Linton Daily Citizen Advertising Rates and Subscriptions
The notice lists advertising rates for the Linton Daily Citizen including per inch and per line charges for various ad types. It also details subscription prices for in town carriers and mail options by Indiana and outside Indiana, with weekly and yearly terms and terms for advance payment.
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Linton Daily Citizen
Turner & Bryan
Citiz N Building
Society
Linton
Ind
Postoffice
Act of Congress
Indiana
Thrills at the railroad crossing warned against
A warning piece urges motorists to avoid thrills at grade crossings, arguing that real danger to life and time is unnecessary. It contrasts dangerous crossings with safe movie thrills, urging thoughtfulness at known danger points and stressing life over reckless excitement.
Linton Ambition and Civic Growth Urged by Editorial
A persuasive editorial exhorts readers to back Linton’s ambitions, arguing success comes from saving and promoting growth. It urges readers to advertise to attract business, develop a progressive, forward looking community, and rely on vision and effort to raise the city’s standing relative to neighboring towns.
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Beason
Linton
Wisconsin Georgia Voters Foist La Follette on Nation
A sentence-level remark notes a weakness in the system as Wisconsin and Georgia voters allegedly push for La Follette and Tom Watson, shaping national politics. The comment suggests concern over regional influence on the wider United States political landscape.
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Wisconsin
Georgia
la Follette
Tom Watson
Riches and Rubles Myth: A Barrel of Money Discussed
A saying contrasts American wealth with Russian money, noting copper would not suffice to build a paper ruble barrel. The line suggests inflated perception of wealth differences between nations.
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America
Russia
Lennie Faces Dire Fate Harsh judgments rise
The speaker argues Lennie should not fear death as he has already done what is worst, leaving readers unsettled about his future. The line emphasizes guilt and inevitability in Lennie's actions.
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Lennie
No marriages in heaven claim haunts film stars
A playful note suggests eternal weddings are prohibited in heaven, prompting some movie stars to steer clear of such speculation and public commentary.
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Heaven
Figures Don’t Lie They Say Fashion Has Its Way
A compact observation on how fashion today elevates statistics and data to prove trends. The line contrasts the credence placed in numbers with style driven narratives shaping perception and taste in modern culture.
Mrs Houser Taken To City Hospital After Illness
Mrs C J Houser of Chicago visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Eugene Vincke of 715 Sixth street southeast became suddenly ill Monday and was operated on immediately at the city hospital. She is reported to be doing nicely.
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C. J. Houser
Chicago
Eugene Vincke
Sixth Street
City Hospital
Imogene Small Injured After Fall From Tree
Imogene Small, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Small of First Street Northeast, fell from a tree at home this morning. She was bruised and shaken but suffered no broken bones.
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Imogene
Thomas Small
First Street
Methodist church dinner meeting Friday at 2 20
The diners of the Methodist church will meet Friday afternoon at 2 20 o'clock at the church.
Wheeler Still Sore Over Exposure of Busch III
Washington June 22 Wayne B Wheeler general counsel of the Anti Saloon League is aroused by exposure of Adolphus Busch III the St Louis brewer on the shipping board sale of liquor on ships beyond the three mile limit He says the Busch activities are inspired by anti prohibition motives and accuses him of beer and wine propaganda He cites a document proposing liberalization of the Volstead act to legalize light wines and beer and an appeal to amend the law to be fairly administered in the national interest.
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Washington
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Adolphus Busch III
St. Louis
Shipping Board
Three Mile
Busch
Wheeler
Friends of Prohibition
Government Aid for Good Roads Assured
Washington reports federal aid for road construction will continue with $190,000,000 authorized through the post office appropriation bill signed by President Harding. For Ohio valley states the 1923 distribution totals include Ohio 1,882,008 Indiana 1,305,904 Kentucky 944,764 West Virginia 534,906.
