05 Mar 1921
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1921
Page
1
The note promotes Robbins Best flour as the key to easy beautiful light biscuits rolls muffines and cookies. It claims the flour makes baked goods better and lasts longer than ordinary flour and urges readers to include a sack in their next grocery order.
Testimonial from Elizabeth C. Corley of Edmund South Carolina describes relief from nervousness and monthly female troubles after starting Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter urges other women to try the product, claiming significant improvement and the ability to resume daily work.
Plans by John T. Fritz call for a 65 by 45 foot brick and stone United Brethren church on Vincennes and Second streets Southeast in Linton. Construction will start soon with an estimated cost of 16 000 to 17 000 dollars, aided by a 6 000 dollar loan and a 1 000 dollar donation from the Indiana UB conference. The 125 member congregation aims to complete and dedicate the new house of worship within a year.
Mack Lee, whose pension was stopped two months ago, asks the War Risk Board to reopen his case. Congressman Oscar E. Bland oversees the reopening efforts. Managers say adverse medical reports were given by the examining board, though Springfield and Terre Haute specialists found him fully eligible for a disabled soldiers pension.
The following letters are uncalled for at the Linton post office W O Worth Faust Webster Marrie Waltson W P Rollins Mrs I J Hoskins William Lenny M BR Ter hune Pearl O Neal Paul Corlett Mrs Mary Robinson Dr Henson Plew When calling please say advertised All advertised letters are due one cent John C Cravens P M
Helen Lorraine Ham age two months seven days daughter of Mr and Mrs Harley Ham 110 H street Northwest died at 2 oclock this morning Funeral from home at 8 this afternoon conducted by Rev E C Corts Christian church burial at Fairview cemetery
In Berwick Pa a new church is planned by Squire Frank F Enstermacher with strict blue laws. Only pure in heart may enter no collections no choir no minister bible teaching led by the squire tobacco drinkers Sunday readers and those who attend moving picture shows or dance or play cards are barred.
In Indianapolis on March 5, John L. Lewis president of the United Mine Workers of America William Green secretary treasurer Percy Tetlow statistician and miners McKinney and Haverkamp appeared to surrender bonds The 39 miners under federal indictment for Sherman anti trust violations had been charged earlier under the Lever act and released on new bonds bonds set at 10000 each signed by the National Surety Company of New York.
For all kinds of feed call Board of Trade Feed Store. Prompt delivery. Phone 72. 19tf
The photo play produced by William Fox exposes New York’s underbelly. Star George Walsh plays a young author who infiltrates Chinatown for love and faces dangerous foes. Number 17 opens tonight at the theatre.
Tonight at Dreamland features Hoot Gibson in a comedy and Western program at 10 and 20 cents. Come early for the best in pictures and music. Tomorrow Sunday night Sylvia Breamer and Robert Gordon star in The Blood Barrier a Bladon production. Tuesday brings a big Western Danger Valley with Neal Hart.
Jasonville residents express doubts over an improved highway project between Jasonville and Linton after bond issues were to be sold yesterday. Bank officials from both cities will discuss the matter at a joint meeting at the Elks club rooms next Tuesday night, as the long debated plan is set to be threshed out.
Charles A Price as administrator files final account for Hallie D Hunt deceased in Greene circuit court for February 1921 term. Heirs creditors or legal representatives must appear April 4 1921 to show cause why account should not be approved. Clerk Meredith G Messick Bloomington Indiana.
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