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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1925
Page
3
Continued from page 1, the piece argues that mechanization boosts productivity and fair wages, while reactionaries delay progress. It cites labor and government actions as necessary to drive modernization in coal mining and questions political control stifling industrial energy and initiative.
Defense lawyers plan to attack Isabella Pope's testimony with her letters to Billy McClintock. The letters, kept by the Shepherds, were not returned after Billy's death and are now in the hands of Shepherds' counsel, raising questions about admissibility and motive in the trial.
Elks lodge flag day exercises at city park drew a large crowd for a strong patriotic program. Secretary of State Frederick E. Schortemeier delivered the principal address to waves of compliments after his well received oration. The Christian church choir under Mrs Wayne Hamilton provided stirring patriotic songs and airs.
Treasury figures show Indiana with 178 831 filers paying 8 159 752 in income tax on 1923 earnings. State averages fell to 46 per person from 70 in 1917 as tax rates dropped. Marion Lake St Joseph Allen Vigo Vanderburgh counties led returns. Brown Switzland Linton Sullivan Bicknell Vincennes Brazil Bedford Bloomington Clinton among noted locales.
South Carolina led the push for states rights and secession, becoming the first state to leave the Union on December 20, 1860, and initiating the Civil War with the attack on Fort Sumter on April 12, 1861.
The Linton Giants lost to Odon yesterday by 9 to 7 in a hard hitting contest. Score by innings shows a late rally but Odon held on for the win. Batteries Linton Tuttle Prud home Sarmont and Hayes Odon Shipman and Shipman.
A note advises mixing fine fern with artificial blossoms to enhance realism. The tip suggests that small greenery makes the arrangement look greener and more lifelike, with subtle texture and depth.
A small classified notice seeks a girl for general house work for Mrs Gail Jackson. Contact phone 411 K3 for details. The brief ad signals a simple domestic employment opportunity from a mid century newspaper page.
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