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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1925
Page
2
An old dope style testimonial promotes Doan’s Pills as a stimulant diuretic for kidneys. The Linton case Ed Rieber, a paper hanger, claims relief from back pain headaches and dizzy spells after using Doan’s Pills and says kidneys were regulated.
The item lists postal registration for Hinton Indiana, subscription and advertising rates for mall and city carriers, and rates for mail subs outside Talains. It includes per week and yearly rates, with obituaries and social notices priced by line and classi fied ads at one cent per word.
A tribute to Linton focusing on his steadfast optimism and knack for lifting others. His cheerful outlook, confidence in people's good intentions, and ability to draw crowds for celebrations are highlighted as a community asset. An all day and night program is planned, with roads leading to Lintonward expected to draw attendees.
Three mile paved highway from Linton is under progress with concrete laying to start soon. Completion is expected in about thirty to forty days. A second community sale is likely next month as merchants favor the previous sale and want it repeated.
School district officials in Kansas order the burning of books that discuss the theory of evolution. The action is presented as an attempt to refute the theory, though the text notes it would not suffice to disprove it.
The quote argues that if human ancestry is clearly traced to apes, people would use that link to excuse cruelty. It frames blame as shifted to evolutionary origin rather than character.
Herman Schloot of the street committee orders another tank of oil for street purposes. It will arrive in a few days and be spread on the streets in the southwest part of the city.
Miss Ruth Owens daughter of Mr and Mrs John M Owens of Linton and James Fletcher Rust son of Rev and Mrs James Rust of Franklin were secretly married January 18 in Indianapolis by a local pastor. They returned to Franklin where the bride resumed her Franklin college studies and will reside at 234 Oxford Street.
The Jolly Bunch of the Methodist Sunday school taught by Miss Ina Cardwell held a party in the ditch basement with about ten members. Games filled the evening and winners included Maxine Wessner Geneva Allen William Wall and Harold Itisher. Ice cream and candy were served.
Greene county students will graduate from the State Normal school at Terre Haute on June 19. Names include J. Harold Combs Koleen Ardath Crites Worthington Samuel Geddis Deans Geneva A. Harris Linton Harvey Laughlin Owensburg Elsa Poppe Jasonville Pinkley Sears Worthington Moran Ne Sawyer Jasonville.
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