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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1926
Page
2
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A collection of quotable lines on generosity and character. It mentions Senators Borah and Reed in political barbs about prohibition and pay raises. An Brooklyn old man shunned water for 20 years, living on 15 cents daily despite $900000 in bank, raising the question of life’s worth if misery persists.
Linton Daily Citizen notes a North End voter praising a council stance against one man government. The writer commends Oscar Fitzpatrick for holding two offices and argues there are other capable men willing to sacrifice. The piece reflects local political debate.
The employees of D R Scott & Co store of Bicknell D R Scott Co Cushing & Co and Variety stores of Linton enjoyed their annual outing yesterday. Stores closed at 11 and the party went to the Scott houseboat at Worthington. Buffet lunch at noon and a 6 o clock dinner followed with music from an Vincennes orchestra. About 40 employees and proprietors attended.
George Washington died at his Mount Vernon home on December 14 1799 and was buried in the family vault. In 1837 his body was moved to the present tomb in a marble sarcophagus with a sculpted shield and eagle. Welch Funeral Service highlights simple tasteful funerals and economical planning.
The sketch at the Grand tonight features Reginald Denny in Where Was 1 with a chaotic, humorous misadventure. The routine promises farcical mix-ups and a bright performance, centering on a contentious claim of marriage and a satirical touch on society.
City Treasurer Jim Roach received the June draw of municipal funds totaling 22,514.55 from county taxes, relieving financial strain for now. Allocation was: General 18,545.28. Hospital 1,643.21. Library 2,384.99. Sinking 1,826.73. Park 2,?4,355.18. Hydrant fund 2,759.16.
Indianapolis market summary lists hog receipts about 7 000 with best heavies at 14 65 to 14 75, mediums 14 75 to 14 85, and bulk sells 14 65 to 15 05. cattle receipts 7000 with steers 8 00 to 10 25, cows and heifers 6 00 to 10 00. sheep 600 with top 7 00 and lambs 10 00 to 15 00. calves 900 up to 12 00. Eggs and dairy update with fresh eggs 24 to 25c, butter 42 to 48c, fowls hens 24c, leghorns 24 to 25c, old turkeys 23 to 24c, ducks 14 per lb.
Public sale scheduled for July 10 1926 at 10 am to 4 pm at the courthouse door Bloomfield Greene County Indiana. Auction covers rents and profits of Lot 10 Block 2 Hubbard's Second Addition with potential fee simple sale if needed to satisfy a decree totaling $412.97 plus interest and costs. Attorneys: A M Beasley representing Home Loan and Savings Association.
Clerk David F Bland reports licenses to wed issued since last week in Bloomfield area. Roy A Haseman and May L Denny of Jasonville. David R Reed and Iva M Pelfree of Worthington. James L Hiatt of Worthington and Etta M Taylor of Linton. Charles L Mormainee of Linton and Trene Lester of Taylor township. Millard T Pope and Lena M Liddell of Linton.
Sunday school is at 9:30 with Judah's Plea lesson from Genesis 44:18-14. Public worship at 10:30. Boy Scouts Monday. Orchestra Thursday at the usual hour. The Truth Seekers class meets Thursday at Mrs William Boyenschen's home. Pastor absent Monday through Thursday for Indianapolis sessions. cordial welcome to un affiliated readers.
Charles Wessell was able to be taken home today after a brief hospital stay.
Located at 149 South Main, Mrs Christina Wilson Saucerman offers beauty parlor services by appointment. Also includes contact by phone 251 for bookings and related notices.
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