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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1924

Page

2

Gannon Ball Baker Car to Be Shown Here

The famed Oldsmobile Six record coast to coast car will demonstrate in Linton on Thursday morning June 19. The transmission was opened in New York before officials, then Baker drove it to set multiple feats including a 3,674 mile run averaging 27.8 mpg with minimal oil use and 121 1/2 driving days.

Gannon Ball Baker Linton Olds Motor Works Lensing Chance New York Baker Oldsmobile Cumberland Kansas Los Angeles Coast Beverly Hills Bowl San Francisco

Oldsmobile Demonstration Car Tours Indiana Territory

A high gear demonstration vehicle, touring the area after show appearances, was brought to Linton via Gerin Sales & Service. The exhibit will perform stunts to illustrate its performance, guided by S D Sampsell of Lathrop McFarland Co Indianapolis, Oldsmobile state distributors.

Lathrop-McFarland Co Oldsmobile Indianapolis Linton Gerin Sales & Service Company S. D. Sampsell Lathrop- McFarland Co

Funeral Services for Flora Harris Held at Home

Flora Harris and her two stepsons George and James Harris are noted. Funeral services were set for Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home with Rev J A Fennell in charge. Burial planned in Sandborn cemetery.

Flora George James Harris J. A. Fennell Sandborn

Death ends pain for pioneer woman Elsie Harris

SANDBORN Ind June 17 Death ended the suffering of Mrs Elsie Harris Sunday afternoon about five oclock She fell twenty three weeks ago breaking her left arm and later suffered an ulcer on a finger and bed confinement for five weeks Born March 30 1848 she was the last of eleven Davis children She lived on the Davis homestead near Sandborn most of her life and was a Newlight church member since 1860 She leaves a daughter Miss Flora

Sandborn Ind Elsie Harris Samuel Judith Davis Davis Indiana Harris Arkansas Newlight Church Old Union School House Flora

Pardon sought for omitting dinner guests names

BEG YOUR PARDON. The notice explains that Mr and Mrs Troy Keller and daughter Mary Winfred were inadvertently left out of the birthday dinner guest list at the home of Mr and Mrs W H Bradshaw last Sunday. An apology is issued.

Troy Keller Mary Winfred W. H. Bradshaw

Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound Praised in Testimony

Mrs H L Bradford of Phoebus Virginia recounts twenty years of use of Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound to ease menopausal symptoms including hot flashes and insomnia. She urges others to try the product and offers to answer inquiries via publication. Sold by druggists nationwide.

Phoebus Virginia Lydia E. Pinkham H. L. Bradford Armstead Street

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Rae ENGTH Our Savings Department First National Bank Fir Iiewlinion Tumberico Rien Ind Thermos Alladin and Thermie Hamilton’s Drug Store V. C. Chinn City Transfer CO Dixon & Hannum Service To Standard Oil Company Rockefeller Foundation General Educational Board Middle Western States Standard Oil Building St. Michigan Avenue Chicago Mrs. Bradford S.S Hall RF. J. Gheney & Co Toledo Ohlo St. Louis Fashion Hat Shoppe O. H. Hanger Dank Linton Trust St.ne Reta Burt Phillips
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