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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1925
Page
2
Subscription and advertising rates appear beside notices about in advance payments and carrier delivery. The piece also mentions frost damage to corn in marsh lands near Linton, a call for rain, and a June 4 community sale tempting buyers with bargains, plus a political note on Stephenson bail efforts and fading influence.
The message notes a mine tragedy in North Carolina with many deaths and highlights the dangers faced by coal miners. It mentions forthcoming traffic signals in Linton to aid pedestrians and urges citizens to honor patriotic groups, the Grand Army, and National Defenders with flowers and car processions tomorrow.
UNITED PRESS DISPATCH from Seymour describes Tuck the bull terrier warning of smoke saving a home. Plymouth notes War Mothers dedicate a monument for veterans. Bloomington reports Patrick Finley ill but off duty after 30 years. Marion highlights a farmer with sweet potatoes, Bluffton graveyard near-holdup, Hammond taxi bill dispute, Indianapolis Rainbow Division Vets decorate Crown Hill graves tomorrow.
The peanut is a pea rather than a nut and belongs to the same group of plants as beans and garden peas, differing only in blooming above ground while its fruit or pod matures below the soil surface.
In September WA91 attempted to run through the Spanish fleet off the Azores. Sir Richard Grenville, attacked by fifteen ships, held a landless fight for fifteen hours before surrendering. The clash honors a daring defense despite overwhelming odds.
Confirmation of rumors that Mae Murray obtained a divorce from Robert Z. Leonard in Paris came with an earlier notice that a decree had been granted. She testified that her husband had sent her from their home.
The Clarion club met yesterday at Mrs Will Watkins home. A letter from absent member Mrs George Stafford was read. Plans were made for a weiner roast next Wednesday evening. Prizes were won by Mrs Andrew Stewart and Mrs Thomas Hollowell, small tea aprons. Refreshments included peanut butter sandwiches strawberries angel food cake and grape juice. Attendees listed: Mesdames Andrew Stewart Mack Denham Charles Robinson Curtis McAtee Thomas Hollowell George Hedtick Ed Hall James Clayton George O'Brien and Will Watkins.
Misses Etta and Letta Moody hosted a social evening inviting a group of friends. Games were played and a social hour followed by ice cream cake. Attending were Bonnie Hunley Louise Reece Mary Moody Blanche Magner Margaret O'Haver Etta Moody Clara Hlaney Letta Moody Evan O'Haver Everett Spurgeon Ray Fare William Shuxon Harold Jones William Spurgeon Fred Grimes Benjamin Morford Tom Luxton James Brown Jesse Rogers Mrs Alvin O'Haver Barbara Marie Mrs J H Moody Lillian
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