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Washington
Post Office
Harding
Secretary of Agriculture
Bureau of Public Roads
Ohio Valley
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Politics barred in selection of state health secretary
Indianapolis June 22 Politics will have no part in choosing the new secretary of the state board of health to succeed Dr J N Hurty who resigns effective September 30 The board met at the state sanitarium in Rockville Ind Dr Hurty reported the board's stance and Dr W I King has been named as a likely successor after many years in state service
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Indianapolis
State Board of Health
J. N. Hurty
Rockville
Ind
State Sanitarium
Hurty
W. I. King
Wurty
Mystic Circle Hosts Social Meeting and Birth Day Celebration
Mystic Circle members gathered at Mrs. Harley Ham's home on Hi street northwest for a friendly afternoon. After the business session Mrs. Arthur Pickle received a gift apron collection for her birth day anniversary month while Mrs. Cal Gregory won a cut glass tray in a music and contest prize. Refreshments were served, and attendees included Mrs. Cal Gregory, Mrs. Charles Goodman, Mrs. Gordon Miller, Mrs. Troy Ham, Mrs. Herbert Priest, Mrs. Arthur Pickle, Mrs. Dave Short, Mrs. Herbert Forbes, Mrs. Liddle, the hostess, and a guest, with plans to meet again in two weeks at Mrs. G. C. Miller's home.
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Mystic Circle
Harley Ham
Hi” Street
Arthur Pickle
Cal Gregory
Mesdames Cal Gregory
Charles Goodman
Gordon Miller
Troy Ham
Herbert Priest
Dave Short
Herbert Forbes
Liddle
G. C. Miller
Personal notes of social visits across cities
Mrs. Isaac Bunch and family spent yesterday in Terre Haute. Mrs. Ligene Craig of Bedford visits Miss Emmanue Elkins. Isadore Wolfe of Cambridge Mass. visits friends. Mrs. Carrie Froeschke goes to Indianapolis to visit relatives. Mrs. John Cravens travels to Terre Haute to see Mrs. Elizabeth Mattox. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Small and Dr. and Mrs. Boen motor to Bicknell. Miss Irene Huffman returns home after Vincennes visit. Mrs. Joe Bennett goes to Midland to visit sisters Dani Combs and Ruth Hays. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elkins and daughters Maude and Mildred back from Bedford. Mrs. Mary Blakely and Mrs. Anna Blakely and son Howard return to Terre Haute after visiting Mrs. Homer Cornutt.
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Isaac Bunch
Terre Haute
Ligene Craig
Bedford
Emmanue Elkins
Isadore Wolfe
Cambridge
Mass
Carrie Froeschke
Indianapolis
Tom Small
Boen
Bicknell
Irene Huffman
Vincennes
Joe Bennett
Midland
Dani Combs
Ruth Hays
Charles Elkins
Maude
Mildred
Mary Blakely
Anna Blakely
Howard
Attended Dance Draws Guests From Town and Beyond
Sullivan reports a very successful dance Tuesday evening with many out of town guests. From Linton, Misses Dora Pennington Marie Myers Ilene Huff man Helen Bach Dorothy Freund Louise Miller Clara Pearce Marie Dalton Cora Lee Morris attended, and Messrs Tommy Thomas E Perkins Eph raim Bach El Werbner Frank Robertson Elmer Sherwood Kenneth Westfall were present.
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Sullivan
Linton
Dora Pennington
Marie Myers
Ilene Huffman
Helen Bach
Dorothy Freund
Louise Miller
Clara Pearce
Marie Dalton
Cora Lee Morris
Tommy
Thomas E. Perkins
Ephraim Bach
el Werbner
Frank Robertson
Elmer Sherwood
Kenneth Westfall
Dugger Baptist Baseball Set to Play at Giants Park
The Dugger Baptist church team will face the Methodist church team tomorrow Friday at 4 30 PM at the Giants ball park in an encore baseball clash.
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Baptist Church
Dugger
Methodist Church
Giants
Ball Park
F. U. N. Club Meets Tonight with Miss Flo Poe
The F. U. N. Club convenes this evening with Miss Flo Poe in attendance. Members gather for a social meeting, likely discussing plans and activities for upcoming events.
