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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1925
Page
3
A mixed list of numbered horizontal and vertical crossword clues with scattered punctuation and misspellings. Entries reference common crosswords terms, prepositions, abbreviations, and the Bluebeard motif suggesting a puzzle from a periodical. The page ends noting that the solution will appear in the next issue.
The Indian Refining Company purchased the Visible service station at the corner of A and Third streets northeast from James Nail and Walter Freund and will assume control on the 15th inst. It is the first retail station for Indian in Linton, though a long-standing distributing depot exists locally. The station, run by Nail & Freund for three years four months, will gain improvements such as a hydraulic greasing rack with John Heenan named as local manager. The deal is reported to be worth $15,000.
Heavy fog last night and into today sparked several auto wrecks as vehicles left the road. A party driving to Bicknell witnessed car after car in ditches, and a collision with a high tension pole knocked out power in the area for over an hour.
Mrs Lee McClung hosted the Fidelity circle on an afternoon with all members present except one. Two guests Mrs E L Crecelius and Mrs Hays attended. Social time and dainty refreshments followed. The club will meet in two weeks at Mrs Van Plew's home.
James Padgett of Bucktown pleaded guilty in Mayor Inman s court to intoxication and driving while intoxicated. He paid fines and costs totaling 121 dollars and was prohibited from driving for sixty days.
Many persons inquired at the Daily Citizen office about premium lists for the Linton carnival next week. Lists may be secured from John T. Fritz, secretary, at the first door east of Linton Trust Co on A street northeast.
An aged unidentified man is in Sherman Memorial hospital in critical condition after a paralytic stroke near the public square. There is no identification or clues about friends or relatives.
Robert Law of Bloomfield was operated on this morning. His condition is good.
Indianapolis October 3 four teen airplanes in the Ford trophy reliability tour took off for Columbus Ohio where they will spend the night before proceeding to Detroit
Indianapolis market report shows hog receipts at 3,500 with prices 12.25 to 13.95 for heavies to value range. Cattle receipts 200 with steers 8.00 to 14.00 and cows 8.00 to 10.00. Sheep receipts 900 with tops to 7.00 and lambs to 15. Calves receipts 400 with top 14.50 and bulk around 14.00 to 18.50.
The B and B branch of the Monon railroad nears completion of Owensboro tunnel cleanup and trains are expected to run through Saturday after a cave-in caused a recent service abandonment.
An essay urging graceful aging for both houses and their inhabitants. It compares durable, well built homes to resilient lives that endure time, embracing changes rather than yielding to them.
A Duluth Herald line notes crowds of a thousand silent through a speech one man could not endure alone. The quote suggests that mass presence in a union rally does not guarantee impact or resolve.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Saron Reformed Church met Thursday afternoon in the church basement with Mrs William Terrell as hostess and Mrs Irvin Stewart in charge. They studied Peasant Pioneers chapters on Slavic life in America and planned a bazaar in the church basement on October 31. Fifteen members and two guests attended.
The wear of the side pouch in the Fifteenth and Sixteenth centuries marks the origin of the poke or pocket. Henry VII carried a red satin purse embroidered in gold, and Catherine de Medici popularized perfumed feather furses, a luxury priced at forty dollars each.
The passage speaks on finding comfort by ignoring trifles and growing small pleasures. It argues long lasting joys come from personal happiness rooted in oneself, not external clamor. It urges pursuing true joy amid others who chase hollow aims.
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