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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1925
Page
6
A concise notice invites readers to use a citizen want ad to market items or services. It emphasizes simple placement and local reach, encouraging neighbors to respond to posted inquiries or offers. The item or service details appear in a brief, advertiser friendly format.
Bert Lytell stars in The Meanest Man in the World as First National releases the film. A Boston woman writes claiming her husband punches out teeth to save dentist expenses and Lytell advises her to leave. The picture opens at the New Linton Theatre this Saturday.
Bulk garden seed and lawn grass seed advertised at the Board of Trade Feed Store with contact phone 72. The notice promotes available varieties and bulk pricing for farmers and homeowners.
The junior high basketball season ended at the school with two tight games. Section 3 boys edged Section 5 15 to 13 behind Jarman and Wright led scoring while McIntosh and Wells added points. Section 5 girls beat Section 4 16 to 15 in a dramatic finish with Sloan and White producing most of the scoring.
Hyacinth club members enjoyed a pleasant afternoon at Mrs James Axton home with high attendance. Nettie Cravens won both contests as a guest. Two grocery baskets and a nearly new clothing outfit were donated to a needy family. Refreshments were served. Next meeting at Mrs Lane Bakers home.
The piece recounts Saint Patrick’s role in bringing Christianity to Ireland and founding about 300 churches while baptizing over 12 000 nobles. It notes the shamrock as a Trinity symbol and marks March 17 1420 as his death date celebrated worldwide by Irish communities with renewal of friendships and revival of culture.
In Spain's southwestern region a small 30 mile square area yields the best green olives. Ideal sun, soil, and surroundings create unusually large and meaty olives praised for quality.
Commodore Hall 63 died Thursday evening in Hymera Indiana. Funeral set for Sunday at 8 PM at his residence with burial in Little Flock cemetery Sullivan. Survived by wife Josephine Hall eight children Laughlin Van Arsdale Sullivan Dr C V Thralls this city M J Darby Clinton Archie Beamis Terre Haute Dorothy Claude Hall Shelburn Herbert Clinton Elsworth Hall Hymera two sisters Martha and Gertrude Terre Haute two brothers Charles Sullivan Marion Hall Youngstown.
Hogs lead the market with heavy weights valued around 14.10 dollars. Steers fetch 10 to 11 dollars, calves 7 to 8 dollars, and bulls 5 to 5.50 dollars. Grain prices show wheat at 1.80, old corn 1.20 to 1.25, new corn 0.90 to 1.00, oats near 0.54 to 0.56, and timothy hay at 16.00 to 16.50.
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