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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1925
Page
2
The notice outlines subscription costs payable in advance with disconnection upon nonrenewal, plus per week and yearly rates for city and mail editions, including Indiana and outside regions. Advertising rates are shown per column inch with set minimums and special notices. It also cites broader news items about debt, holidays, Milwaukee water use, Chicago health advice, and coal market signs.
People traveling to Florida report strong profits in real estate, while others fear a growing boom could overinflate and burst, risking financial losses.
Receivers J B Orr and Owen M Ragsdale were appointed to the Vandalia Coal Company a few days ago. They must file a bond of 25 dollars while the paper value of the company property is about 5 million dollars. The aim is to straighten the company and restore its vitality.
Local mercantile houses report ongoing special sales to stimulate trade. They insist times are never so bad that with effort and bargains trade cannot be boosted, noting there is always a market for necessities and some luxuries.
An official Massachusetts inquiry finds 112 superintendents see parent teacher associations as a vital factor in strengthening home school relations, while 82 rely on these groups for support of educational improvement programs.
John Templeton of Terre Haute, a well known coal operator, suffered a hemorrhage of the bowels several days ago. His condition is said to be improved and Dr. Knoefel, his attending physician, who was here yesterday, believes he has a good chance for recovery.
A big round dance session is held each night at Brunswick bridge with a five piece orchestra playing. Dance tickets are ten cents per dance, attracting local dancers and social attendees to the evening event.
Readable text lists raisins and picnic hams with prices per pound, indicating a small grocery sale item. Specific brands, quantities, and venue are not provided, but emphasis is on sale items for immediate purchase.
Purdue University agricultural extension reports a heavy spread of dodder in clover and alfalfa across Indiana with more patches than ever. Impure seed is blamed. 20 percent of clover and 30 percent of alfalfa seed samples were contaminated last season. June and July monitoring is essential, and affected fields should be cut, covered with straw, and burned before seeds mature.
The Royal Neighbors will hold a regular meeting tomorrow night but will dismiss early for the Masonic boys band concert at City park. The planned entertainment is postponed to the next meeting in two weeks due to unavailable entertainers who could not attend this week.
The Elks and their wives plan a 500 card party at 8:30 pm tonight at the Elks home on North Main Street. Proceeds go to the hospital. Ladies are asked to bring sandwiches.
The family thanks friends and neighbors for floral offerings kindness and sympathy during the sickness and death of our dear mother and wife Mrs Elizabeth La Porge.
The Mohawk mine was idle today as power service failed after a storm north of the area damaged lines feeding the Wabash electric plant. The outage halted mining operations until service was restored.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid society will meet in the church basement on Thursday for an all day gathering.
Improper adjustment of spine bones is linked to many illnesses as nerve pressure causes disease. Chiropractic vertebral adjustment can relieve pressure and cure ailments in many cases, according to practitioners.
Ten years of experience with a Patho-Neurometer to locate trouble in any body part. Free service and prompt calls, day or night. Located at Linton Trust Building. Phone 175.
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