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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1925
Page
2
Thomas P. Henry president of the American Automobile association urges extra care for October driving. He cautions motorists to stay focused on fundamentals despite praise for autumn scenery, warns about leaf skidding in early morning dew, and notes shorter days increase risk of traveling at night on unfamiliar roads.
A daughter begins a design not knowing its final form except that it will be a Christmas gift. The story notes the honeymoon wind down as the young couple returns to the neighborhood where relatives reside.
A brief reflection on self discipline linked to daily labor. The author quips that nine parts of righteousness lie in industrious life, while a bad cold forces the sufferer to vocalize symptoms, revealing the irony of pain. The piece blends humor with work ethic, noting how illness exposes weakness.
A light reflection on brides anticipating indulgent touches long denied them, suggesting social habits and preferences shaping modern wedding expectations. The remark hints at evolving traditions and personal comforts valued by brides in contemporary ceremonies.
Tom Morgan of near Sassafras school house faced Mayor Inman after being charged with possessing white mule. He pled guilty, paid a $100 fine plus costs, and received a thirty day penal farm sentence. Officers Pinkston, Ray, and Deputies arrested him at his home with a small amount of mule in possession.
Caleb Turpin age 27 died yesterday at 1 o'clock at his parents home in Owensburg. He had worked at the city water plant until recently. He is survived by his wife and three children. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at the Christian church in Switz City.
On and after next Monday the 12th of October 1925 our regular ice delivery will be discontinued for the year and those desiring ice delivery must call our plant before 11 o'clock a m the same day Both Phones 17 The Linton Ice and Cold Storage Co By Carl E Harris Mr Btie
The undersigned EMET C. WRIGHT is appointed administrator of the estate of Floyd Wright deceased in Greene County Indiana. The estate is believed solv ent as of October 7 1925. C C Hendren is attorney for the administration.
Mrs. Fred Dillingham spends today in Sullivan with her mother. Mrs. Phoebe Kays leaves for Plainville to visit the Kinnitt and Killian families. Mrs. Raymond Ecker visits aunt in Terre Haute. Mrs. Arthur Lynch and daughter June visit brother Charles Hiller in Sullivan. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Adkins and children move to Maywood Ky for residence. Mrs. Marion Willis of Sullivan visits nieces in Linton. Miss Jeanie Topping returns to Detroit after visiting mother. Mrs. Josie Felton to Koleen returns home after guest at James Keith’s. Dr. W. La Todd Gray Hixson and Ben Baker attend Knights of Pythias grand lodge session in Indianapolis. Mrs. Marshall Browning leaves for Indianapolis for illness of her son Ralph. Misses Etta Beasley and Dora Pope go to Terre Haute to study at Indiana State Normal. Miss Beasley a Linton high school graduate 1955. Mrs. Margaret Pirtle leaves for Bloomington to stay with the Gilletts at the Graham hotel, joined by Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hamilton of Cash. Cal Miller of Akron Ohio visits Linton for the first time in eleven years, greeting old friends and noting local improvements.
An advertisement touts Daré's Mentha Pepsin as a cure for acute stomach distress and indigestion. It promises rapid relief from gas, suffocation sensations, and even catarrh, claiming a money back guarantee and wide sales, with Duncan's Pharmacy selling it locally.
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