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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1925
Page
2
The Linton Daily Citizen lists subscription prices and advertising rates for in city and mail delivery within Indiana. It details annual, quarterly, and monthly costs, plus per line and per word rates for classified ads and notices.
Isaac Bunch announces candidacy for Mayor of Linton subject to Republican primary voters will on May 5. Oscar Haseman declares for Mayor of Linton subject to Democratic primary voters on May 5. Enoch Murphy and Cfar I V Bull also announce mayoral bids to be decided by party primary on May 5.
Public notices announce candidates for the city clerk nomination in Linton and Tinton. Herbert Priest runs in the Republican primary, Francis Haseman pledges May 5, and Charles M. Muller plans to appear in the Democratic primary on May 5. Voters determine nomination in the May primary.
A slate of candidates vie in the May primary for city treasurer. Mary Plew Lartnell runs as a Republican in Linton, subject to voter will. Lesta Wright Gastineau seeks the Democratic nomination in Vinton. Lela Hollowell appears as a Democratic candidate for treasurer in Vinton.
Multiple declarations list candidates for the Taunton Councilman-at-Large race subject to party primary votes. Names include Luther Jefferson, W Robertson, E A Powell, Iflardon Beasley, John H K Shields, Oscar Fitzpatrick, Harl M Corbin, William Cunningham, Ilinas Mitchell, with May 5 or May 6 primaries and Democratic or Republican party designations.
A series of notices from candidates in the Third Ward First Ward and Second Ward announce intention to seek council seats subject to Democratic or Republican party will at the May primary. Names include Grover A VanMeter John Ingleman Aduain Osborn William J Wilson and Mack O Coun.
Fragmentary line about a man with a soul so dead who never speaks for himself, reflecting on selfhood and message in verse.
A local editorial urges residents of Linton to vote in tomorrow’s city election amid a crowded field of hopefuls for mayor or clerk. It condemns voter abstention as a civic sin and stresses the importance of exercising the right to designate public officials.
Ad in an Indianapolis paper notes silk and crepe negligees at half price in a wide range of colors and styles. The phrase street floor is used as a playful cue, implying the busy storefront today.
Mr. Bryan refuses to confirm or deny the report that he may be a candidate for senator from Florida. Senator Fletcher, who was first elected in 1908, is serving his third term, and only four Democrats have been in the senate longer than he.
A towering Colorado moving mountain headline prompts questions about legal action and a court injunction. The curious tale centers on a dramatic geological exhibit halt, with authorities and organizers awaiting a ruling on next steps.
Nimrod Slaven of Odon was released on a 5000 bond after questioning by state fire marshal and authorities in Washington Indiana. He faces two affidavits of arson tied to a fire that destroyed a two story dwelling and a barn on his farm south of Washington. Slaven pled not guilty at arraignment. bonds signed by his mother sister and a brother provided the release.
Telephone bills are due and payable at the office of the New Home Telephone Co. Services may be discontinued if not paid within 15 days from the bill date. If disconnected for nonpayment, service will be restored only in due course of business upon payment of 50 cents restoral charge.
A citizen wants to buy or sell items via a local want ad service. The notice urges readers to place brief advertisements offering goods for sale or requests for buyers, highlighting the practical, everyday use of the community classified system.
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