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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1925
Page
1
Old Vincennes ordinance No. 6, adopted May 15 1815, fined galloping horses in streets five dollars. A second ordinance, No. 2, punished slaves who fought their owners less than strict, with costs and labor after prosecution. The relics echo early territorial governance before statehood.
In Des Moines March 10 a $150,000 defamation and damages suit was filed by Bryant Washburn and others against Cosmic Production Co and H M Devaux. The action accuses false articles about six colleagues arrest in Omaha and seeks $150,000 plus three months salary. Other plaintiffs include Mrs. Ye Seteed and Raymond Morgan seeking loans and unpaid salaries. Devaux left a hotel after suits, planning to sue Washburn for defamation and contract breaches.
Indianapolis markets detail livestock prices with hogs at 14.2 dollars per hundredweight, steers to 9.50, calves 7.00, bulls 5.00. Grain notes show wheat and corn prices, oats and timothy hay around 16 dollars and 1.06 respectively, reflecting a late notes market summary.
Rose Bliss inherits a carved sandalwood box from Uncle Jeremy Biss and discovers fifty jade carvings with a guiding letter. She meets Paul Doane who urges her to choose one piece, then seeks further view from Anthony Smith to find a worthy collector, while relatives quarrel over the unsettled estate.
Packard and Pelmut became the first to reach Europe’s highest summit on August 8, 1786. They stayed on the top for 80 minutes as the thermometer dropped to 14 below and provisions froze in their pockets.
An assertive ad from Jaimil tof's Drug Store promises a harmless tablet Hem-Roid removes the internal cause of piles. The copy guarantees results and urges customers to try the product.
The text notes that Brooklyn was once named Breykelen and used for Werwoklyn around 1645 by Dutch colonists. It also records that Flushing was called Midwout by its Tangled founders in 1651, reflecting early New Amsterdam era naming.
A reflected thought on how a man in a dungeon can entertain himself through imagined scenes and landscapes more beautiful than any found in nature. The passage envisions inner worlds as richer than the external world.
A cryptic note references Wise Resolution 1 bound to heed foot soldiers and endure fortune or death as consequences, attributed to Cleeyatet in a stylized historical voice. The line hints at loyal adherence despite danger and fate.
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