Linton Daily Citizen Advertising Rates Notice
Linton Daily Citizen outlines advertising rates for reading notices and classifieds. Details include per line and per column inch charges, with different rates for in city carrier subscribers, mail subscriptions, and subscription renewal terms. The notice also states obituaries and cards of thanks follow regular line rates and that publication continues unless renewal occurs.
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Linton Daily Citizen
Turner & Bryan
Citizen
South Business
Society
Eae RT
Linton
Ind
Act of Congress
Political Talk on Ticket Positions and War Talk
The excerpt questions Mr. Bryan's willingness to accept second place with Governor Smith and notes public bravado during peacetime. It mentions Woodrow Wilson not sending a letter endorsing Senator Reed of Missouri for president and reflects on wartime and political endorsements.
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Bryan
Smith
Woodrow Wilson
Senator Reed
Missouri
If Old Grouches Reach Heaven They Take Another Fork
A colorful reminiscence about stubborn locals who distrust easy paths to heaven and would choose the other road if offered. The speaker charms with a wry take on pious habit and fate.
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Heaven
Senator Brookhart Seeks Insight on Railroads in Russia
Senator Brookhart travels to Russia to gather information on railway operations and reform ideas. The trip aims to improve his understanding of foreign rail systems to inform U S policy on how American railroads should be run.
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Brookhart
Russia
United States
Golden Rule and tourism clash in new Chinese highway message
A provincial report mixes moral maxim with a note on China completing a new motor highway in Kwangsi. It states bandits await the first tourists with unfeigned enthusiasm, implying tension between daily ethics and regional security.
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China
Kwangsi Province
Old horse and buggy beat car for first aid to petting
A Linton old boy extols the horse drawn buggy as superior to the automobile for gentle handling. He says the buggy allows wrapping lines around the whip socket and using both hands, while modern cars force the driver to use one hand risking a ditch.
Man returns from beach shocked by sights at bathing area
Vincennes papers report a man visiting the bathing beaches Sunday returning in shock at what he saw. The Linton community, known for its blunt responses, has many men ready to act as shock absorbers in such situations.
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Vincennes
Mebbe
Linton
Greene County Fourth of July Celebrations Preview
Greene county will host several Independence Day events with Linton planning the largest program. The note commends neighbors for their efforts and notes improved roads and travel enable crowds to visit multiple celebrations, spending hours at each.
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Greene County
Linton
Jolly Picnic at River Outing Ends With Shared Dinner
Yesterday a merry crowd traveled by car to Riverside for an all day picnic. After finding one basket missing they returned to Linton to retrieve it. The group enjoyed a long afternoon of eating and swimming, wrapping up with another light supper. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Troy Ham and son, Mr. and Mrs. William Axton, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Forbes and son Frank lin, Mr. and Mrs. Jones and son Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goodman and son Charles, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Beveridge, Mr. and Mrs. Short, Mr. and Mrs. McBride, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Gregory and Mrs. Gorda Miller and son Billie.
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Riverside
Linton
Troy Ham
William Axton
Herbert Forbes
Franklin
Jones
Donald
Charles Goodman
Charles
Andrew Beveridge
Short
McBride
Calvin Gregory
Gorda Miller
Billie
Cheese Dishes for Lunches Fondue and Balls
The article by Allice Graham Butler suggests cheese as a staple and offers two simple dishes. Cheese fondue uses stale bread crumbs milk butter grated cheese egg yolk and salt served with crackers. Cheese balls mix grated cheese flour salt egg whites and cracker crumbs then fry for portable meals.
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Allice
Graham Butler
Ladies' Fancywork Circle Meet Set at Mrs White's Home
The Ladies' Fancywork circle will be entertained tomorrow afternoon by Mrs Carl Poe and Mrs Joel White at the home of Mrs White, 560 North Main street.
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Fancywork
Carl Poe
Joel White
Mrs. White
North Main Street
Piano Tuner Dan Robertson At New Home Furnishings
Indianapolis piano tuner Dan Robertson will visit New Home Furnishing Company this week for tuning services. Leave orders this week for piano tuning arrangements.
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Dan Robertson
Indianapolis
Chatter and Stitch Club Meeting With Mrs Poe
The Chatter and Stitch club will meet with Mrs Claude Poe Thursday afternoon at 2 o clock. Every member please be present.
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Chatter and Stitch Club
Claude Poe
Ladies Aid Meeting at First Christian Church Basement
The Ladies Aid of the First Christian church plans an all day meeting tomorrow in the church basement.
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Ladies’ Aid of the
First Christian Church
Hospital Report Minnie Small Operation Progress
Mrs Minnie Small underwent surgery this morning and is reported to be doing nicely.
