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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1925
Page
2
A London medical writer states tobacco is not habit forming while Fergusons struggle to govern Texas peacefully. Uncle Calvin failing to please Senator Borah is noted. Sioux Falls editors redline crime copy for a day, yet crime persists in the city.
Indiana produced 212,000,000 bushels of corn, matching Iowa and Illinois for top production when area is considered. Iowa leads, Illinois second, Nebraska third, Missouri fifth, with Indiana fourth overall in crop size this year.
The piece notes that Florida’s land boom attracts sharp criticism yet has serious legitimate development aspects. It asserts the boom is not unique, cites harmful speculation, and says officials are attempting to curb gambling-driven excess while pursuing state growth.
Indianapolis livestock market shows steady to slightly lower trends across cattle and hogs. Hogs steady to 20c lower with heavy weights at 11.65, cattle steady with steers 6.00 to 12.50, cows 5.00 to 9.00, sheep steady to 7.00 top, lambs 16, calves strong to 15 for bulls and 14.50 for calves.
Harold Gordon Campbell, son of Mr and Mrs Corton Campbell of 570 Tenth Street, won a blue ribbon in the baby department for being the best and healthiest baby registered and examined from Greene County. His mother, Mary Warner, a former local school teacher, will be remembered.
Mr and Mrs Robert Francis entertained guests with a delicious chicken dinner yesterday. Attending were Mr and Mrs Harry Tryon and daughter Betty Ann, Mr and Mrs Arthur Tryon, John Tryon, Pansy Tryon, Max Tryon, Mr and Mrs Thomas Francis, and Mrs Fern Harrison.
Meeks announces a new filling station at the north edge of the city now open for business. The facility offers courtesy and service and a free tourist park connected to the station. Standard Oil products are carried.
The Rebekahs will meet in regular session Tuesday evening and all degree staff members are urged to attend. Members are reminded of the Thursday evening trip to Vicksburg.
A county poultry show will be held at the Linton Stockton school this Thursday Friday and Saturday. Anyone interested in poultry is invited to attend this exhibition and show.
For sale notice lists a good condition Remington typewriter from People's Trust Company and two milk cows aged five and seven, plus a horse wagon. Sale posted by Harry L. Brown located 42 miles west of Atlas schoolhouse.
In a rare Christmas mission, Captain and Mrs Pickering dressed as Santa and Mrs Santa Claus and entered a state prison by climbing a three-story fire escape. They distributed candy and fruit to inmates, lifting hardened faces with newfound warmth as the shepherds hymn echoed, leaving them wiser and hopeful for lasting goodwill.
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