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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1925
Page
2
The snippet lists advertising rates for classified notices and obituaries and includes odd editorial asides about debt, driving, smuggling fleas, and Cuba. It mentions perpetual contracts and a curious claim about a bravely elixir with mock promotional tone.
Weather bureau announces warming trend will begin this evening as temperatures rise and the recent frost damage to crops ends.
In Wallington Indiana on May 27 John Lawrence of the Lawrence Stock company, famed as the showman “Jawn” Lawrence, visited old friends. He discussed his touring plans with Princeton this week, Washington next, and his efforts to secure a new tent for inspection by supporters. He shared car anecdotes noting how ownership shaped his fortune and reflected on past purchases and trades.
A ragged classifieds page lists a variety of wants and sales. Items include a restaurant for sale, hemstitching and sewing services, housework helpers, livestock ads, veterinary services, used furniture, groceries, and real estate rentals. Contact details and phone numbers accompany each notice.
Switz City notes report visits from Bedford Jasonville and Indianapolis residents. A new baby named Paul Jr born May 25 to Mr. and Mrs. Slaughter, with mother and child doing well. Local moves include John Hancock family relocating to Worthington. A vehicle accident near Elliston involved J B Dillion and Lando Roach. Overland rear ended by a Buick six, minor damage. Methodist missionary meeting planned at Gertie Daubenspeck’s home with group carpools.
Joseph W. Wolford known as Wallie plans a new glass covered greenhouse on 1 street northwest near his home. The 45 by 100 foot structure will house propagation of early vegetables and stock for sale. He aims to open by September first.
The M I choir will meet at the church promptly at 6 30 this evening. It is urgent that all members attend and heed the request. There will be transportation to Bloomfield available by car.
The Clarion club will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. William Watkins. Each and every member is asked to be present.
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