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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1925
Page
2
A collage of office and building listings, mail subscription details, and advertising rates from Linton Indiana, with scattered quotes about growth and politics. The piece blends subscription terms, rates for local and out of state readers, and oblique remarks on Florida politics and public figures.
A community member advocates regular band concerts at the park twice a week and Sunday afternoons. They urge support for a local band organization through tangible financial backing rather than empty praise.
City leaders are urged to heed a proverb about resource stewardship. The message stresses timely action by the Linton common council, elected to represent property owners and residents, to avoid neglect as a vital resource declines.
The St. Louis-Cincinnati paved highway through Greene County will raise local importance and lift county property values. D. D. Terhune urged timely activity and interest yesterday to accelerate the project.
A quote from Abraham Lincoln praising civic pride and integrity. It emphasizes honesty, supporting the right, opposing wrong, and standing by good actions while separating from wrongdoing. The message advocates respect for one's community and fair treatment of others.
Congregation members of St. Peter's church and friends are invited to a 500 and euchre party at the K of C hall tonight.
A new chemical product P. D. Q. claims to kill bedbugs roaches moths and fleas without harming springs furniture or clothing. Priced at 85 cents it is marketed as safe and effective for homes and is said to be used by hospitals and railways. available in standard and double strength sealed bottles.
Miss Tlorence Sindlinger of Pat Ricksburg visits this city with relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. James Haseman and Miss Anna Haseman travel to Evansville due to a aunt's death. Mrs. H E Bruner of Poseyville returns home after visiting here. Mrs. Mary Vaughn returns home after visiting sister in Terre Haute. Miss Henrietta Cooper departs for Youngstown Ohio to vacation with uncle A Cooper and family. Miss Michel and Eva Corbin of Solsberry return home after a week with their uncle William Pritz.
The Witonoki Campfire girls will meet at 1 30 Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Mary Darnell 209 D street northeast. From there they will hike. Each girl should bring a lunch.
Mrs. Elsie Ackerman of Convoy Ohio writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her energy during menopause after eight bottles. She shares her daughter's success and offers her testimonial to persuade others to try the product despite midlife fatigue.
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