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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1925
Page
2
The snippet lists rates for notices and ads including per column inch pricing, reading notices by line, and a one cent per word rate for classifieds. It mentions contract rates on application, obituaries and social announcements at regular rates, and a minimum first insertion of 26 cents. The content references mail options and Indiana exclusions and shows small monetary figures like 35¢ per inch and 10¢ per line.
Weather notes predict rain despite bright skies as the Atlanta Constitution quotes a resilient mood. Wayne B. Wheeler is identified with water wagon rhetoric amid global politics. Ohio Governor Donahey imagines ten-year legislative absence with a governor. Paris dueling threat centers on Russian throne. Windsor product praised for weather, yet criticized. U.S. gripes about war debts prompt megabyte pockets emptiness. An American plans a large chewing gum factory in Germany.
The Escorial, Spain s largest building, includes a monastery church college tomb and palace. Located about 27 miles northwest of Madrid at a height around 2 700 feet it was built between 1563 and 1564 by Philip II and houses burials of emperors Charles V and Ferdinand II with some exceptions.
A Sunday school scene drew laughter when a girl in the front row corrected a teacher during a scripture reading. She quipped that she was “free and a half,” riffing on the verse about truth making one free.
A Toursin's Weekly fragment quotes a firm member praising a new clerk's reliability while noting predictability. The brief dialogue highlights expectations of the clerk's future actions as "Nothing."
Mythic Bellona is described as Mars wife and war goddess. Her parents are named Bellonaril. On Bellona's day March 24 her votaries allegedly harmed themselves with knives and drank the blood of their sacrifices.
A cryptic note comments on intellect and the idea that those who have brains do not take them. The quirky line from the Purple Parrot reflects a playful, astringent view on intellect and value.
Florida hosts 407 bird species and subspecies within its borders. The list highlights diverse habitats and regional variety across the state.
Daily vacation Bible school finished its second week with an average attendance of 286. Parents and friends visited on Fridays to see the work, sparking surprise at the program. An honor roll was prepared by class and individual Boosters. names include Doris Wright, Marjorie Johnson, Mary Topping, Lois Friend, and many others. M. R. Willson, Director.
After Oklahoma opened to white settlers in 1889 following a government purchase from the Creek Indians an estimated 100000 people participated in the housing and land rush seeking claims and property.
Canned peaches from the United States are shipped to 100 different countries, reflecting strong foreign demand for this preserved fruit. Exporters highlight steady overseas markets and growing appetite for U.S. canned goods among international buyers.
A string of visitors and residents travel and visit in Linton Indiana and surrounding towns. Carl S Winters and Edwin Depype of Franklin were here last evening. Many locals including A M Beasley Bloomfield Henry Bordenet and Miss Lavina Roberts Mitchell were in the city on business today.
James Carew a shipping clerk from England reads a telegram to his wife announcing a prize of nearly $200,000 from a Calcutta Derby Sweepstakes ticket. The moment captures the couple amid their surprise and relief at the windfall.
Mrs A J Winters hosted a six o'clock dinner at her Switz City road home last evening. Attendees included Miss Helen Winters Miss Alice Butler and Messrs Edwin Deppe and Carl S Winters of Franklin.
An explorer who spent six years in the Malay peninsula claims there are fish there that drift. They can be seen on the main streets of any city and even on side streets, according to an item in the Free Press.
Paper hanging and cleaning offered by Mrs. Clara Coffman at Cooper's Tailor Shop with phone 42. Wanted to buy a used piano see Mack Coen. Lost small black bag containing gears. Return to Citizen office for reward. Ford ton truck for sale or hauling contract. James D. Allen 709 Vincennes St. Raspberries now ripe by Mrs. Alice Miller near White Rose store. New Majestic range and $550 player piano for sale by G F Moses Swit City. Represent J R Watkins Co in Linton write Department 15 Columbus Ohio. Wanted girl for general house work. phone 133.
FOR SALE combined grocery store and dwelling with grape arbor outbuildings and gas pump installed on a state road. Location promises quick action for a bargain. Also listed are Henty sweet potato plants and a piano trade inquiry. Dr H W Woodrow veterinarian offers cattle and dog care and testing.
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