Ownership and circulation details for Linton Daily Citizen
The document declares The Linton Daily Citizen is published daily in Linton Indiana with October 1925 ownership. Joe E Turner and Sam D Bryan are listed as publishers. It states 2874 average copies circulated in the six months prior to the date shown. Notary Elkin C Turner witnessed the affidavit on October 1 1925.
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Congress
Linton Daily Citizen
Linton
Indiana
State of Indiana
County of Greene
Joe E. Turner
Sam D. Bryan
Elkin C. Turner
Boost the Linton band at the corn carnival event
Citizens urged to support the Linton band and the corn carnival at City Park next week. The note mentions jazz orchestras abroad and reflects on local politics and state laws with light commentary.
City water experts propose inexhaustible supply for Linton
The council is urged to study a possible water solution that promises a permanent fix. The proposal, while seemingly feasible and fair at first glance, requires thorough examination before action.
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Linton
Soldier Mack Wins In Third With Knockout
Vincennes Indiana October 1 Soldier Mack of Fort Benjamin Harrison scored his second fifth round knockout in Vincennes in a month by flooring John Letot of Linton in the third round at Lakewood Park. Letot rose at the count of ten and recovered, after a brief flash of danger in the second round. The opening round saw exchanges of blows and jabs in a brisk bout with Mack effective in the clinches. The program also featured Chuck Manella and Kenneth Jett in a four round opener, followed by six rounds between Johnnie Manella and Leon Lovelace, both bouts ending with even honors as the crowd watched keenly.
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Vincennes
Ind
Soldier Mack
Fort
Benjamin Harrison
John Letot
Linton
Lakewood Athletic Association
Lakewood Park
Letot
Mack
Chuck”Manella
Wabash Valley
Kenneth Jett
West Terre Haute
Vincennés
Johnnie Manella
Leon Lovelace
Indiana Fox Hunters Meet Near Nashville in Brown County
Linton and Greene County will be well represented at the annual meet of fox hunters of Indiana near Nashville in Brown county next week. Five thousand attendees expected. grounds prepared with electric lights water fuel and an administration building finished. Entertainment stand ready for dances speeches and prize awards. Delegations from Pumburg Columbus Frankling Morgantown Linton Martinsville Indianapolis Bloomington North Vernon Madison and Seymour anticipated. events begin early morning to view fox hunting holds.
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Linton
Greene County
Fox Hunters of
Indiana
Nashville
Brown County
Lon Weddle
Virginia Leonard
Brown County “Association
Tennessee
Kentucky
Michigan
Mlinois
Ohio
Pumburg
Columbus
Frankling
Morgantown
Martinsville
Indianapolis
Bloomington
North Vernon
Madison
Seymour
Ham Buys Powell Grocery at Wakefield Stand Site
Troy Ham has purchased the Powell grocery and meat market at 156 South Main Street, formerly the Wakefield stand. Ham is an experienced grocer and meat man who will likely command his share of the trade, while Mr Powell may move to his farm.
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Troy Ham
Lloyd Powall
Wakefield
South Main Street
Ham
Powell
Plainville Votes For Incorporation
A special election in Plainville saw 383 ballots cast with 477 in favor and 147 against incorporation, a 30 vote majority for the measure. The result suggests an upcoming election to select town officers.
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Plainville
Wanted position for housework by middle aged woman
A middle aged woman seeks a general housework position with a small family. Address Mrs. G. H. Patterson, R. R. 4, Dugger. Also note: a heating stove is wanted and in good condition. Phone 486.
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G. H. Patterson
R. R
Dugger
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Europe
Good Ladies
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Terhune
Bite
Harold Sherrill
Eskew
Tyler
J. B. Shields
W. Vincennes St
Johnny Letot
Chuck
Santsort
Eddie Stinson
FOX Hunters Meeting
Powell Grocery
Clara Coffman
St. N. E
Korrient
Columbia _ Music
Joe E. Beasley
Pierce Sanford
Third St. N. W
Prudehome’s
James A. Myers
South Linton
George Nolting
Paul M. Cox
Ty Sts
N. E
George W. Johnson
West Linton
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Poland
China
Dan Sams
Algo
M. R. Willson
First St. S
Tractor Field
McSweany
Dept. S. N
McSweeny Bldg
Cincinnati
Itip
Murl Haseman
North Main
Cole
James Gill
Roosevelt St
Elk Horn Pharmacy
FORST
NEW Fall Millinery
Hatter’s
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O. H. Hanger
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Linton Hardware Co
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