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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1923

Page

7

Bradshaw veteran miner dies at 83 in Linton

Kid Arthur Bradshaw 83 one of Linton's oldest citizens died at his son William H Bradshaw's home at Third and K streets at 11 15 PM after a sudden apoplexy. He lived in Linton twenty years and worked at the Glenburn mine. Survived by seven children including John Bradshaw Brazil Indiana and Sam Bradshaw Terre Haute. Funeral plans awaiting word from daughter in Toronto with services at the Willam H Bradshaw home before a funeral train to Bridgeton for interment in the family cemetery.

Arthur Bradshaw Linton William H. Bradshaw Third Streets Bradshaw Glenburn John Bradshaw Brazil Ind William H Robert Moss Toronto Canada John Fogg Terre Haute Sam Bradshaw A. H. Witty Joseph Bradshaw Willam H Bridgeton

River Edge Beach Opens at Riveredge Resort

The River Edge bathing beach at the Sandborn and Elnora ferry on White River opened to the public last night and will remain open for the season. Accessible by a good road, it offers automobile access and orchestra music for dancers, aiming to attract young people who enjoy dancing.

Riveredge Sandborn and Elnora Ferry White River River Edge Beach

Homer Hart Home From Vacation

Homer Hart postmaster of Linton returned from a two weeks in the capital. A rumor he was joining President Harding in Alaska proved unfounded. Hart adds that former Congressman Oscar Bland, now a U. S. Court of Claims judge, is building a modern Washington home.

Homer Hart Linton Alaska Harding Hart U. S.A Oscar Bland U. S. Court of Claims Washington

Fried Chicken Dinner Sunday at Musser's Restaurant

Old time country dinner advertised with a fried chicken meal for 50 cents on Sunday at Musser's restaurant offered as a community pitch in event.

Musser’s

Moments Worth Remembering Quote by Henry Drummond

A reflective quotation emphasizes life’s lasting value lies in acts of love. Henry Drummond notes memorable moments come from choosing a spirit of love over indifference.

Itenry Drummond

Progress, Progress in Local Waste Dumping Issue

Readers report suburban neighbors dumping worn tires and old bulbs in a woodland dell once used by their fathers. The pattern signals ongoing littering and pollution concerns for the community and local officials urge cleanup.

Indiana La bor federation election at Linton

The Indiana State Federation of Labor election is underway in locals, with Linton nominating Jack Sims for president and Joe Nixon for teller. Reports indicate Linton candidates are leading among mine locals. The election closes July 15.

Indiana State Federation of Labor Linton Jack Sims Joe Nixon Teller

Oil Well Bolton Prospect Sees Salt Water Return

Drilling at the Bolton oil well progresses with formations supporting expected oil potential at depth. Recently a large salt water influx was encountered and subsequently sealed with a ten inch casing.

Bolton

Tin and Plumbing Shop Relocates to Twelfth Street

The Chapman shop has moved to a large light shop at the end of A street southeast and is now on Twelfth street southeast. It offers furnace heating, plumbing, and gutter work with improved service. Phone 109. Botle

Chapman Twelfth Street

Notice to Electric Consumers

There will be no electric service tomorrow from 6 a m to 10 a m due to a steam shovel passing under wires. Municipal Electric Plant. Robert Hayes, Superintendent.

Municipal Electric Plant Hayes

Only One Thing Lasting in Moral Works

A compact reflection on enduring value, asserting that only the spirit behind actions yields worth and continuity beyond mortal deeds. The quote emphasizes inner virtue over outward works as the lasting measure.

Carlyle

Origin of Goldfish Traced to Early Breeding Practices

The text notes that goldfish arose from selective breeding of carp by the Chinese and Japanese starting in the sixteenth century, following elimination of the samber eaters.

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