civic progress and local achievements.
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Linton
Linton Marks 110th Anniversary Amid Rich Local History
The article recalls Linton Indiana celebrating its 110th anniversary this month. It details the town's founding in 1831 as New Jerusalem on Buck Creek, its growth tied to coal mining and railroad access, and the diverse immigrant workforce that built a cosmopolitan community around these industries.
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Linton
Indiana
New Jerusalem
Europe
Buck Creek
Mason-Dixon Line
United States
Linton's Growth and Center of Population Nearby
Census figures show Linton Indiana near the U S center of population in 1930 nine tenths miles north. The city grew from incorporation in 1866 to a 1940 population of 7 165 after annexing surrounding homes.
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Linton
Here
United States
Neigbors
America
Indiana
U. S
Keys to City Offered to Visiting Delegates in 1941 War Veterans Encampment
Linton officials unveil a warm welcome for the 1941 state encampment of War Veterans and Auxiliary. Mayor E V Bull promises free golf and taxi service, with all city halls and gathering places open for visitors from June 8 to 10 as plans emphasize hospitality and accessibility.
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David D. Wiles
United Spanish War Veterans
Fifth Street
Wiles
Linton
Linton -David D. Wiles
John and
Mary
Lafayette
Bull
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