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F. U. N. Club
Flo Poe
Social Calendar of Local Lodges and Meetings Tonight
Eagles lodge Aerie 578 and Linton Lodge B P C E Odd Fellows 687 host events. Prayer meetings at M E and Baptist churches. Legionaires and Mystery Circle meet with members. Pythian Sisters 42, Loyal Orders, Moose, Barbers Union 233, J T T Club with Mrs. Frank Jordan, Ells Ladies play 500, choir rehearsals, F A N club, QuaPaw Tribe 143, Rose Bud Circle with Mrs. Lee McClung, War Mothers Legion and I C O F at club rooms.
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Eagles Lodge Aerie
Linton Lodge
Odd Fellows Lodge
M. E. Church
Baptist Church
Legionaires
Ladies’ Francy
Joel White
Pythian Sisters
A. F. & A.M. Loyal Order of Moose
Barbers’ Union
Christian Church
The
Joe Poe
Frank Jordan
Ells’ Ladies
Rose Bud Circle
Lee McClung
Sunday School Class Outing Packed In Six Vehicles
A Methodist Sunday school young people's class No. 20 loaded six cars and a truck for their first summer outing. Chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. Westfall and Mr. and Mrs. Powell, they left after 6:30 pm for the Newberry sand bar. The trip had a hiccup when a truck stalled, the male quartet helped, and Josephine Talbot treated all to candy. They swam at the river, then returned home with some lost clothing items, thanking Columbia Music Store for the truck donation.
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Methodist Sunday School
Harry Westfall
E. A. Powell
Newberry
Armstrong
Josephine ‘Talbott
Columbia Music Store
Ladies Fancy Work Circle Meets at Mrs White’s Home
Mrs Joel White hosted the Ladies Fancy Work Circle on North Main Street with most members present. Officers elected were Mrs William Johnson president Mrs Elliott vice president and Mrs Will Talbott secretary. A two course luncheon followed and plans were laid for a July picnic marking the club’s final meeting until fall.
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Joel White
North Main Street
William Johnson
Eliiott
Will Talbott
G. L. Club Meeting Features Social Afternoon
The G. L. club met with Miss Faye Smith Wednesday at 2 PM for sewing games and social time. Refreshments were served. Attendees included Evelyn Poe Helen Poe Cecil Smith Wanda Phillips Helen Hilgebieck Martha Walters and guests Isabelle McAtee and LTvelyn McKissick.
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G. L. Club
Faye Smith
Evelyn Poe
Helen Poe
Cecil Smith
Wanda Phillips
Helen Hilgebieck
Martha Walters
Isabelle McAtee
Ltvelyn McKissick
Jolly Party at Shady Beach Outing Ends in Bathing Fun
Miss Ilo Wills Mary Cooprider Geneva Wills and Messrs Tommy McQuade Tom Aydelotte and Pat Hopper enjoyed a pleasant outing last evening that concluded with a bathing party at Shady Beach.
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Ilo Wills
Mary Cooprider
Geneva Wills
Tommy McQuade
Tom Aydelotte
Pat Hopper
Shady Beach
Camp Fire Girls Meeting Tonight at Lavina Belval Home
The Anteshema Camp Fire Girls will meet at 7 o clock this evening at Lavina Belval's home. All members are urged to attend as business of importance will be transacted.
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Anteshema
Lavina Belval
Rhodenbeck Brothers Return From Western Trip
Lloyd and Charles Rhodenbeck are home from an extended sightseeing tour through the West. They visited Yellowstone Park and numerous other points of interest during their travels.
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Lloyd
Charles Rhodenbeck
Yellowstone Park
Ten-pound twin? Birth of John Edward Rogers reported
Mr and Mrs Ed Rogers announce the birth of a ten pound boy named John Edward born Sunday morning at their home on 1 street northwest.
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Ed Rogers
John Edward
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Supreme Prohi
Diana
Yester
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Elizabeth Mattox
Women's Relief Corps
Eagle
I. C. O. F. War Mothers Legion
Ferrer & Company
Royal Society and
McCall Patterns
Greene County
Jasonville
Bloomfield
White River
Entertained Club
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Camp Fire Girls
Cushing
Georgette
Sylvester
S. E
C. E. Goodman
Mee Coomer Vincennes
Mate
Lintorn Finance
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