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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1925
Page
2
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A baptismal service is planned at Mine Pond No 5 at 5 o'clock today and all who feel the need to begin anew are invited. The sermon cites biblical passages on baptism and salvation, emphasizing faith expressed through baptism and the power of Christ’s blood rather than the water itself.
The supreme court declares Kansas compulsory arbitration unconstitutional, blocking state coercion over wages hours and working conditions as a breach of personal liberty. The piece contrasts arbitration with liberty and cites political commentary on prohibition, pardons, and public figures without sensational detail.
A third political party may claim strong principles yet lacks appealing perks, making it less attractive to potential supporters and voters who seek concrete benefits alongside ideology.
A large dirt slide at the Sher road coal stripping plant on the Hase inan land north of the city buried a big steam shovel and other mining equipment. Coal operations ceased temporarily until a second track is laid and a new shovel begins work to extract the submerged machine. The slide caused considerable damage to the company.
A historical notice describes John Bunyan as tall and red haired with a stern countenance quick eyes and mild speech. It notes he as a boy favored swearing and grew to write the famous Pilgrim's Progress.
The river known today as the Rio Grande was originally called Rio Bravo de Bravo by the first Spanish explorers in the sixteenth century. The name has persisted among Mexican inhabitants.
Arnold Poe reported his Ford coupe stolen near the Spinks hotel in Indianapolis Tuesday evening. Police recovered the car the next morning, and Poe learned of the find from the Daily Citizen. Poe works as a traveling salesman for Arnold Milling in Sterling, Kansas, using the car on road trips.
The Nathamas Baptist Sunday school will hold a market on Saturday May 23 at the Poe cleaning works selling home baked pies cakes and bread.
Classified notices from Linton listing want ads for office move and medical services. Items include sales of sweet potato plants, hemstitching and sewing services, rentals of rooms and a restaurant, house for sale or lease, canned goods, used cars, drawing prospects for canvassers, and items for sale like a baby carriage and piano. Multiple small advertisements reference local addresses and phone numbers.
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