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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1925
Page
2
The text lists advertising rates for various formats and notices including reading notices and obituaries, plus sample local items. It mentions a bigger Linton fair next year and Pittsboro Pa as the baseball capital, along with brief comments on China’s dictator, tax reform progress, and railroad safety behavior.
The writer argues Germany must acknowledge defeat and accept consequences to satisfy others. A remark about a lunatic found in Boston's state house is cited as evidence that such oddities occur in government buildings and should not surprise. The commentary implies broader scrutiny of state houses may reveal similar incidents.
The United States Weather Bureau declares an unusually warm year across the nation. Officials emphasize efficiency and state weather service work progressed despite scheduling challenges.
United Press Dispatch notes Hogs receipts at 8,500 with prices 10 to 25 cents lower. Best heavies at 12.25. Cattle receipts 1,190 with strong tone. steers 7.00 to 15.25, cows and heifers 5.00 to 11.00. Sheep receipts 400 steady. top 7.00, lambs 3.15. Calves receipts 1,000 strong. top 14.00, bulk 13.50 to 14.00.
Grant Bredewer has purchased the Robert Stewart home on East Vincennes street and will move into his new home tomorrow. The Bredewers have occupied the corner of F and Second streets northeast for several years. The Stewarts will move into the Strietelmeier home on First street southeast.
The city hospital board will hold its regular monthly meeting at the hospital at 7 o'clock this evening. Members are requested to be present.
Hazel Jones will come to the United States soon to perform in a repertory of plays for Smith College in Northampton Massachusetts.
The Corn Carnival at the city park thrives in full bloom with over four hundred entries across corn and farm products. Judging and prize awards begin promptly as bread exhibit entries close tomorrow at noon. Local officials praise the show, urging all Linton residents to visit and inspect the exhibits during the week amid fair, cool weather.
In Shoals Indiana on October 7 a new wild animal, a monkey, was spotted in Lost River township. It may be a pet but residents cannot capture it, first seen in a barnyard with a calf. Coyotes have been common between Shoals and West Baden for years, hunted by locals and rarely seen in daylight, though they kill small game, fowl and lambs.
Last night about midnight the infant son of Mr and Mrs Frank Krischak died after a two week illness. William Lawrence Krischak, born June 26, aged three months, passed away with the parents and ten siblings at home. Funeral services will be held at 1 PM tomorrow from the family home with Rev Father Ryan officiating. Burial in Fairview cemetery.
Mrs Mary Nichole Skaggs, long ill with typhoid fever, shows improvement today at her grandparents Mr and Mrs George Nixon's home after four weeks of illness.
The Alpha Bible class of the Methodist church will hold its regular monthly meeting in the social room Friday evening. All members are urged to attend and to come masked. A good time is assured.
The Christian Endeavor society of the First Christian church hosts a party this evening in the church basement at six o'clock. A pleasant time is promised for all attendees.
Anne Parrish of Englewood New Jersey asserts that some men cannot abandon a detached view of single life and fail to adapt to family life. The writer argues such men resist joining a family unit and prefer independence over domestic commitments.
Notice states a Democrats meeting will be held Wednesday evening at 7 30 at Democratic headquarters over Linton Hardware on South Main Street. Robert Hayes is the chairman.
Classified fragments listing for sale of second hand heating and cook stoves auto parts and apples. multiple for rent notices for furnished rooms and a four room house. services including shoe repair and funeral work. farm and pig sales. poultry farm rental. various contact details and locations in towns near city park German cemetery and West Vincennes. several small ads mention prices and addresses. partial names include Willard Calvin Paul M. Cox Charles Johnson George Nolting and O Brieles.
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