Subscription rates and advertising pricing details
The notice lists in advance subscription rates for in city carrier and mail, with yearly, semiannual, quarterly, and monthly options, including rates outside Indiana. It also states paper discontinuation if not renewed and outlines advertising rates per single column inch, per line for notices, and contracts, with obituaries and social notices at regular line rates and classified at one cent per word with a minimum first insertion.
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Indiana
Danish college president's job ends over Jonah tale
Mr. Bryan states he left the lecture platform yet continues lecturing. The Danish college president lost his post for disbelieving the Jonah tale. Canada’s non annexation of a polar mathematical point is deemed minor. Rescuers' Union to begin journeyman rescuer after MacMillian outfit once news arrives that it is missing.
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Bryan
Jonah
MacMillian
Linton Church Prayers For Rain Now Face Reversal
A drought era prayer at a Linton church for rain appears to swing toward asking relief to stop. The piece suggests God may act as the Great Rainmaker without human prompting, hinting at a shift in planned prayer focus.
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Linton
Linton Track Set For Big Next Saturday Meeting
Unless continued rains interfere the race meeting at the Linton track next Saturday afternoon promises to be a major local event. The track is in good condition entries are strong and the program offers first rate sport for an afternoon.
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Linton Track
Picnic Delays Charm Linton Youths After Missing Lunch
After church a group from Linton drove to Newhberry for a river picnic. About seven miles out they realized the lunch was left at home. One car returned to fetch it, while the others pressed on. A late dinner and later ice cream and cake were served to Bertha Hodges Madge Porter Ruby Stewart Mignon Christy Carl Reach George Shoeman Carl Hilgediek and Marley O'Haver.
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Linton
Newhberry
Bertha Hodges
Madge Porter
Ruby Stewart
Mignon Christy
Carl Reach
George Shoeman
Carl Hilgediek
Marley O’haver
Beatrice Petty Weds Norman Cooper in Bloomfield Ceremony
Mrs. Lulu Petty announces the marriage of her daughter Beatrice to Norman R. Cooper both of Linton. The service was held last Monday with Rev. Downey of Bloomfield officiating at the Baptist church. Cooper works in Bloomington. both families and friends extend best wishes for a happy life.
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Lulu Petty
Beatrice
Norman R. Cooper
Linton
Downey
The
Baptist Church
Bloomfield
Cooper
Bloomington
Miss Hamilton Enters Columbia University for Short Course
Miss Mary Helen Hamilton, daughter of Mr and Mrs W J Hamilton of this city, will enter Columbia University in New York for a short course in physical education. She plans visits to places of interest before returning home to Linton after teaching at Terre Haute State Normal School this past year. Several Normal college teachers accompany her. they spent time in Washington, DC yesterday and today.
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Mary Helen Hamilton
W. J. Hamilton
New York
Columbia University
Miss Hamilton
Linton
Terre Haute
Normal College
Washington, D. C
City installs traffic signals at prominent corners
New traffic signals at prominent city corners have become a novelty since their Saturday debut. Drivers largely observe the signals, though many initially ran them. Officers plan a short probation for violators, with fines after a grace period. Street speeding remains a concern.
Fourth of July Celebrations in Modern Times
In this reminiscence the author notes shifting travel to modern cars for Fourth of July events. Old family wagon transport gave way to the family flivver allowing a wide radius of celebrations, with a full day including milking, fireworks, and return home by nightfall.
Camphor Mixture Helps Weak Eyes
Linton residents report quick relief from weak watery and red eyes after using Lavoptik eye wash mixed with cam ber hydrastic and witchhazel. A local lady says the first bottle helped her after years of discomfort. one small bottle reportedly helps any case of weak strained or sore eyes. W. J. Hamilton, druggist.
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Linton
W. J. Hamilton
Bungalow Special Grocery Price List Shown
A fragmented pantry price list itemizes spaghetti macaroni crackers salad oil Roquefort carnations Navy beans corn salt and Sunbrite soap with per box and per pound costs. The entry suggests bulk quantities and multiple brands with prices ranging from 10 cents to $1.50.
Delta Alpha class invites greens to 7 30 gathering
Members of the white side invite the green side to a cordial Sunday School class party at 559 North Main Street hosted by Mrs. Orville Coleman. The event starts at 7:30 pm with a program and prize for the winning side, aiming for a pleasant evening for all attendees.
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Delta Alpha
First Christian School
Orville. Coleman
North Main Street
Returning to Colorado Mrs Spice and Flo Memory Leave Linton
Mrs Thad Spice and her daughter Flo Memory depart for Pueblo Colorado to establish a new home. They have been guests of relatives in Linton for nine weeks since Mrs Spice’s visit from Pueblo. Mr Spice works in Pueblo and the family will reside at 505 Beta Avenue. Mrs Charles Spice and son Austin accompany Mrs Spice to Colorado for vacation.
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Thad Spice
Flo
Pueblo
Colo
Sunday Dinner Guests at Cox Residence
Mr and Mrs J A Cox of North Main street entertained guests with a chicken dinner yesterday. Attendees included Walter Schwartzkopf from Columbus Miss Margaret Cox Florence Cox Glen Rupert from Bloomington Mrs Mary Houghland from Columbus Winogene Hewlett Ophie Carpenter Louis Hatfield Helen McGriffin and Miss Nelle Cox all of the city.
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J.A. Cox
North Main Street
Walter Schwartzkopf
Columbus
Margaret Cox
Florence Cox
Glen Rupert
Bloomington
Mary Houghland
Winogene Hewlett
Ophie Carpenter
Louis Hatfield
Helen McGriffin
Nelle Cox
City
Birthday Dinner Honors Martha Robertson and Oral Rainbolt
A birthday dinner was hosted yesterday at Mr and Mrs Peter Robertson's home in Washington township east of Lyons. Their daughter Martha Robertson and Oral F Rainbolt shared the same birth date and celebrated turning 31. More than 100 guests attended the gathering.
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Peter Robertson
Washington Township
Lyons
Martha
Oral F. Rainbolt
Robertson
Birth of Norman Eugene to the Cline family
Mr and Mrs Emerson Cline of North Main street welcomed a ten pound baby boy this morning naming him Norman Eugene. The infant's mother was formerly Miss Thelma eel and the family celebrated the new arrival at home.
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Emerson Cline
North Main Street
Norman Eugene
Thelma Eel
Ladies Fancywork Circle Picnic at City Park
The Ladies' Fancywork circle will hold a picnic Tuesday afternoon at City Park. A good time is expected.
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Fancywork Circle
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