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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1929
Page
2
A fragmented column of late 19th or early 20th century quips touches on prices outside Indiana, comedic jabs at Babe Ruth and political jibes about Tammany Hall, with stray lines on dutiful women voters, Mabel Willebrand, and a British campaigner. The tone is satirical and reflective of era newspapers.
Local personals note Miss Gaynell Workman will travel to Anderson for a several day visit with relatives. Other items report return trips and visits by residents including former soldiers at Martinsville Ge A R encampment and departures for Detroit Cleveland and Indianapolis events.
Malcolm Heston, son of Mr and Mrs C W Heston of 369 Third Street NW, suffered a broken leg and minor bruises when struck by a Buick driven by Junior Anderson. The accident occurred near the Richardson lunch room on D Street NW as the boy ran into the street. the impact threw him from the front wheel, averting a more serious injury.
Classified notice offering a Ford ton truck for sale by Joe Hamelin with contact phone 296 K4. Notable urgency indicates immediate sale.
Mr and Mrs Otho Mitchell and Mr and Mrs Ralph Rooksberry visited Aunt Elizabeth Mitchell while Baker Mitchell relatives in Palestine Illinois. Several neighbors called on Mitchells and Willoughbys. Kenneth Bledsoe of Jasonville stays with Mitchells. Aunt Elizabeth Mitchell is recovering. Bernard Critchfield hosts Matilda Critchfield and grandchildren Olin and Gean. Eck Mitchell visited his mother Saturday night.
Local and distance hauling insured. A Shattuck, proprietor.
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