08 Mar 1921
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1921
Page
1
The ad touts Robbins Best flour as an ideal principal ingredient for light biscuits, rolls, muffins, and cookies. It claims the flour yields superior results and urges households to include a sack in their next grocery order, asserting satisfaction with its performance.
Local feed store advertises prompt prompt delivery service with telephone contact "Phone 72" and an address code "191f" indicating a storefront or route. The notice emphasizes reliable prompt shipments for farmers and merchants seeking quick supply of feed and related supplies.
The Linton Indiana city council met in regular session with the mayor and four councilmen. They discussed publishing the ordinance title against waste paper burning and enforcing penalties, plus alley width disputes and fence placements. They considered buying a road grader, currently trialed and priced around 300 dollars, and passed a resolution urging the Public Service Commission to pursue a new electric plant with bond authority, requesting a rehearing date. Bills for February were approved, including payments to Spring Valley Coal Co and Standard Oil Co, among others.
Harold Schloot, son of Mr and Mrs Peter Schloot, was bitten on the thigh by an Ardale dog belonging to Will Harding while riding a bicycle. The dog chased the boy from a yard where it played with other children. Pasteur treatment may be used as a precaution. another local child was bitten recently in a similar incident.
A compact aphorism from the Washington Post remarks on global hardship and economic strain, contrasting the heart of the world with its faltering purse. The line suggests financial limits and moral concern amid worldwide challenges.
Knoxville Journal and Tribune notes a quirky adage about marriage showing men rarely agree on women yet align on women. The item reflects a witty urban quip typical of the period's social commentary.
Dr Ephraim E Gray of Bicknell and formerly Bloomfield pleaded guilty before Judge A B Anderson on selling drugs to addicts under the anti narcotic law. Sentence was deferred until later. Also note Beasley and Robinson pool room offer shoe shines and a giveaway.
An advertisement urges quick action at first sign of a cold or cough with Pinola. It claims faster results if taken early and notes the product is sold at Duncan's Pharmacy. The notice lists symptoms like grip, flu, sore throat, chest and lung soreness, and bronchitis.
James T Roach as trustee of Stockton township Greene county Indiana will issue four notes of 1000 each totaling 4000 due July 1 1921 with 6 percent interest and attorney fees negotiable payable to bearer at First National Bank Linton Indiana sealed bids due 11 am March 25 1921 at which time the notes will be issued and sold No bids less than par.
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