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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1923
Page
6
Stockton Township road improvement petition filed in Greene County
A 1923 Greene County petition from Stockton township seeks a state aided gravel road from a center line north to a public highway between sections 28 and 29 in township 7 west. It asks the Greene County Board of Commissioners to order grading drainage and macadamizing with proper width and slope, and to set an election to authorize the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notce
Indiana
Greene
Mrarce County
Stockton
Peter
Stochk
Raz County
Dciucs
Veter Schioot
J. M. Humphrey
Joe M. Goodma Xm
BH. V. Bull Tl
Lee Warley Miller
Lee Hixson GB
F. Cooper
Chas. Wolford
H. R. Ferry
Thaddus Woltox
Earl C. Wolford
H. D. Gilbreat
B. W. Miller
Andy Humphre
Horace Humpkh
Herman Schroe
Seph Inman
RW. T. Harbect
W. J. Hamiltor
Flinn
Theodore Kbuels
Ee Wim. Hale
Q. J. Mitchhet
Ben Baca
CG. S. Hall
Marry Hall
Earl M. Corbi
J. D. Hasemara
A Low Roach Co
Alexande L. FE. Walker
Wm. Cuming
Lewis Ovrieem
G. B. Allen Leroy E. Barty
W. W. Lucas
Edw. Holz
Chas. Stoclkts
Chas. Skomp Homer Fordy
Ed Powers
Bert Farthin
S G
Floyd Wright
EB. H. Pricels
J. Beker
R. Froesch
J. R. Beker R. HH. Beker
R. M. McNab
Homer Tempi
Abb
R. Groun
Anna Armstrad
Job C. Ander
Ss Ese M. Cc. Duncar
Otto W. Froess
Win
H. Red
J. H. Humph
John L. Craw
SS W. A. Walk
Chas. W. Moo
Val Chaney
Howard Bills
David Shielas
Steve Johnsorz
Mack
Mack Lismaxz2 GL. Aydelot =. —— James Moody~7 B. A. Fiersoxr
N. W. Rober
F. O. Keith B. F. Bakert
Thomas Shiel
Robert SS
C. Turner H
Forbes Loris Kaelizz Robt
Hayes Arthur Symrm
D. R. Scott “Hee
Xss
Mack de Ceree
W. Cc. Welckr
Ala Noah Hunter -H. A. Pope
Osa Woodw
Jackkso
Siven
Stockton County
Amie
Crreene
Stockton Town
Elien
State of
Mna
Said
Stockton Township
Em. Welch
Fingo Schloot Rm. Co
Hannun
Hannun Fy KR. Dixon J. . Davis Freeter J. Bailey Etloyd Tineher
Jackhn Geatches
Oscar Watt
Mllike Goodman
A. W. Goodman
Tudien Jones
Arthur Reed
Chas. Goodman
di. Freund Sw
GB. Crichfield Wim
M. Poole H. D. Bredeweg
H. Magner
Arthur Haussin
Mary Haussin
Sanford Bransonee Wing
Ibavid Love
Mary Scroggins
Xvm
Shepherd
John W. Lemar Dora Steep
Josh Armstrong
Remy Rance
Mary Rane
Jesse Bennett
Cyeorge Morton Vietor
Levere
Is. Prudhome
AL. Prudhome
N. V. Faidperitef
J. B. Leriaux Sr
Adolph Hie
Julia Hie
Adolph and
Jennie Hie, Jr
John Bennett
Alphonse Ginester
Hortense Ginester Emel
Albertine Bomcel
Toouis Perrant
Leontine Perrand
Squires
Tillie Squires
John Woods
F. McFadden
Chas. Morgan Co
A. Stevenson
I. J. Brown
Joe Davison
J. R. Lucas
E. F. Gwin
Greene County
Etamilton
Peti-X-Avel Road
Township
Stam J. Hamilton
Foley
Indiana Farmers See Gains In Oats And Wheat Varieties
Indiana crop report shows oats acreage up 20 percent from 1922 with production nearing state average. Winter wheat 80 percent of normal, spring wheat 82 percent, barley down 7 percent, rye best at 86 percent, apples 77 percent. Hay, timothy and clover yields adjusted. peaches 68 percent of normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Co-Operative Crop Reporting Service
Garrison's Finish Filming Adventure Takes 6000 Miles
Jack Pickford and crew travel from Los Angeles to Louisville and the Belmont track to shoot two major race scenes for the Mary Pickford produced Garrison's Finish. Arthur Rosson directs with a camera crew, Elmer Harris supervising, and Mary Pickford contributing to editing and titling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Pickford
Garrison
F. B. M. Ferguson
Mary Pickford
Grand Theatre
Jack
Arthur Rosson
Los Angeles
Louisville
Belmont Track
New York
America
Elmer Harris
New West Linton Addition Offers Large Building Lots
C F Parks announces a new West Linton addition with ample building lots for sale in the suburb. Local buyers are invited to inquire about available parcels and pricing for immediate construction opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New West Linton Addition
C. F. Parks
West Linton
Marquette First Noted Missouri Tribe in 1670 Letter
A historical note recalls Marquette’s 1670 letter to La Mercier describing the Missouri tribe as "Indians who use canoes of wood" and the appearance of the term Ou Mes soure on his map indicating their location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette
la Mercier
Washington’s Married Years and Truthfulness Questioned
A historical note questions George Washington’s veracity after his marriage, a topic rarely referenced in standard history books. The statement suggests scholarly debate over whether his honesty shifted with married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Heart Throbs Inspires Mapleton Romance Twist
In Mapleton a hospital fair encounter triggers a romance between Molly Yates and Mayor Bob Stockton. Bob buys a red volume titled Heart Throbs at a second hand stall, later discovered to be from Molly. Mrs. Yates recovers the book, and Molly and Bob, once rivals, confess affection under the Stockton mansion’s gaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly Yates
Bob Stockton
Mapleton
Bob
Flg
Molly
Mody
Thas
Mayor Stockton
Mrs. Yates
Mr. Stockton
Stockton
Mrs. Stockton
Shoes for One-Legged Men
A New York Sun report quotes a veteran shoe store owner explaining how he serves customers with one foot missing. He offers half a pair from his stock and, if needed, duplicates the shoe at a price slightly above half to accommodate nonstandard styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Cost of Education in Scotland Surges Postwar
Education in Scotland now costs three times more than before the war, reflecting significant price increases across books, tuition, and supplies as families adjust to higher costs and inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears
Scotland
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