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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1924
Page
3
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A fragmented Cleveland dispatch notes loud reactions and chatter about U S politics. It mocks alcohol use in Sweden as gasoline substitute and speculates on La Follette's health and nomination, Mellon’s treasury duties, and third party potential amid rain and voter dismay.
Property owners on H and Fourth streets anticipate higher street value as improvements progress. The work is expected to enhance appearance and boost property values far beyond its cost, a pattern history shows as never failing to pay for itself.
The Citizen urges the council to appoint the most capable person to the school board without prejudice. It emphasizes interest in education, breadth, and impartial instructor selection, noting a preference for a capable candidate of either gender, including a long-standing call for a woman member.
Work on street improvements in Linton moves ahead despite rain. Excavation on Fourth Street northeast from H Street is nearly to the city hospital on A Street and the curbing on that street is almost finished. Curbing from the west end of Ii to Main Street should be completed tonight or tomorrow.
The Dorcas circle will meet at the Christian church tomorrow afternoon for a work meeting.
Mrs. Jennie Shirk of Detroit Michigan recounts her three year battle with indigestion and related symptoms. After using Tanlac she reports restored appetite peaceful nerves and improved health. She urges others to try Tanlac and notes its wide availability and strong sales.
In a patriotic address the speaker extols the Republican party, praising its leading role in preserving the Union, ending slavery, and guiding economic policy. He urges voters to support Calvin Coolidge and a Republican Congress in November for continued progress and peace.
Tomorrow night the regular prayer meeting at the Christian church invites a large crowd. A feature will be the gossip period where attendees share any good information of interest. Members are urged to attend and bring their Bibles.
All members of the Talitha Cuma class of the First Christian Sunday school are asked to attend this evening at Miss Zelpha Noel's home. The girls will meet at the library at 7 30 and proceed to Miss Noel's residence.
Two Christian church teams meet at Haseman park diamond on Wednesday afternoon at 4 30. The Twis light league team opposes a team of several players and has beens. A good, free game for all with no charge.
Alpha Delphian society expresses gratitude to all solicitors who helped in the Salvation Army drive yesterday in residence districts. Each solicitor greatly aided the drive’s success, says Mrs. John Monser, chairman.
The article reports that Aunt Margaret Price is steadily improving with her condition described as much better and her strength increasing according to the latest afternoon update from friends and supporters.
Miss Dorothy Cunningham of Martinsville and well known in Linton has been named at the Cleveland convention as associate member from Indiana of the Republican national committee.
The Hiawatha Club will not hold a meeting this week. Officials announce the next gathering is scheduled in two weeks at an unspecified time and place.
The Order of the Eastern Star will conduct its annual memorial service in the Masonic hall on Wednesday evening June 11. Masons, their families and friends are invited to attend the service.
A large crowd watched as Vicksburg edged Baptist 9 to 8 in a closely contested twilight league baseball contest. Baptist led early but Vicksburg rallied with timely hitting and the outcome stayed in doubt until the final out.
Congressman Arthur Greenwood writes that he and his family will arrive home from Washington D C by July 1 and stay until Congress reconvenes this fall.
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