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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1925
Page
5
A historical reflection explains higher apple prices due to improved fruit quality and increased care. Modern practices include pruning, spraying, cleaning, grading, and careful packing, yielding cleaner wormless fruit and higher standards. The extra cost reflects labor and attention versus old methods of bulk picking and simple shipment.
All candidates in the recent municipal primary election must file an itemized statement of campaign expenses with the city clerk within 380 days after the primary. Only two candidates have complied. others must file by June 4 or face a noncompliance fine.
Western physician introduces Hem-Roid a harmless pile remedy with quick relief for long standing distress. Money back guarantee offered by Hamilton's Drug Store.
The City of Linton Indiana by its Common Council seeks curb and gutter and cement roadway work on D street and Second street northwest. Plans, specifications and remonstrance hearing set for May 19 1925 at 7 pm in the city clerk’s office. CLETUS GILL City Clerk. 5 12 19
The Chicago Association of Commerce plans an August roundup in Grant Park stadium directed by Tex Austin. Greene County residents with past broncho busting, calf roping, or other rodeo skills are urged to contact for prize lists and rules. Up to thirty thousand dollars in cash purses plus world titles await victors.
Funeral services for William H. Pope who died suddenly at his home near Marco will be held at the Marco M I church at 1 30 o clock Wednesday afternoon Burial will follow in Marco cemetery The service was delayed awaiting arrival of two sons from Spokane Washington who will reach Marco this evening Highest bidder will win.
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