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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1921
Page
6
The Salvation Army in Colorado is urged to aid flood victims with clothing and nonbreakable food items. Captain Ellis notes the disaster has been read about and asks local residents to bring usable goods to the Salvation Army hall for immediate shipment to Pueblo and surrounding areas.
Attorney A M Beasley appeared for John W Chambers of Vincennes in Sullivan county to sue Dr Elmer Wyatt of Terre Haute for 10 000 alleging electrocution burns from electrical treatments caused permanent disability and great pain. Beasley leads for the plaintiff. defense includes Beasley Douthitt Crawford & Beasley of Terre Haute and Charles Hunt of Sullivan. First trial after a Vigo county venue change.
Telephone notices state bills are payable at the New Home Telephone Co office on North Main Street between the 1st and 10th of the current month. If not paid by the 15th, service may be disconnected.
A large crowd of farmers families and friends gathered at Saron Reformed church for a regular meeting. They brought cakes milk eggs sugar and other items to make ice cream while a program ran. County Agent Griffith attended and helped frame a referendum on legislative questions for farmers. The group plans monthly meetings with programs for men women and farmerettes children.
The American Forestry Magazine notes that when a female bird needs to relocate her young, she removes them one by one, holds them securely between her feet, and flies to a safe new location.
A reflective note praises dog lovers as imperfect yet worthy of respect. It argues that devotion to a canine companion reveals a closeness to the human heart unmatched by other beings, suggesting beauty in loyalty despite flaws.
Jud Tunkins remarks that a man's noblest and most philanthropic efforts often go unnoticed by friends compared to the unveiling of a new hat. The comment suggests satire on social attention and personal vanity.
Mr. E. H. Swearingen the piano tuner is here leave orders at the Columbia Music Store 712.
The Indiana case against J. H. Watts on prohibition charges ended with a guilty verdict at city hall after about two hours of deliberation. A fine of $100 plus costs and thirty days imprisonment were imposed, with an appeal to the circuit court expected.
David Templeton of this city, Indiana flyweight champion, has two bouts scheduled this month in Terre Haute and Kokomo. He will face George Teague at Kokomo, date unknown. Teague is described as a tough opponent and Templeton must stay sharp to win.
An authority notes onions contain more calories than some meats and can form an invigorating soup for convalescents. After nibbling scallions and onion soup, a steak smothered in onions would please the most delicate invalid seeking heartier fate.
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