Linton Daily Citizen Carried Local Notices And Inquiries
The issue lists advertising rates and subscriptions while commenting on economic topics. It notes the paper’s address in Winton Indiana and includes a satirical note about a noncapitalistic Russia, Willian Allen White’s Kansas question, and a critique of the interstate commerce commission. It also mentions a drug scopolamine and its hypothetical misuse by Linton women in the morning.
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Linton Daily Citizen Turner « Aryan
Eh “Omosss
Citizen
Winton
Ind
Act of Congress
Hubby
Unseasonal Cold Cuts Beachgoing Crowds
A sharp drop of about 20 degrees in local temperatures over the last day or two contrasts with last week when crowds flocked to the beaches. Beach resorts closed early last night and none ventured out. An employer lit a large bonfire as a farmer arrived in ear muffs and an overcoat, prompting the resorts to shut for the night.
Minute Man Statue Stands as American Ideal
A statue near Con cord by a green and a crude bridge embodies American ideals. It represents the Minute Man who fought for freedom in thought and action, with a call for all Americans to live as Minute Men, united in labor for the common good.
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Concord
America
Mrs Maxwell Hosts Bridge Club At North Main Street
Mrs Claude Maxwell delightfully entertained the Bridge club at her home on North Main street yesterday afternoon with four tables of bridge. The house was decorated with summer flowers and light refreshments were served. Two guests, Mrs Robbins of Indianapolis and Miss Doris Dixon, were present.
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Claude Maxwell
Bridge Club
North Main Street
Robbins
Indianapolis
Doris Dixon
Alpha Bible Class Meeting at Mrs Sherwood’s Home
The Alpha Bible class of the Methodist Sunday school will meet tomorrow evening at 7 30 with Mrs C T Sherwood. Important business. Every member please be present.
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Alpha Bible
The
Methodist Sunday School
C. T. Sherwood
Mrs Ingrim Hosts Charmers Club Dinner Reunion
Mrs Laura Ingrim of Dugger hosted a mid day dinner for old school friends at her home. The gathering featured conversations photographs and reminiscences with ice cream and angel food cake. Guests included Mrs Bert Christy and daughter Miss Mignon Sullivan visitors and several Dugger residents.
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Laura Ingrim
Dugger
Ingrim
Linton
Bert Christy
Mignon
Margaret Jordan
Lex Harvey
Marion Reintjes
Clinton Reintjes
Joseph Robertson
Ethel
Eunice
Jap Ridge
Sullivan
Kate Shake
Mayme Young
Kate Drake
Delightful Mystic Circle Party At Mrs Miller's Home
Mrs Gorda Miller hosted the Mystic circle yesterday at her mother Mrs Andersons home on Fourth street southeast. After roll call and minutes, members played 500 at three tables. First prize went to Mrs Dave Short a cut glass cream and sugar set. Second prize to Mrs William Axton a fruit bowl. Consolation prize to Mrs Chester Wills a fancy cup and saucer. Luncheon followed. Next meeting set for two weeks at Mrs Axtons home at G and First streets northeast with Mrs Miller as host. Present were Mesdames Axton Beveridge Goodman Short Gregory Pickle Ham Forbes and guest Mrs Susie Wills.
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Gorda Miller
Mystic Circle
Anderson
Fourth Street
Dave Short
William Axton
Chester Wills
Young Man Surprised On Birthday Evening
Cletus Moore awoke to a surprise party hosted by friends at his Roosevelt street home for his twenty four th birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Boston and daughter Winona and others, with refreshments of ice cream and cake.
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Cletus Moore
Moore
Roosevelt Street
Boston
Winona
Walter Sylvester
Virginia Rose
Bert Christy
Mignon
Miss Mae Speas Visits Terre Haute and Friends
Personal notes list Miss Mae Speas traveling to Terre Haute this morning and numerous people visiting relatives or shopping in nearby cities such as Chicago Bloomington Bloomington Robin son Ill and Indianapolis. Names include Peter Schloot Ross Hindman Rev A R Fledderjohann and Mrs Wilma Robertson Garterum among others.
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Mae Speas
Terre Haute
Peter Schloot
Chicago
Ross Hindman
St. Louis
B. F. Headley
Dugger
Vern Buis
Greencastle
A. R. Fledderjohann
Wilma Robertson Garterum
Agatha Moore
Roy Anderson
Bloomington
Nina Jean Stockrahm
Vicksburg
Kate Langford
Jessie Pearl Headley
Elva Gibson
Jasonville
W. A. White
Riverton
Guy Cravens
Emma Carlton
Robinson, Ill
Singleton
Beulah Browning
Bedford
Coatesville
Indianapolis
Anna Hueman
Florence
Bloomfield
Pansy Lynn
Pauline
Mina Alexander
Carl
Marshall Browning
Bertha Dover
Gertrude
Other Taylor
Opha
Ethel Lloyd
Dorothy
Isash Dickerson
Lillian Wolford
Ladies’ Department
Wolford
Joe Espy
Mary Illen
Okie Gabbard
Harry Vaught
Olive and
Lucretia
City
Coalmont
Stuffed Potatoes by Alice Graham Butler
Household tip recipe converts plain potatoes into stuffed potatoes for variety. Six medium spuds bake forty to forty five minutes then the insides are mashed with butter salt pepper and hot milk. Refill shells, brush with egg white, brown briefly, and garnish with parsley.
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Alice Graham Butler
Junior chautauqua ticket hunt at Haseman's grove
The junior chautauqua opens with a 3 PM ticket hunt at Haseman's grove on Friday June 29. Miss Bernice Lloyd leads the event for Mutual Morgan chautauqua with inviting all children in Linton and nearby areas to attend and bring friends.
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Haseman’s Grove
Bernice Lloyd
Mutual-Morgan Chautauqua
Linton
Elks Ladies to Play Bridge Friday Afternoon
The Elks Ladies will host a bridge game at the Elks home Friday at 2 30 o clock with Mrs William Cushing as hostess.
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Elks’Ladies
Elks
William Cushing
Choir Practice At United Brethren Church
Choir practice scheduled at the United Brethren Church at 7:80 this evening. All members are urged to attend on time.
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United Brethren Church
Lost glasses in case reward offered by William Bennett
FOR SALE One 5 year old five gaited saddle mare with bridle and saddle. J A Riley. Phone 319. Reward for lost glasses in case. 28t1p 25t8
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E. Reward
William Bennett
St. N. E
J. A. Riley
Chautauqua Guarantors Meet at Public Library tonight
The guarantors of the chautauqua are called to meet at the public library tonight at 7 30. All are requested to come prepared to pledge the money guaranteed by the committee.
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Tomorrynight
Helpful Thought for Today Mosaic Life Advice
A brief Boston Transcript line urges focusing on the present. It compares life to a mosaic and advises living today well, cutting and setting each tiny piece with skill. The reflective quote cautions against grasping too much at once.
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Boston Transcript
Borrowing Trouble and Its Harsh Fiscal Reminder
A terse reflection on debt and risk. The speaker warns that borrowing trouble drains resources faster than borrowing money to hoard it, implying financial imprudence and self-defeating behavior. The line contrasts fear of loss with the consequences of overcautious accumulation.
Sad Fact of Human Nature in Uncertain Gain
When some people achieve their desires they struggle with purpose and direction, exposing the paradox of abundance. The piece reflects on human behavior, ambition, and the uneasy aftermath of getting what one seeks.
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Mailers List Co
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Detroit
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Linton Hotel
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Jesse Coulter
Sixth St. N. EB
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South Main St
Black Creek
Edington
Third St. N. W
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Silverton Cord
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