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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1925
Page
6
Borozone liquid antiseptic purifies wounds and Borozone powder acts as a healer. The combination claims speed and safety for torn flesh, cuts, and sores. Available at Elkhorn Pharmacy with prices 30c to 1.20 for liquids and 30c to 60c for powder.
The County Board held session approving bids for the Jacob Flory road project in Richland and granting a separate contract for the G B Daubenspeck macadam road in Grant township. Robertson & Sons win the Flory bid at 74 840 after bid scrutiny. W E B McCombs lands Daubenspeck at 4700 with others bidding up to 5200. Additional road work, bonds, and public notices accompany routine appointments and local receipts.
Sunday activities show tributes of hospitality with John Whitfield visiting the Jaffres near Atlas corner and Zelma Whitfield visiting Thelma Clayton at Afilas. Guests from Jasonville Vicksburg and Shiloh unite with Bloomfield and Lyons residents for meals and calls as urban workers return home.
Mona Smith and family from near Dugger visit Martie Goodman family. Laura Smith of Linton visits Jess Wright. Martha Smith visits Mrs. Sam Dickie near Morris chapel as the Dickies plan a Toledo move. Several families host or visit others in the area amid health concerns and travel.
State officials demand strict enforcement of the tail light law requiring lights burn after sundown even when vehicles are parked on city streets. City aims to enforce the rule going forward and motorists are urged to comply. Mayor Seph Inman directs the notice.
A reader asks if there was a bid placed on the Garland gas range, presenting a brief inquiry likely tied to a local sale or auction item. No additional details are provided about the bidding status or context.
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