Linton Ind Post Office Local Rates and Ads Notice
Building address Office-Citizen announces second class matter status for the Linton Indiana post office under federal act. Subscription and mailing rates listed for in city carrier, Indiana and outside Indiana readers. Advertising rates shown for single column inch and line readings with a minimum for first insertion. Obituaries and social announcements governed by regular line rates.
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South Main
Linton
Ind
Act of Congress
Safeguarding Against Fire Losses Rise in U S
The Engineering World notes that the United States has the worst per capita fire losses, now over 4 dollars per person and more than half a billion dollars annually. 1924 losses appear to exceed 1923 by at least ten million, signaling a need for nationwide educational action to curb rising waste. Fire destruction has increased 269 percent over the twenty years leading up to 1928.
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United States
Engineering World
Record Freight Loads Hit All‑Time High This Year
Loadings of revenue freight for 42 weeks this year are the greatest on record, signaling a healthful, record-setting business period. Revenue freight, including merchandise, livestock, grain and farm products, drives commerce as evidence of sales and activity across the economy.
Dawes and Grange Political Potential Highlighted in Speech
A western audience rises for Dawes urging senate rites reform while Washington faces opposite pressures. Roosevelt heirs have secured Polis victory raising questions of future worries. If Red Grange runs for office he would win easily, and the nation now has far more wealth and spendable goods than in 1860.
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Senate
Red” Grange
Armored Car Bandits Net $93 000 in Buffalo Heist
Bandits robbed an armored car in Buffalo, taking about $93 000. Police launched an investigation and pursued leads to identify suspects. Numerous witnesses described a quick getaway as investigators reviewed security footage.
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Buffalo
Weather and Events in Days Gone By
Weather readings with cloudy to unsettled notes. Henry Cabot Lodge in critical condition. Republicans gain control of Congress. Millard Ingalls store fire yesterday. Double birthday for Mr and Mrs Oliver Pruitt south of the city. Bank raid at Spencer last night. Booty stolen from Raymond Ham missing. Bay View club hosts federated clubs. John Suthard injured at Little Betty mine. Armistice Day tribute to Woodrow Wilson. Purdue and Wabash game witnessed at dad's day exercises. Lowery Millick surprised with birthday dinner. Weather: fair and cooler.
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Henry
Cabot Lodge
Congress
Millard Ingalls
Oliver Pruitt
Steve Stalcup
Spencer
Bedford
Raymond Ham
Bay View Club
John Suthard
Little Betty
Woodrow Wilson
Purdue University
Purdue
Wabash
Lowery Millick
Miners Dinner Buckets Sold At Opera House
The Opera House Restaurant offers miners dinner buckets and sells lunch and meal tickets, providing quick meals for workers. The program appears aimed at steady patronage from local mining labor.
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Opera House
Thomas A Smith Dies Well Known Linton Citizen
Thomas A Smith aged 70 years 10 months 18 days died at home 110 PF street northwest after a long illness. Born December 18 1854 in Tennessee he lived 35 years in this vicinity working in local mines. Survived by wife Sarah F Smith and children Lexie Guy Glenn Blanch William Vern Clyde Minda. Funeral Monday at 10 from home with Rev M R Willson officiating burial in Fairview cemetery.
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Thomas A. Smith
Linton
Mr. Smith
Tennessee
Jasonville
Sarah F. Smith
Lexie Smith
Guy Smith
Glenn Smith
Vincennes
Blanch McKissie
Akron
Ohio
Columbia Music Moves to New Location
The Columbia Music store owned by the Gilbreath brothers relocates one door east into larger quarters. The Patterson restaurant building has been converted into a modern music room with separate phono graph and player piano areas. The exclusive Greene County music shop promises improved service, with a redesigned office in the former dancing balcony and Miss Lillian Fisher as stenographer and bookkeeper.
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Columbia Music
Gilbreath Brothers
Patterson
Greene County
Lillian Fisher
Linton-Stockton High School
Indianapolis markets report from United Press Dispatch
Indianapolis markets report shows hog receipts 9,500 with steady to 20¢ lower prices. Cattle receipts 600, slow and steady, steers 6.00 to 13.50, cows and heifers 5.00 to 10.00. Sheep 300, top 7.00, lambs 14.50. Calves 700, top 14.00, bulk 13.00 to 13.50. Poultry prices listed for hens leghorns springers turkeys ducks and cocks. Butter and butterfat prices noted by local jobbers.
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Indianapolis
Olive Branch Church to Hold Armistice Sermon Night
Sunday morning Rev. Harry Beck will preach about The Election. Sunday night features Armistice sermon with music. Taps will sound and two minutes of silence. World War veterans are asked to wear uniforms.
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Harry Beckman
Week's Short Story Ends with Courage Tested
A character braces for a pivotal moment as doubt clashes with resolve, muttering about facing a life milestone while preparing to meet a wife’s first cake. The scene hints at personal bravery and a hoped-for happy outcome as the hour arrives.
Oiling the Clock With Olive Oil Instructions
The guide recommends using pure olive oil and adds one cupful of Hmne water per quart. Shake well, let stand three to four days, then pour off the oil and strain through silk or filter paper before use.
Correction as a News Item
An Ohio State Journal note praises correcting errors as a separate item, contrasting it with the old policy of never issuing corrections. The Troy News quote frames accuracy as a stronger policy and questions past justifications.
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Ohio State Journal
Troy News
Doney to Become Mine Superintendent at Little Betty Mine
Peter Doney former Knox County Consolidated official at Bicknell will soon assume the role of mine superintendent at the Little Betty mine left vacant by the Joe Stevenson tragedy. He resides in Vincennes and plans to move his family here. He is described as capable and reliable for the position.
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Peter Doney
Knox County Consolidated Company
Bicknell
Little Betty
Joe. Stevenson
Mr. Doney
Vincennes
FOR RENT AND SALE ITEMS FROM ROSE COTTAGE FARM
Property ads list two family rental with utilities and garage at Rose Cottage Farm Marco Indiana. Also wanted to buy a large heating stove in good condition. Listings include Jersey cows White Rock cockrels Delaval cream separator size 15 and an Oldsmobile touring car in good shape. Furnished rooms for light housekeeping in Marco with rates $3 to $5 weekly at 290 West Vincennes Street.
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Rose Cottage Farm
Marco
Ind
West Vincennes St
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