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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1925
Page
3
A poetic comparison describes a weekly deposit growing into a stream of dollars until a ship of financial independence can be launched. The piece motivates saving regularly to achieve a future wealth goal.
Robert Berns and Donald O'Brien of Linton are named on Purdue’s eligible list for next fall’s varsity football squad. In spring practice both received medals for football progress, marking notable advancement as about 70 candidates contend for the 1925 team.
Greene county jury commissioners drew a list for the May term petit jury including Harley Conder Richland township Chas V Corbin Jefferson John F Freeland Richland David W Blanton Smith John W Dayhoff Smith William Bovenschen Wright John Hartley Grant Milford Hudson Jackson Willard Cullison Stockton Charles Bailey Fairplay Jay Brown Beech Creek Sam Williams Jefferson Wayne Stahl Jefferson Herman Wilson Jackson John W Bartlett Wright Edward FE Stalcup Washington Sam D Baker Wright Jasper Weaver Center Emery Cook Stockton Grover Beaty Stockton Orville S Akers Wright Frank Sharp Stafford Horace Turpin Stafford Robert Burch Stockton
Copyright 1925 United Press lists tonight’s radio features across stations WEAR Tulsa WEAF New York and more. Programs include balloon race coverage from WEAR and fashion show band from WOAW Omaha plus The Hoot Owls on KGW Portland and University of Pennsylvania program from WJZ New York.
The Greene circuit court clerk issued licenses to wed for Emerson Laughlin of Bloomington and Nellie G Sinclair of Newberry. Joseph Laughbrum and Louise Valandingham of Linton. James I Hinman of Lyons and Dezzie F E Beck of Sandborn. Charles Cole and Audrey Shepherd of Jasonville. Louis Jaffre of Linton and Florence Strauser of Fairplay township.
Scrap ivory from billiard baths is processed into carved and decorative objects for export. Offcuts and shavings are used to make ink, polish, and India ink products.
In India a panther shoot took a wild turn when the elephant ridden by the Jam Sahib bolted. After several frantic twists and rapid speeds, the elephant leapt away, sliding down the animal’s tail to safety as observers watched in shock and relief.
A quote asserts nobility comes from merit education and virtue not blood. It contrasts noble ideals with a brute, praising character over lineage. The speaker Michael te Fancheur emphasizes that true elevation among humans rests on achievement and virtue rather than birth.
The voting places in the wards are listed: First Ward at Mrs Nation's residence at Third and Ed streets northeast. Second Ward at Lillie Nance's residence No 32 Sixth Street southeast. Third Ward at Old Citizen office corner of A and First streets northwest.
Marco Morgan and Stafford remodel their office. Archie Spencer and a family moved to Pleasantville last Saturday. Greely Wines and family will move into the Spencer property. Billy Winter has leased his garage and part of his home to tenants from Linton. Emma Sharp visited her ill mother in Vincennes last week. Will Alkire of Linton worked for his mother Aunt Laura Alkire in town. Albert Goodrich and family of Micknell visited relatives here last weekend. Grover Myers and wife and Harry Jamison and wife returned from Arizona after three weeks’ drive. Paul Deckard went to Bloomington for work at Smowers’ furniture factory. Bertha Hill and May Turpin visited Bedford last weekend. Ruth Cade of near Worthington visits her sister Mrs. Horace Turpen this week. John Smith, employed near his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Smith.
Nine Mile Mr and Mrs Daniel Shonk visited Friday evening with Mr and Mrs Clint Bohley. Sunday dinner guests at Vincennes included Ad Miller and family with Mr and Mrs Elmer Lucas Mr and Mrs Howard Lucas and Mr and Mrs William Lucas. Mrs Lou Riley traveled to Martinsville for rheumatism treatment. Dinner guests Sunday at Ellsworth Riley’s were Ed Bartley Otis Bartley Myrtle Modena of Lyons Dan Shonk and son Glen Lee and Miss Fiva Riley.
When the setscrew threads in the square spindle wear thin after long use, retapping is costly. Insert a round-headed brass wood screw into the old hole, cut its threads, and bind it so the screw binds and won’t loosen. This simple fix, suggested by Popular Science Monthly, restores the knob’s grip.
A promotional notice argues that a sickly disposition from liver and stomach issues can be cured by Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. It promises complete, permanent results for many patients with bloating and catarrhal mucus in the intestinal tract, alleging relief from stomach liver and intestinal ailments and appendicitis, a claim offered to druggists.
Borozone liquid and powder claim to heal torn flesh wounds and sores with antiseptic and healing agents. Liquid priced 60c to $1.20 and 80c options. powder 60c to 80c. Sold by Elkhorn Pharmacy.
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