Linton Daily Citizen advertising and rates notice
The Linton Daily Citizen lists office location 79 South Main and contact numbers for the society editor and business office. It details advertising rates for various formats including single column belts and reading notices, with payments in advance for subscriptions and classifications like obituaries and resumes, plus in city and out of state mail rates.
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Linton
Citizen Warner & Bryan
Citizen
South Main
Ind
Advertising to Fill Empty Aisles in Stores
A trader’s guide argues that steady customer flow beats trimming expenses. Build demand through intelligent advertising to keep aisles busy, invest in stock and service, and avoid idle hours. The piece stresses turning idle dollars into active capital by showing value to the public.
Chief Justice Seeks Verdict Amid Ford Campaign Boom
The piece hints at a political shakeup as Ford faces a potential blowout in support and possible engine trouble in his campaign. It suggests the president will need a stronger tool than a golf club to manage his political household.
Blowing Up Coal Tipples Sparks Labour Fears
Blowing up coal tipples could stop mine operations and deprive workers of jobs, including those who carried out the demolitions. The note warns that destruction halts production and harms the very men who perform the blowing up.
Mandamus Debate Over American Ships and Foreign Vessels
A terse political remark argues for mandating American tourists to sail on domestic ships rather than foreign built counterparts, preferring dry American vessels over wet pauper-built foreign ships.
Linton Ad Club Plans July 15 Sales Day Promoted
Merchants in Linton promote the upcoming Community sales day on July 15. Ad Club members meet at the library to finalize plans and urge residents to take part. The sign previously hinted at services while promising not to cash checks, signaling local business humor.
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Linton
Ad Club
Promise of Riches Prompts Waning Faith, Toledo Blade Quip
A Toledo Blade aphorism notes growing distrust in people while highlighting the lure of quick wealth promises. The line underscores skepticism toward schemes that claim to rapidly enrich individuals.
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Toledo Blade
Easy to Say Hard Work Cures Blues at AL Feast
A brief account notes an AL feast where speakers urge steady labor as the best remedy for sorrow. The tone emphasizes practical aid and communal effort to lift spirits during tough times. Local organizers promote unity and resilience through shared meals and discussion.
Pleasantville Family Reunion Honors Dana Bedwell
A Sunday gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Claude Lynn's Pleasantville home celebrated Dana Bedwell of Springfield Illinois. Sisters of the Lynn family hosted a grand noon meal with many relatives from Bedford Jasonville Linton Owensburg and Pleasantville in attendance and wishing more such occasions.
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Claude Lynn
Pleasantville
Dana Bedwell
Springfield
Ill
Lynn
Pearlie Brewer
Jesse Brown
Dean Lynn
Bedford
Wester Lynn
Jasonville
W. C. Lynn
Linton
Alfred Patton
Kasop George
Fred Parker
Fred Polly
George
James van Wrinkler
Henry Dagger
Dave Young
William Roberts
Owensburg
Leonard Davenport
Simm Lynn
Bedwell
Annual Homecoming at Olive Branch Church
Olive Branch church northwest of the city held an all day Homecoming with a basket dinner. Morning testimonies traced to founders from the 1880s while Rev. D Heitmeyer led the afternoon service. Visitors included families from Linton and Switz City. the event ended with universal enjoyment.
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Olive Branch Church
D. Heitmeyer
Linton
Family Reunion at Mrs. Cooke Home Honors Raleigh Cooke
The Elzina Cooke residence hosted a fourteenth year family reunion for Raleigh Cooke of Bridgeport Connecticut and his mother. A noon feast was enjoyed by all. The gathering marked the first time in five years all siblings were present. Newton Robinson, Raleighs old playmate, joined for a game of mumble peg. Attendees included Mrs. Elzina Cooke Raleigh Cooke Mr and Mrs John Booker Mr and Mrs John Lamar Mr and Mrs Cicero West and Mr and Mrs Charles Anderson.
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Elzina Cooke
Raleigh Cooke
Bridgeport
Conn
John Booker
John Lamar
Cice‘o West
Charles Anderson
House Party For Local Girls At Marco Home
A delightful house party was held last week at the home of Mr and Mrs Elmer Mills in Marco for a number of girls. Activities included a theatre party drives and candy walking. Guests included Marion Mount Doris Dixon Hazel Bunch Genevieve Krass Jessie Porter and Moshell Gouch. The young ladies enjoyed the event and look forward to more such gatherings.
