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Rockefeller
Carnegie
Hill
Wanamaker
Field
Indiana
Traffic Signals to Cut City Auto Accidents
The city installs permanent stop and go signals at dangerous corners and places stop signs with white stop zones at other busy intersections to reduce crashes. Drivers are urged to heed signals, consider others, and adapt to awaiting the green light as bases for the new system are installed.
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Linton
Desperate Klan Seeks Dues Boost With Bargain Reinstatement
In a sharp twist, the remnant faction offers reinstatement at four dollars per member for those at most twenty dollars in arrears. The move frames revival as a bargain sale for maintaining a "100-percenter" status amid declining support.
Endorsement of Jeffersonian religious freedom cited
Quoted remarks note that Mr. Bryan has not yet explained his support for Jefferson's idea of religious freedom. Journal commentary highlights optimism about farmers around Linton after recent rains improving hay and crops. The piece ends with moral maxims about effort, caution, and public perception.
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Bryan
Thomas Jefferson
Linton
Baptist W W G Girls Monthly Meeting In Tennessee
The Baptist W W G girls met in the Baptist church for their regular monthly session with strong attendance. A varied program featured solos, a debate on missionaries, readings, and a talk, followed by a social hour with sandwiches and iced tea for about fifteen girls.
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the Baptist
W. W. G. Society
Baptist Church
Margaret Pirtle
Opal Beckwith
Anna Lucille Humphreys
Lebanon
Columbus
Inez Corbin
Marguerite Hunter
Geneva Lynch
Lola Baugh
Mildred Hunter
Edith May Humphreys
Telephone Bills Due At New Home Telephone Co
Telephone bills are due and payable at the office of the New Home Telephone Co. by the first of each month. Service may be discontinued if not paid by the 10th. If disconnected for nonpayment, service is restored only in due course upon payment of a 50 cent restoration charge. 1611¢
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The
New Home Telephone Co
Stork Delivers New Son for Lippeatt Family
A boy named Thoms Paul is born to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Lippeatt of Dugger. He arrived June 16, enriching the Lippeatt household. Mrs. Lippeatt is the daughter of Mrs. Mayme Benham of 259 East Street, [city].
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Thoms Paul
Thomas H. Lippeatt
Dugger
Lippeatt
Mayme Benham
Fet
Waichorest
Fidelity Circle Hosts Last Meeting of Season
Mrs. Dick Love hosted the Fidelity circle at her KE street northeast home yesterday afternoon the last meeting of the season. All but one member attended the roll call. The club voted to donate to the daily pas Bible school and planned a picnic at City Park next Friday. A handkerchief shower honored Mrs. Wessell and Mrs. Risher on their birthdays. Refreshments were served.
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Dick Love
Fidelity Circle
Ke” Street
Daily Pas Bible School
Wessell
Risher
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New Union Lumber Co
California
Kenneth F. Hannum
Greene County
Hudson
Essex
Chas W. Johnson
Linton Daily Citizen
Turner & Bryan
Citizen
South Main
Society
Ind
Act of Congress
Prince of Wales
Clarence Darrow
Stork
Thome
Burton Battery Station
Ade
Kerr Mason
Keystone
E. H. Vonderschmitt
Mrs
Normandy
Peter Panginghams
Royal Society
McCall Patterns and Corticelli Hosiery
Ind. Hewitt
Ferrel & Co
McCall
DR. Bull
Dr. Bull-for-Mayor Club
King’s Flower Garden
Tfee
H. O. Woodrow
North Main St
H. D. Bennett
R. R
Bloomfield
TOL
J. R. Watkins Company
Chestsnut St
E. Columbus
Ohio
Dover
West Linton
Pete May
South Main Street
A. Ei
Chiropractic
Pope & Pope Chiropractors
Linton Trust
Nyal
Hamilton’s Drug Store
North Main Street
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