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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1925
Page
2
The item lists subscription rates and advertising prices for the Linton Indiana post office newspaper. It also includes a small column of social notes, political quotes, and brief remarks about public figures like Von Hindy and Senator La Follette.
The piece notes President Coolidge greeted 38 280 visitors in four months. It mentions Britain taking steps to shield King George from crowds while acknowledging the king's busy life and lack of campaigning.
The Bay View club elected Miss Ethel Osborn as president and Mrs. Wayne Hamilton as vice president at its library meeting. Recording secretary is Mrs. Nora Wills and corresponding secretary Mrs. Jesse Morgan. Members discussed a city park picnic planned for June 8.
The committee to decorate the church for the Baptist Sunday school children's day program will meet at the church Wednesday evening immediately after prayer meeting.
The Live Wire Bible class monthly social will be held in the church basement Thursday evening.
All officers and staff members are asked to be at the hall at 7 o'clock Wednesday night for practice. Dora Hagaman, M. Ff. C.
The piece notes that although the war's outcome remains uncertain, its notable achievement is making the world aware of the Riffians as a distinct tribe.
The Literary Digest surveys Indiana views on the new bone dry law and concludes prohibition will succeed only if the population stops drinking.
The T. H., I. & E. interurban seeks authority to operate Cambridge City to Connersville bus service. Eastern railroads plan their own bus lines, signaling a shift toward steam railroads for long hauls, interurbans as feeders, and buses feeding interurban traffic. This pattern appears to be a logical trend for the nation in coming years.
Seymour man barely escapes 20 foot plunge after eggs slip from car seat. Summitville man sets record with an eight pound bass. Columbus man, 24, charged after biting his father’s thumbs in a fight. South Bethany teen freed from bicycle theft charge citing distance from school. Bloomington mayor proclaims clean up week urging rake and paint. Princeton woman burns herself while stove ridges fly. Greensburg resident avoids injury as tree limb crashes onto car. Seymour attempts to lure Liberty magazine printing plant to town. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to host safety rally in Washington on May 26.
Mr and Mrs Earnest Prudhome and family recall Hari estine Prudhome who died a year ago and speak of their love and the angels calling her to eternal shores in a short remembrance notice
Local barber shops will close Saturday in observance of Decoration Day. Friday evening hours extend to 8 p m. The note requests customers to plan accordingly.
Robert Scott, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Scott, has shown slight improvement today after several months of illness.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Christian church will meet Wednesday afternoon in the church basement.
The Elite society will meet with Mrs M L Oberholtzer at 359 North Main Street on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs Eskin Turner of 949 A Street Northeast advertises a frosted gray large Lloyds baby buggy for sale.
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