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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1925
Page
8
An old advertisement urges repairs after a crash, offering high class metal work for sheet metal and furnace jobs. It promotes Linton Sheet Metal Works located at 58 West Videennes Street and invites inquiries from auto repair enthusiasts.
Loyal supporters from Linton send telegrams and letters to urge a big victory over Jasonville. Harry Ingalls and Howard Ingalls in Detroit and Florida based Catchie Oliphant urge the team to play clean hard and win. The show of backing inspires the Linton football squad in the Thanksgiving game.
Johnny Minella defending his Linton title faces Léon Lovelace in the weekly amateur card at Terre Haute. Trovelace is rising to challenge, Babe Minella meets Otto Atterson in 95 pound class, Lovelace seeks revenge, Hooky Welch takes on Vern Floyd, Kenneth Jett meets Jack Channey, and Eddie Marshall faces Billy Kyle in other attractive bouts.
A witty line from Advertising World extols a smiling approach as it claims to justify human existence. The quote reflects optimistic salesmanship and social uplift themes of promotional culture.
Lin ton Stockton high school launches the basketball season with a Friday game against Midland in the new Midland gym. Coach Gerald Landis fields Captain Gerald Rupert Claron Weller Emery Parks and Wellman Ballard as starters with several others including William Jarmon Roy Williams Paul Winters and James Strietelmeier practicing to build a competitive squad.
Linton Mill Co presents a traditional corn meal product described as full flavored and fresh tasting with emphasis on old-fashioned quality. Product name references Linton Mill Co and a 27thy marking suggesting batch or version cue.
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