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Elmer Mills
Marco
Marion Mount
Doris Dixon
Uth Armpriester
Hazel Bunch
Genevieve "Krass
Jessie Porter
Moshell Gcuch
Hospital Report Notes Bloomfield Residents
Mrs. Ray Wyner of Bloomfield underwent an operation this morning and is recovering well. Paul Ledington was able to go home in Bloomfield this morning.
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Ray Wyner
Bloomfield
Paul Leddington
Miss Blanche McGrew Returns from California
Miss Blanche McGrew arrived home last evening after several months in California.
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Blanche McGrew
California
Local Fraternal and Club Meetings Noted
Metropolitan Lodge K of P and Teamsters No. 689 list events at Saron Reformed church. Needlecraft Club meets Tuesday. QuaPaw D of P and Linton Chapter D of P join R A M. American Legion hosts. Lawn fete at Mo thelle and Hazel Bunch home on North Main. Hyacinth Club at Mrs. E J Ecker Friday. Eagle Encampment 222 I O F Saturday.
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Metropolitan Lodge
K. of P. Teamsters Union
Chickeath Council
D. of P. Boy Scouts
Saron Reformed Church
Needlecraft Club
QuaPaw Council
D. of P. Linton
R. A. M. American Legion
Mothelle
Hazel Bunch
North Main Street
Hyacinth Club
E. J. Ecker
OJ F
Miller Beasley wedding surprises friends in Sullivan
Dewey Miller and Effie Beasley wed quietly Saturday evening at Sullivan. Miller, a mine engineer at the Liberty mine, plans a short wedding trip before settling in northwest of West Linton. He and his bride receive hearty good wishes for a long, happy life.
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Dewey .Miller
Alice Miller
West Linton
Effie Beasley
Rance Beasley
Northwest Linton
Sullivan
Miller
Liberty Mine
Basket Dinner At Shiloh Baptist Church
A large crowd gathered at Shiloh Baptist church southeast of Lyons for a Sunday basket dinner with services in the grove both morning and afternoon attended by people from the surrounding county.
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Shiloh Baptist Church
Lyons
The
Grove
Coutry
These Listening Days The Still Small Voice Funny
A reflective note about listening quality and the paradox of being heard. The text hints at a quieter, inward voice speaking amid noisy attention. It conveys a meditation on communication accuracy and perception.
Dui Doetpd Virtig Phrase Confounds Readership
A fragmentary historical clipping presents a garbled line about fear and goodness with unclear subjects. The unreadable text mix suggests transcription errors or cipher-like phrasing per a late era newspaper page segment.
Imminent North Dakota primary pits McCumber forces
Washington June 26 The next major test between conservative and radical Republican elements unfolds in North Dakota. Senator Porter J. McCumber faces a tough challenge as Alec McKenzie dies, leaving McCumber's campaign leadership weakened and Lynn J. Frazier seen as a strong nominee from the Nonpartisan League. Administration leaders deem the North Dakota vote pivotal beyond Indiana Pennsylvania and Iowa contests.
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Washington
Republican Party
North Dakota
Porter J. McCumber
Senate Finance
McCumber
Alec McKenzie
Northwest
Industry Advances Cause Walkout Pressure Amid Wage Cuts
Industry leaders insist the vote will favor a walkout and a possible sympathy strike by train service workers if staff employees, tied to current wage cuts, go out. Crop prospects show potential for wheat good yield and cotton below normal. Winter wheat deterioration claims rise with hot dry northwest weather and prices rally modestly. With high reserves and light demand, credit facilities likely face no major strain in coming months.
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Reserve Bank
Prison guard Gilmore arrested on moonshine charge
La Porte Indiana June 26 A prison guard Henry Gilmore of Michigan City was arrested after hundreds of gallons of rye and corn mash were found in his home cellar. He faces federal charges for retailing and wholesaling moonshine and will be arraigned in Judge A B Anderson's court in Indianapolis. Gilmore boasted of operating his still to provide protection and was on duty at the Michigan City prison when taken into custody.
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Laporte
Ind
Henry Gilmore
Michigan City
A. B. Anderson
Indianapolis
Gilmore
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