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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1925
Page
2
Rates and classifications for subscriptions and advertising for the Office-Citizen, Linton Indiana. Includes mailing details, in city carrier and out of state rates, obituaries and cards of thanks pricing, and page classification terms.
John Wannamaker argues that retail advertising is a duty to customers. He says the public has a right to know what merchants offer, the goods, service quality, and new stock. Merchants should advertise frankly in newspapers to earn patronage and trust.
Citizens urge strict uniform rules for city police to present a neat, professional look. They argue officers should not smoke on street duty and support funding for uniforms, saying Linton is shedding its Grassville image in spots.
The text argues that many workers can unite without harming the republic or resorting to extremism. It notes Mr. Bryan’s habit of diving confidently into new topics even after being wrong on a single issue. It adds a playful remark that Tutankhamen’s fame has faded since last November.
A trenchant critique asserts Bolshevism as a force unsettling the stable social order. The commentator frames its methods as disruptive to long standing norms and public equilibrium, signaling concern over a shifting political climate.
Switz City report notes Mrs Myr tle Wright-Driscoll relapsed at her mother’s home after an operation for appendicitis at a Bedford hospital three weeks earlier. Her husband, away in Detroit, arrived with her sister Mrs Willard Potter of Bedford. The article also covers a local wedding, community church activity, and residents visiting nearby towns as Mildred Mason leaves for Madison to attend school.
The Grand presents Welcome Home a heart tugging home problem drama about family tensions with Lois Wilson and Warner Baxter. Aesop fables and Grand organ provide the musical program. Dunbar's Candy Shop Girls start a week long run with a revised show Monday Wednesday and Friday, boosted from Springfield Ohio by this engagement.
The U B church ladies host their Saturday night chicken supper in the church basement with cafeteria service from 4 30 to 7 o clock. Also notices include a five room house for rent near Main, electric and gas, phone 6 on 83, and a seven room house with 10 acres near West Linton for sale or trade.
Six room house with bath and fireplace on corner lot in Lee Hix son area. Good garden and fruit trees, close in. Possession at once. Also rooms to sell or trade property, insurance offered by James H Humphreys Agency at No 110 A St NE. home office through warm weather. phone 312 2614p and 311.
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