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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1925
Page
2
An Indianapolis area notice outlines subscription prices by week month and year, plus advertising rates for single and multiple column ads. It lists second class mail status, contact details, and mentions obituaries and social notices at regular rates.
May or L o and To announce candidacies for Mayor of Linton city pending party primary support. May 6 Oscar Haseman reports Isaac Bunoh and To Burn are set to run under Republican and Democratic voters respectively.
Herbert Priest Francis Slaseman and Charles Je. Fuller announce candidacies for the clerk’s nomination in Linton. Each pledge to seek the will of voters in the May primary under their respective Republican or Democratic party affiliations.
Mary Plew Darnell announces candidacy for city treasurer subject to Republican primary voters will in Hinton. Announcement notes party support and primary process.
A public notice announces that Luther Buberson seeks the Democratic nomination for Councilman-at-Large in Linton. The item notes the primary election will determine the party nominee, urging Democratic voters to participate in May primaries and naming Robertson as supporting or involved in the filing.
George Ingalis announces candidacy for Counciman of the Third Ward subject to Democratic voters at the May 6 primary. He urges party support and outlines goal of service to the ward.
Councilman Grover A Vandleter announces that To will seek the council seat from the First Ward in the upcoming May primary, subject to voters’ decision.
The article extols the American Red Cross for swift ground aid to tornado victims in southern Illinois and Indiana. It highlights volunteers arriving from St. Louis Indianapolis and Louisville, praises the organization's efficiency, and urges readers to join and support the Red Cross.
Indications point to substantial construction in Lin ton this year as architects, contractors, and material dealers report a strong outlook for spring and summer despite what many call close times.
It is hoped that by next fall the new three mile concrete paving through the city from north to south will have been completed. Step be they this locality is moving forward. Every good highway is that much more toward making this a bigger and a better Linton.
William Green, president of the American Federation of Labor, says modern labor prefers the conference table to the strike field, calling the development of immense importance to progress.
A fragment suggests women facing pressure toward the Supreme Court bench as a career. It mentions pawns of fine silk costing 100 dollars each and hints at gender bias in the judiciary.
The cast for the papoint He is Risen will practice tomorrow night at 7 o clock at the Baptist church.
Mollie O Dare, a glamorous model, recalls squabbles with Scotty and a romance with a Scotch nobleman. After weight worries, she lands a Dentrox smile campaign that revives her career and brings back Jim Graham, sealing their reunion as she jokes about fitting into a new beltless dress.
Garibaldi, famed Italian patriot, cherished wife Anita above all, writing a moving letter that speaks of deep devotion. He recalls meeting her in South America during campaigns and credits her with guiding and comforting him through fears, proclaiming a longing to be restored to her arms. Anita remained his inseparable companion until her death.
The text notes unusual size relationships in avian anatomy, comparing the hummingbird and a distant creature, and claims wingless finh of New Zealand dwarfs use in speed measurements, highlighting proportion differences across cases.
English mercenary Sir S John Tinahwood, a leading condottieri figure in Europe, led his White Company in a battle serving mini Martian powers and rose to the rank of captain general.
A man in Wales reported that a case containing 2500 dollars in treasury notes was left outside his office for an hour then moved to another city area. He later realized the case and contents were stolen.
In spring fevers rise and summer heat brings melancholy. In winter the one fixed label is laziness as the city notes.
A fragmented report notes sickness among hunters in Africa protecting game and thwarting defiance of microbes invading the big Maks haunts. The piece suggests illness alters confrontations and preserves the natural order against human intrusion.
A terse note claims a lone craftsman, working in spare time for three decades, can chop over six thousand cords of wood and produce about forty thousand jolts of timber. The fragment hints at impressive labor and practical skill.
The text voices objection to fury service arguing the fairness issue rests on the assumption that individuals resist contributing time because others did not act as expected. It reflects sociopolitical debate about civic duty and collective responsibility.
A Boston Globe commentary argues tipping could end if all patrons accept equal treatment and no service bias. The piece critiques inherent privilege in tipping culture and calls for systemic change toward fairness.
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