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Minnie Small
Personal notices across Dugger and nearby towns
Local personals list visits and trips among residents. Joe Moss travels to Dugger for business. Mrs. Claude Harris visits Jasonville. Mrs. Margaret Price returns from Sullivan. Walter Wills to Terre Haute. Miss Alice Rupert visits grandparents. Mrs. Mary Watson goes to Terre Haute for music lessons. William H. Stewart travels to Atlanta Ga. Dennis Cooprider seen in Dugger. Miss Blanche Shipman visits Cass to see grandmother. Miss Ruth Rodgers from Midland visits grandfather Peter Andrews. Mrs. Oscar Fitzpatrick and daughter Dessie spend day in Terre Haute. Rev. E C Corts attends Sunday school convention in Indianapolis. Mr and Mrs Ott Stevenson and Mrs Pat Gleason drive to Freelandville. Mrs Jane Kirkland returns from Jasonville. Mrs Harry Blake returns from Clinton. Mrs W H Stewart and son visit Terre Haute. Mr and Mrs Earl Bolton visit Clay City. Fred and Jim Cunningham in town on business. Les DeBard joins Miller’s Melody Makers in Linton. Misses Mabel Rupert and Helen Plew to Indianapolis for Sunday school convention. Mrs Lukenbill and daughter Virtue visit Marco. Miss Virtue a former Linton graduate. Misses Cleo Pigg and Murl Barass to Indianapolis for Sunday convention. Misses Ethel Dixon and Esther Shaw to Indianapolis for Sunday school convention. Ned Brownington to Jasonville to arrange show next week. Misses Vivian and Adria Humphreys host Dr Mary Haseman and others at dinner. Mrs Will McClellan and Hyla visit Jasonville then Dana. Marion and Florence Park accompany them home. Charley Yoh and Lon Richey return from Indianapolis weekend trip with Mrs Lon Richey and Miss Viola Ruff. Miss Mary Hensley returns to Indianapolis to visit friends.
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Joe Moss
Dugger
Claude Harris
Jasonville
Margaret Price
Sullivan
Walter Wills
Terre Haute
Alice Rupert
Mary Watson
William H. Stewart
Atlanita
Oscar Fitzpatrick
Dessie
E. C. Corts
Indianapolis
Ott Stevenson
Pat Gleason
Freelandville
Jane Kirkland
Berle- Pemiton
Harry Blake
Clinton
B. F. Wright
W. H. Stewart
William
Earl Bolton
Clay City
Fred
Jim Cunningham
Martinsville
Les DeBard
Miller
Melody Makers Orchestra
Mabel Rupert
Helen Plew
Christian Church
Lukenbill
Miss Virtue
Marco
Linton High School
Cleo Pigg
Murl Barrass
Ethel Dixon
Esther Shaw
Methodist Church
Ned Brownington
Phelps Stock Company
Linton
Vivian
Adria Humphreys
Mary Haseman
Illinois University
Ruth Dowell
Providence
R. I
John C. Faunce
Urbana
Ill
Will McClellan
Hyla
Dana
Marion
Florence Park
Charley Yoh
Lon Richey
Viola Ruff
John Hensley
Mary Hensley
It Isn’t Your Town It’s You Poem Message
A poem urges residents to improve their town by self effort and cooperation. It argues towns are built by people who work, not by blaming others, and that personal contribution shapes the community when neighbors join in.
Famous Pony On Tour In Sullivan Parade
The pony rescued from a mine at Bicknell after 86 hours entombment will lead a parade in Sullivan on July 7 ahead of the state first aid meet. The event features first aid teams from Indiana coal fields battling for prizes, with boxing and an aerial circus as amusements.
Linton People Celebrate John D. Craig's 69th Birthday
Relatives and friends gathered at the Jasonville home of John D. Craig on Sunday to honor his 69th birthday. Guests from Linton Coal City Dugger Terre Haute Kokomo and Jasonville attended, bringing baskets of food. A noon dinner followed by reminiscing and congratulations marked the pleasant celebration.
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John D. Craig
Jasonville
Mr. Craig
Robert Pearce
E. A. Crecelius
Linton
George Bivens
Coal City
Steve Johnson
Frank Johnson
Maggie Keene
Dugger
Henry Craig
Coalmont
William
Lewis Pritt
Iva Turley
John Peeden
Herman Turley
Cynthia Smith
Kokomo
Rebekah Lodge Meets in Jasonville Banquet Held
Mrs Charles Page and Mrs C E Combs of Bloomfield attended the Rebekah lodge gathering in Jasonville last evening. A class was initiated and the degree staff of Bicknell performed the work in a beautiful manner. An elaborate banquet followed in the People's State Bank basement with about 150 persons in attendance.
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Charles Page
C. E. Combs
Bloomfield
Rebekah
Jasonville
Bicknell
People’s State Bank
Anti-Cants Lawn Party Planned At Miss Barry Home
The Anti-Cants hold a lawn picnic this evening at 6:30 at Miss Bess Barry’s residence on East Vincennes street. All girls are urged to attend and bring lunch.
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Bess Barry
Vincennes Street
Methodist Boosters Hike Planned Friday Afternoon
The young Methodist Boosters will hike Friday at 4 o clock meeting at the church. Bring your own cats and come dressed to rough it.
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Young Methodist Boosters
Meeting of the clerks union tonight at 6 15
Notice to clerks calls a union meeting at 6 15 in the K P hall. Delinquent members must attend or surrender their membership.
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Clerks’ Union
K. of P. Hall
Mystic Circle to Meet at South Main Home
Mrs McBride will entertain the Mystic circle Wednesday afternoon at the home of her mother Mrs William Shepherd on South Main street. Every member please be present.
Elks Ladies Meeting Called for Wednesday at Club Rooms
A called Elks Ladies meeting is set for Wednesday morning at 10 o clock in the club rooms. All members are urged to attend.
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The
Elks’ Ladies
Society Notices Reminder Address and Phones
A notice urges readers to contact the society editor at 277 for lodge church or society items and reminds that the business office can be reached at 177 for related inquiries.
Policeman Shot and Dies in Indianapolis
Jesse Louden, a motor policeman, was shot while searching for a burglar early Thursday in Indianapolis and died in a hospital. His killer has not been arrested.
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Indianapolis
Jesse Louden
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Clyde Heenan
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Blanche Shipman
Cass
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Midland
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Allen A. Wilkinson Lumber Company
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Silverton Cord
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