Linton Daily Citizen notices and local commentary
The Linton Daily Citizen lists advertising rates and subscriptions while publishing editorial quips and local political opinion. It notes John Adams as Republican national chairman with a quip about a potential Quincey named son. It recalls a recent Greene County tragedy near Owensburg and contrasts regional misfortunes with nearby counties.
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John Adams
Bill Hays
Quincey
Greene County
Vigo
Vermillion
Owensburg
Calamity Strikes Pueblo. Levies May Be Needed
In Pueblo Colorado a disaster has occurred prompting reflection on safety and the potential need for local levies. The text wonders if Buck Creek could require isolation or new defenses to avert future catastrophes, acknowledging hope for avoidance.
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Pueblo
Colo
Linton
Levies
Buck Creck
Fragmented OCR letter hints at community ties and local voices
The jumbled text references neighbors, a river, and local roles like lawyers and editors. It conveys a sense of community spirit and critique of broader society, though many phrases are garbled, leaving core ideas about local identity and friction between people.
Taxation talk at Indiana conference sparks tax debate
Prominent speakers at a state conference in Indianapolis argued that adopting new tax terms will not curb taxes while spending rises on roads parks schools and other government activities. The remark reflects the ongoing push for constitutional tax amendments amid concerns about fiscal policy.
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Weill
Indianapolis
Tobe Hert Remembered By Greene County People
In Linton and Greene County locals recall Tobe Hert a native who died suddenly in Washington City. The obituary emphasizes his stick-to-itiveness and personable nature over wealth noting he was an outstanding Greens County figure admired for talent and friendship.
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Linton
Greene County
Tobe” Hert
Washington City
Tobe
Lert
Greens County
Elite Society Elects New Officers in Club Meeting
The Elite Society held its regular business session at Mrs. Rae Reed’s home on 710 A street Northeast. Officers elected include President Mrs. Frank Morgan, Vice President Mrs. Rae Reed, Secretary Mrs. Horace Humphreys, and Treasurer Mrs. Roy Cook. numerous members attended.
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Rae Reed
Frank Morgan
Horace Humphreys
Roy Cook
Herbert Forbes
Earl Aikin
Lara Coleman
Reed Dixon
Clyde Davis
Seth Inman
Morace Humphreys
Chas. Templeton
Andy Humphreys
Arthur Spangler
Jacob Fritz
John Suttle
Paul Fry
Cletus Gill
Bernard Pierson
Knights of Columbus Celebrate Second Anniversary Dance
The Knights of Columbus held a lawn social and big dance to mark their second anniversary. The well lit lawn featured about ten flower decorated tables, music by city musicians, and over two hundred attendees from nearby towns. Organizers thank guests and helpers for a grand success.
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Knights of Columbus
Dll
Unscrambled travel note from Ohio trip hints at Mary’s journey
A garbled OCR entry describes a woman named Miss Mary continuing a pleasant trip through Ohio. It mentions places like Columbus and Maries, with unclear details about her route and companions.
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Poors
Ep worth League meeting and ice cream social tonight
All Ep worth League members and friends are urged to attend at 8:00 PM for convention reports and planning. The event includes an ice cream social and prompts punctual arrival.
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Epworth lLeaguers
Missionary Society Market At Walford's Sat
The missionary society of the Christian church will hold a market Saturday in the office of Walford's department store. Plenty of fresh bread cakes and a lot of other good things to eat. Come early and do your buying. 912.
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the Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Walford
Arly
Baptist Juniors Prepare for Children's Day Practice
The junior department of the Baptist Sunday school will meet Friday morning at 8:30 o'clock to practice for children's day. It is important that all attend on time. Mrs. D. Heitmeyer announces the session.
Delphian Society Meet At Public Library For Charter Signing
The Delphian Society will meet tonight at the public library to sign the charter and designate a signer of the work. Members are urged to attend and represent the group bringing yearbooks.
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Delphian Society
Tah O'Vlock
Many Residents Travel for Visits and Events
A long list of local residents travel for visits to Dugger Switz City Solsberry Terre Haute and other towns. Guests include Mrs Esta McLin Mrs John Shaw Mrs Ernest Reed and family and more visiting friends relatives and attending university events and commutes to Liberty Indianapolis Lebanon and Purdue commencement.
