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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1925
Page
2
Local notice describes building, phone numbers, editor contact, and postal details for Llinton Indiana. It lists subscription rates for mail and carrier delivery, advertising rates, and classifications including obituaries and cards of thanks. The fragment references in advance payments and disconnection for nonrenewal.
Opinion argues against repealing prohibitions noting crime trends and the eighteenth amendment. It defends intoxicant laws as beneficial for morality and finances, claiming sobriety improves society and home finance despite crime waves in cities and England.
In Indianapolis about 60 percent of the total vote was cast. Republicans totaled 192,180 votes while Democrats had 15,623, a rough six to one ratio. Democrats in Indianapolis and Indiana overall appear to have lost their leadership. Soap manufacturers are very opti-
Mrs Loran Abrams leaves for Detroit to join her husband employed there. Mrs FE Sundermier and daughter Betty Jean spend weekend with relatives in New Harmony. Misses Mary and Margaret McPhail visit sister Mrs Chester Wills in Farmersburg. Mrs Ella Faught returns to San Bernardino Cal. Mr and Mrs Devire Shirley of Indianapolis arrive to visit her parents. Mrs Mary Butler weekends in Franklin for Delta Zeta Mother’s Day luncheon. Miss Jessie Porter returns from Indiana University to see high school play Miss Cherryblossom. Mrs Lucien Hixson to Terre Haute for sister Charl Bedwell’s operation. Mrs A J Winters travels to Franklin for Mother’s Day Delta Zeta luncheon.
Articles note buoyant outlook for soap makers as bobbed hair and visible ears drive demand. Fashion dictates ears showing this year, supporting optimistic market prospects for personal care products.
Washington reports a potential 100 million dollar treasury surplus may exist but is deemed a minor issue that could be remedied when Congress convenes in December.
A new monthly production record for automobiles was achieved in April. The note suggests the feat pleases industry observers but worries pedestrians about safety.
The remark notes Mrs. Coolidge has trained the president in managing dogs and suggests mastering Congress would ensure smooth progress. The line implies political advice from the First Lady.
The Church of Christ revival urges members to hear Kentucky evangelist with a focus on repentance. Rev Bell declares true repentance requires immediate action and confession, with lessons on quitting sin and making amends. Children’s Bible drill and no afternoon classes are announced.
Property listing offering six rooms and four lots for garden and pasture. Applicant must pay $18 per month and care for the property. Contact Joe E. Begsley, Agency. 7130.
A heartfelt tribute to a mother as a best friend and guide through sorrow. The speaker praises her pure soul and unwavering support, noting she shields and understands the child in trouble and remains a constant source of love.
St Peters school youths defeated the main building team 24 to 7 at Haseman park yesterday afternoon. Burk and McAlister pitched for St Peters with Tuttle and Journey for the other team. Burk and Goshen hit home runs to highlight the game.
Mrs Lilian Taylor Shepherd left for Cleveland Ohio to join her husband employed there. The Shepherds were popular in the young married set and will be missed by many friends.
The Woman's Relief Corps will hold a meeting at 7 30 tonight to arrange the annual Decoration Day services and ensure a strong turnout.
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