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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1923
Page
6
The Dry Beer Emporium on South Main near the Illinois Central was entered last night by thieves. They broke a front window and a side window but took little, likely cigars tobacco and cigarettes. The cash register was opened but nothing missing. No clue to the burglars.
W. L. Snively, chief boatswain's mate of the navy recruiting station at Evansville Indiana, speaks to Linton youths about Navy opportunities. He invites young men aged 18 to 35 to discuss Navy life and enlistment at the post office area.
Charles Yates of this city pleaded guilty before Judge Van Buskirk in Bloomfield to transporting liquor. He received a $100 fine and a one year penal farm sentence suspended for good behavior. Sheriff Ray and a deputy stopped him near Buck Creek Bridge on the Switz City road last March after finding liquor in his car. Yates claimed he did not know it was in the vehicle and offered no explanation beyond possible framing or placement by an enemy.
William Green reiterates no backward step and no wage cuts as United Mine Workers set demands for next contract. He cites public opinion’s power and notes the union has repaid over a million dollars after the last strike and remains financially sound. Maryland strike funds receive $40,000 monthly support.
Max Friedman, returning from Chicago where his uncle Louie Friedman, a well known local merchant, was hospitalized, says Louie has shown considerable improvement in the past four or five days though he did not go to Rochester with the Mayo Brothers team.
A Tyrone Pennsylvania resident shares a testimonial letter praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from nervous weakness pains and fatigue. The writer claims renewed strength and ability to work and recommends others to use the product.
Last evening about 7 30 oclock a Star car driven by Clyde Cox was struck by a Buick roadster and suffered heavy front wheel damage. Cox says he was traveling about ten miles per hour while the Buick went about forty. The crash occurred south of town and Cox could not dodge the impact.
Charles Wolfe aged 66 died by hanging himself from a cellar rafter in Springfield after tying two neckties around his neck and lifting his feet from the floor. His widow found the body on her return from market and said despondency over ill health prompted the act.
A dog in New Orleans States describes a futile chase of his tail as he spins around hoping to reach the tip in a quip quoted from the paper. The remark conveys a humorous image of searching without progress in a fragment from the era.
State of Indiana Greene County circuit court notices Bertha Walls sues Ernest Walls for divorce. Non resident defendant must answer by September 3, 1923, or judgment by default. Court in Bloomfield, clerk David Bland. Attorney Henry Bordner. June 14 21 28.
A reflection on stubbornness as a flaw that can become persistence. The quote frames steadfast resolve as a potential asset when channeled into discipline and consistent effort.
An Arabian proverb outlines four types of men. The fool who knows not and knows not he knows not should be shunned. The simple who knows not and knows not he knows not should be taught. The sleeper who knows and knows not he knows should be awakened. The wise who knows and knows he knows should be followed.
A transit schedule lists departure times from Bicknell to Vincennes and return times from Vincennes to Bicknell. Special runs are 7 p.m. and 11 p.m. trains or buses.
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