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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1924

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Desire for Telephone Merger Explained in Indiana

INDIANAPOLIS June 13 Reasons for Indiana Bell Telephone Company wishing to merge several small independent firms in the Bell system were explained by B G Halstead attorney for the company in a closing argument before Commissioner Samuel R Artman of the public service commission He noted the Citi zen Telephone company of Columbus and others at Rockville Linton and Clinton would be merged The stocks are already owned by Bell interests Books will be merged and operating expenses reduced by economies The only cost rise would be negligible under the license contract with AT T Distributing the increased cost among the firms would be less than 2 cents a station.

Indianapolis Indiana Bell Telephone Company Bell B. G. Halstead Samuel R. Artman Public Service Commission Bell System Citizens Telephone Company Columbus Indiana Bell Rockville Linton Clinton Halstead American Telephone and Telegraph Company

Salomy Jane on stage in Nicklo by George Melford

The 49 era tale Salomy Jane unfolds with romance and frontier vigilante justice. A stranger faces hanging for a stage holdup. Salomy kisses him goodbye, Red Pete is hanged, Baldwin dies in a clash, and a mistaken identity chase ends with reconciliation.

George Melford Salomy Jane Red Dog Red Pete Salomy Baldwin Madison Clay Larabee Clay Stranger

Notice on fly control and sanitation duties

City board of health directs property owners to remove manure from barns keep toilets clean and screened prevent flies. Waste water must be carried away not poured into open ditches and garbage stored in closed vans with rubbish hauled away. W F Craft secretary.

City Board of Health W. F. Craft

New Electric Bricklayer Aims to Cut Building Costs

An electrically driven bricklaying machine in England lays 1200 bricks per hour, tripling output of a human worker. Mounted on rails around walls, it uses a mortar tank and a three horsepower motor. Three operators guide the boom and machine, which completes a wall course before rising to the next level.

England

Mrs Shields Hosts Dinner at Home on A Street

Mrs John Shields delightfully entertained yesterday with a 12 o'clock chicken dinner at her home on A street northwest. The table was beautifully appointed with places laid for Mr and Mrs Ab Talbott Mrs Stella Dillard and son of Washington Mr Hopkins and Mr and Mrs Shields.

John Shields Ab~ Talbott Stella Dillard and Son Washington Hopkins Shields

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