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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1925
Page
2
The text lists ad pricing for various durations including one year six months and three months with different figures, plus mail rates outside Indiana. It also states rates for advertising by column inch, line readings, permanent contracts, notices and cards, and classified advertising at one cent per word with a 26 cent minimum for the first insertion.
Wheat at 3.92 dollars, old grain 1.20 to 1.25, corn 90 cents to 1.00, oats 54 to 56 cents, Timothy hay 16.00 to 16.50 dollars. Prices reflect a snapshot of agricultural market figures.
Isaac Bunch and Oscar Naseman announce mayoral bids in Linton with primaries on May day. Herbert Priest seeks City Clerk nomination under Republican voters. Duther Fulkerson runs for Councilman at Large as a Democrat in the May 5 primary.
A fragment argues flights repel a mythical invasion of the United States and recalls historical political voices. It cites William Jennings Bryan and Tom Marshall, noting Democratic stance and humor in hard times, while contrasting optimism with hardship in the era.
The concern is that higher pay may attract more individuals to public office, not that taxpayers face greater burden. The present wage scale already attracts many, and a raise could increase the pool of seekers seeking governmental positions.
All things considered the season of the year along with the immense amount of traffic over them the rounds in this locality are in good condition generally. Year by year and mile by mile our highways are eret ting better and better.
The speaker defends John D. Williams and other state highway commissioners against attacks. He says the commission has been fair and capable and urges the public to await all facts before condemning on indictment alone.
The author argues that defendants deserve the presumption of innocence and that sparing an occasional guilty verdict is preferable to punishing the innocent. They warn that vindictive justice erodes respect for law, undermines public confidence, and harms equal justice by judges and juries alike.
Farm Bureau announces meetings on Tuesday March 10 at Scotland school building 7 p m Wednesday March 11 at Bloomfield courthouse 7 p m and Thursday March 12 at Lyons school building 7 p m The program includes motion pictures a discussion of seed corn testing and soybean culture and some business matters.
Mrs Otto F Harting and Mrs A L Hebb will host the Fortnightly club tomorrow afternoon at Mrs Hartings home at Second and A streets southeast.
Members of the Elite society gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Almon Liston's home for an afternoon of music and conversation. Refreshments were served to Mesdames Raleigh Roach J C Fritz Cletus Gill John Suttle Harris Wilkie Orville Coleman Earl Aikin Ray Reed Roy Cook Marshall Oberholtzer Walter Scholl Joseph Curry Charles Wolfford Otto Froeschke Earl Spensler and Abnon Liston with guests Mrs Hailey Bicknell and Mrs Ersil Stewart.
Mr and Mrs John Hensley traveled to Palestine Texas this morning on business. Mrs E A Powell, previously ill but improving, departed for Indianapolis for medical treatment and may be away about a week.
The Linton public schools music department uses forty selections from Battle Hymn of the Republic to To a Wild Rose presented via vietrola. Fifth and sixth grades junior and high schools aim to recognize each piece by name composer and nationality. A three member team from each grade and the high school will represent Linton in the Greene County contest at Bloomfield in March with the county winner advancing to the district on March 24 and the state contest in Indianapolis on March 28.
The Ever Ready class of the Baptist Sunday school will gather Friday evening at 6 30 at Miss Helen Trinkle’s home 880 Ie street northeast for regular business and social meeting. All members are invited to attend.
The Aid Society of the Reformed Church will hold a market on Saturday March 7 at Coleman's. Available are home made bread cakes pies and doughnuts along with vegetable soup and chile. Bring buckets for soup.
The Delta Alpha class of the First Christian Sunday school will hold a called meeting at the junior house tomorrow evening at 6 45. The meeting will discuss business of unusual importance and every member is urged to attend.
The Alpha Delta class of First Methodist Sunday school will meet in the church basement tomorrow night for a St Patrick s party promising a good time for all attendees.
The Mt Mellick club will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs Gail Jackson.
The L A W club will meet tomorrow at 2 o clock in the afternoon at the home of Mrs. Jesse Morgan.
Sees seed corn listed with price and vendor Jesse Swaby of Linton Route 1, five miles north of Linton. Also an energetic factory representative wanted in Linton district, Synero Motors Co. of Battle Creek Michigan advertises a commission opportunity. Additional items include 12x13 Axminster rug for sale, a three room house with land, bale hay, and a Ford touring car trade inquiry. Multiple local names, addresses, and contact windows.
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