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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1926

Page

5

State Highway System Mileage Increased in Indiana

Approximately 75 miles of southwestern Indiana roads were added to the state highway system by the highway commission in Indianapolis. The new routes run between Boonville and Winslow, Evansville and Rockport, and Vincennes and Petersburg, with maintenance shifting to the state commission and numbering to follow. Indiana may receive about 1,950,000 annually from federal aid.

Indianapolis Indiana Highway Commission Jackson Boonville Winslow Evansville Rockport Vincennes Petersburg State Highway Commission Commission Coolidge

Sunday Visitors and Local Visits in Burris Chapel

Sunday visitors included Walden Padgett and family of Linton and Jesse Goodman with Eugene Ellis. Several patrons and relatives visited, including Miss Pauline Fry with Miss Cathern Price, Mr. and Mrs. Al Carmuart welcoming a baby girl born June 19, and many other townsfolk visiting in turns at homes of Goodman, Whitlock, Ellis, and related families.

John ‘Padgett Walden Padgett Linton Jesse Goodman Eugene Ellis Pauline Madeline Fry Cathern Price al Carmuart Daisy Marie’ Brinson Geneva Wright Frank Goodman George, Morris Carlisle Logan Morris Terre -Haute Jesse Price Whitlock Paxton B.E. Stephens Aden Jackson Andy. Correll Martin Goodman Lelia Wright Verna Ellis Nellie Ellis James Fainot Vincennes Iou Fainot Flem Goodman Plainville Endeavor Pauline Fry Edna Purcell Theodore Goodman Mary Bedwell Georgia Price Virtue Goodman Gerald Smith Bicknell Sheldon Goodman Oscar Ellis Dora and Herbert Susie Stanfield Mary Goodman Clinton Goodman

Greene County Bonds for John E Jones Road To Be Issued

Greene County Indiana Board of Commissioners will issue bonds not exceeding 9000 dollars at 5 percent interest to fund John E Jones Road in Stockton township and cover overdrafts on other roads. Net property value is 6,226,675 dollars. existing indebtedness 125,684.60 dollars. Taxpayers may appeal within fifteen days after two weeks notice by filing with the County Auditor. hearing date set by the State Board of Tax Commissioners.

Board of Commissioners Greene County Indiana John E. Jones Stockton Township Board of Commissioners of Greene John KE. Jones State Board of Tax Commissioners State Board Ind Herrington

Camel Cigarettes Advert Says Tobacco Quality Wins

An advertising copy extols Camels as the finest cigarette made, praising choice tobaccos, consistent flavor, and no aftertaste. It credits R J Reynolds Tobacco Co of Winston Salem North Carolina with promoting lasting customer satisfaction through quality over frills.

America

New GE headlight promises glare-free long range night visibility

General Electric laboratory unveils a revolutionary headlight after three years of testing. It provides long range illumination without glare and a wide side beam to light ditches along roads. Night driving safety is emphasized amid high annual death and injury tolls from automobile accidents.

General Electric Laboratory

Invention Aimed at Reducing Night Driving Hazards

The text frames safe automobile headlights as a public benefit and compares them to home electric lighting, underscoring the necessity of improved headlight safety for drivers and the public good.

Workman Oversight Cited as Guard Against Loss of Wages

A Franklin quotation warns that failing to supervise workmen is like leaving your purse open, implying risk of theft or mismanagement. The line underscores the value of oversight in managing labor and finances.

B. Franklin

Also Mentioned on This Page

Meat Department Frigidaire GMAC Carl H. Roach Linton Mill Co., Who. Dist., Linton, Ind W. E. McDonald Grocery Stock W. E. McDonald Grocery W. E. McDonald John Weaver Three Roads Burris Chapel R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Winston-Salem, N. C Millon Battery Station Prest-o-Lite Battery Service S. Main St Samuel Drennen Lemuel Buis N. D Linton, Ind Home Loan and Saving Association
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