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Esta McLin
Dugger
John Shaw
Switz City
Ernest Reed
Solsberry
Roy Robertson
Bernice Hanna
sTheelnin
George Humphreys
Bloomfield
C. T. Sherwood
Margaret Price
Terre Haute
James Harrison
Marie Eddy
Riverton
Woody Shorter
Mary Schumard
Hezzie Gambill
Mabel Heitman
Bloomington
Venza Anderson
Louise Sarmont
Jasonville
Marion Bennett
Lafayette
Purdue University
F. C. Fultons
Rev. Carnes
Methodist
Liberty
Ind
A. M. Beasley
Tyager
Ray
Burr
Irs
Weank Loc Sons
C.D. Berry
Alene
Dorothy Squires
Phothay
Woo
Ofcloci
Mae Edwards
Thayer Ward
Jersine
Terxerlaute
James Teiss
Clarion Club So Meets At Mrs Curtis McAfee Home
The Clarion Club will meet tomorrow afternoon at 580 First Street Northeast the home of Mrs Curtis McAfee. All members urged to attend.
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Clarion Club
Rosebud Circle Meeting Tomorrow at Mrs Bain Home
The Rosebud Circle will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs Joe Bain at 189 EE street North west. All members are urged to attend.
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Rosebud
Joe Bain
Ee” Street
Mt Mellick Club Seeks Members for Friday Meeting
The Mt. Mellick Club will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. B. HL. Wells on First Street Southeast. Members are requested to attend.
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Mt. Mellick Club
B. HL. Wells
Pirst Street
Wfem~ries
Citizen Want Ad Sells Itself in Society Notices
A citizen advertises in society sections offering sale of an item or service. The notice invites readers to place personal, club, or society notices by phone and includes contact details.
Salvation Army seeks early flood aid donations
The Salvation Army asks for prompt donations to help Colorado flood sufferers. All gifts should reach Salvation Army headquarters by this Saturday. Food, bedding and clothing are accepted, and contributions of any size are gratefully received.
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Salvation Army
Colorado
Jolly Picnic Party Beside River Enjoys Pleasant Evening
A Sullivan group of ten youths led by Mary Hunter and others motored to a river spot near Newberry for a picnic. They built fires, spread lunch, brewed coffee, and some bathed. The evening was sociable and the party returned home after a pleasant outing.
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Mary Hunter
Clara Peares
Zallie Fisher
Emma Cox
Emma Pearce
Branch Hunter
Alex McPhail
Clinton Reintjes
Wayne Perkins
Harry Womeldorf
Sullivan
Newberry
Circle Ladies Fancy Work meeting at Mrs Welch home
Mrs Will Welch hosted the Ladies Fancy Work Circle at 440 Second Street Northwest with members including Mrs Harry Westfall Mrs LB Wells Mrs Will Talbott Mrs Eli Mott Mrs Ben Humphreys Mrs Thomas Holden Mrs John T Fritz Mrs Samuel Bryan Mrs Lee Nixon Mrs A B Hubbard and Mrs Henrietta Dradshiw Regular club business was conducted and favors were served at the afternoon gathering Tickets for future events were mentioned though some text is garbled joining details.
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Will Welch
Second Street Northwest
Harry Westfall
LB. F. Wells
Will Talbott
Eli Mott
Ben Humphreys
Thomas Holden
John T., Fritz
Samuel Bryan
Lee Nixon
A. B. Hubbard
Henrietta Dradshiw
Tag Ae An
Girl Scouts Meeting Tonight at Baptist Church Basement
Girl Scouts of Troop No. 1 will meet in the basement of the Baptist Church tonight at 6 30 PM. Members are urged to be there promptly.
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Girl Scouts
Troop No. 1
Baptist Church
Eastern Star Meeting Night Announced
Tomorrow night the Eastern Star holds its regular meeting starting promptly at 7 50 o clock with work planned for attendees.
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Eastern Star
Hospital Report Today Sees Catherine Burton Recovering
Miss Catherine Burton had her tonsils removed and is recovering well. All other patients are reported to be doing fine.
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Catherine Burton
Fragmented OCR note on wartime rationing and ships
A garbled OCR fragment references eating, herring, and wartime supply themes. Names and places are unreadable. It mentions a late task and a bead pverd storey, with unclear actions and dialogue fragments, lacking coherent narrative.
Fragmented OCR Note On Local Coverage
A damaged OCR fragment references various terms and names in a jumbled sequence. It appears to mix phrases about treats and oysters with unclear proper nouns and locations, lacking coherent events or a discernible main subject. The readable content provides no verifiable facts or context for a traditional news summary.
Subst Te Ery Rea Witt Va Aha Ie Wart
A fragmented OCR note mentions Witt and Aha with unclear context. It hints at wartime or work themes but lacks concrete events, dates, or entities to identify a clear story or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR Note on Brass Ryt and SSH Mentions
The snippet presents unreadable text about brass and SSH with stray letters and quotes. No clear names, places, dates, or actions are identifiable to form a valid event or notice.
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