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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1925
Page
2
Public notice lists subscription prices for Indiana and out of state mail, advertising rates per inch and per line, and details on obituaries and contracts. The piece also comments on tax cuts, crime costs, Chinatown clearouts, and U S stance on France and Rif war funding.
Descendants of Grandma Ma Linda Ellis held a family birthday dinner at the old family home three miles from town commemorating her 84th anniversary. About 96 relatives attended though she, in declining health, could not join the noon feast. Ellis, widow of Robin Ellis, an early local pioneer of German descent, is mother to nine and matriarch to many grandchildren.
Turkey announces plans to ban astrologers as part of reform, while the corn carnival opens at City Park today and runs through Saturday. The event aims to showcase products and art, offering enjoyable and educational community entertainment that may grow in future years.
Linton aims to unite residents through social gatherings with an animal fair exhibits and a new band weekly concerts and related events. The proposal underscores fostering fellowship and communal ties within the locality.
In the Greene Circuit Court Greene County Indiana a non resident defendant Laura Moore is named in a divorce action filed by Joseph Moore Case No 18492 The appearance date is November 12 1925 to answer or demur The notice is issued by Clerk David F Bland and attorney Jesse F Weisman with dates September 21 1925 and subsequent publication 9 22 29 10 4.
Regular meeting night for Troop No 2 of the Saron Reformed Church invites all parents and friends interested in scout work. Boys will demonstrate scout activities starting at 7:30 PM. members should arrive early and wear uniforms.
A Saturday night crash on state road No. 4 east of the city injured several people, with Mrs. Essie Suthard most seriously hurt. A Chevrolet driven by Albert Johns and a Ford driven by Ivan White collided while parked and speeding, both cars demolished. Headlights were reportedly not in use.
An advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a flesh boosting product. It claims sugar coated tablets deliver rapid weight gain, with a promise of five pounds in 30 days or money back, and reports typical gains of ten pounds in twenty days. It urges readers to ask W. J. Hamilton or their druggist to purchase for 60 cents per box of sixty.
Telephone bills are due at the New Home Telephone Co office by the 21st of each month. If unpaid within 16 days from the bill date, service may be discontinued without further notice. If service is restored after discontinuation for non payment a 50 cent charge applies.
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