Office-Citizen Building ad rates and subscriptions
The notice lists rates for subscriptions and advertising including mail and carrier options, city delivery, and rates for Indiana and out-of-state addresses. It mentions second-class post office status, advance payment requirement, and disconnection upon renewal lapse, with per line and per inch pricing for ads and notices. It also notes obituaries and social announcements priced at regular line rates and a one cent per word for classifieds with a 25 cent minimum.
Personal Notes From Linton and Nearby
Miss Katherine Stewart of Dugger shopped in Linton today. Dr P C Berns was called to Illinois yesterday on professional business. Mrs Carl E Harris and children Margaret June and Evelyn spend the day in Terre Haute. Mr and Mrs E A Powell of A street northeast returned home from Indianapolis last evening. Mrs Powell has been taking treatments at the Methodist hospital and her condition is thought to be somewhat improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Stewart
Dugger
Linton
P. C. Berns
Illinois
Carl E. Harris
Margaret June
Evelyn
Terre Haute
E. A. Powell
Indianapolis
The Real Commencement of Study and Life
The piece reflects on graduates from all education levels entering new life fields. It emphasizes that while schooling ends, true study continues, demanding ongoing, disciplined preparation as the price of advancement and reward. It warns that some may feel finished, but true progress requires persistent effort.
Pensions and Liquor Debate in British Commons
Winston Churchill proposes an old age pension expanding to 900000 beneficiaries and affecting two thirds of the population as part of the budget. The piece contrasts Britain’s pension plans with efforts to curb liquor consumption, estimating saloons impose a heavy economic burden on millions of British families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Britain
England
Great Britain
French government rejects any aviation disarmament deal
The French government reportedly will refuse to participate in any agreement to reduce flying machines. In effect, for aircraft the sky is the limit and no binding limits are expected.
France finances hope for fat party and pork chops
The text comments on France restoring finances without taxes, mocks advocates of government ownership, notes Canada’s railway deficit of 54 million in 1924, and quips about Bryan’s claimed earnings and Coolidge’s vacation. It also jests about printing $10,000 bills and a judge handling a case unrelated to liquor or traffic violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Canadian National Railways
Trip to California Ends Four-Week Motoring Tour
Mr and Mrs W Heston and their son began a four week motor trip to California with planned stops at points of interest. Mr Heston formerly ran a local shoe business before moving to Illinois. Mrs Heston is sister to Mrs Gay Cravens and Mrs Sylvester Pope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Heston and Son
California
Mr. Heston
Illinois
Heston
Gay, Cravens
Sylvester Pope
Election of Trustees at North Mission Apostolic
There will be an election Saturday night at the regular meeting of the North Mission Apostolic Church to elect trustees. By order of the Receiver, Mack Coen, 2018.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Mission Apostolic Church
Mack Coen
Elks' Ladies Bridge Event Tomorrow Afternoon
The Elks' Ladies will hold a bridge game in the club rooms tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks’ Ladies
Entertained Friends At Home By Miss Madge Porter
Miss Madge Porter hosted a social evening for the girls at the telephone exchange and a few guests with games contests and music. Winners were Misses Ruby Slinkard Frances Roach and Gladys Campbell. Refreshments served to listed attendees including Mrs Clara Smith and son Darwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge Porter
Ruby Slinkard
Frances Roach
Gladys Campbell
Martha Pope
Irene Franklin
Eva Uland
Frances Hindman
Bertha Hodges
Clara Smith
Son Darwin
J A W CLUB MEETING POSTPONED TO JUNE SIXTH
The L A W club meeting is postponed until June 6. Mrs John Ingleman will be hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ingleman
Hyacinth Club Meeting Scheduled With Mrs Amos Gilh am
Hyacinth club sets Friday afternoon gathering with host Mrs Amos Gilham at 70 Seventh Street Northeast. A note asks if you have bid on the gas range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyacinth Club
Amos Gilham
Seventh Street
Want Ad Column Clippings of Local Items
Classified notices show coal price inquiries from Victor Coal Co and deliveries, a medical office move for Dr. Amerman on West Vincennes Street near K of P building, and a women and children care note. Also mower sharpening, lost bag near Pleasantville to Linton, rewards at Citizen office, and sale notices for a spring wagon, kiddie hoop stroller, gas stove, and dressing table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amerman
Vincennes Street
K. of PP
Nancy Hall
King’s Flower Garden
Gilbreath Bros
Clara Coffman
Cooper's Tailor Shop
N. E
Mary Butler
Inquire
South Main St
John Smith
West Linton
Singer
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Ioest
Vincennes St
Paul M. Cox
Linton
S. Main St
Marcell
Mrs. Tyler
West
I. S. Flynn
Jd. BE. Beasley
Freel Bays
Switz City
Pleasantville
Citizen Office
Harry Ebden
Second St. S. W
Also Mentioned on This Page
Linton Daily Citizen
Turner & Bryan
Citizen
South Main
Society
Ind
Act of Congress
Indiana
New Union Lumber Company
Ford
Ford Motor Go
Paul Fry
Vincenes Street
Vally
Bryan
Mr Coolidge
John Hewitt
Normandy
Voiles
Royal Society
McCall Patterns and Corticelli Hosiery
Ferrel & CO
J. A. W. Club
Hyacinth Club Meeting
Victor Coal Co
S. G
Haldon
Beasley
D.C
Keystone
E. H. Vonderschmity
ELK Horn. Pharmacy
FENDER + BODY WORKS
Linton Sheet Metal
Stewart
Samuel Drennen
B” Street
S. E
Chas. E. Goodman
Lothes
Legion
Junior Legion
Linton Drug CO
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