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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1925
Page
2
The snippet lists advertising rates per inch and per line, with minimums and contract notes, then shifts to assorted tangential items. It mentions obituaries, social announcements, and a brief, odd set of remarks about bread, Russia, pests, and France in a disconnected sequence.
Two women vie to become Texas governor while a male predecessor hints at returning to work soon.
A Texas newspaper publisher, who retired with fifty thousand dollars in the bank after three decades in the country press, cites constant industry discipline and a surprising windfall. He credits his success to frugal habits, unwavering work ethic, and the unexpected inheritance of forty nine thousand nine hundred ninety nine dollars and fifty cents from an uncle.
Farmers and townsfolk crave sun after days of gloom. Old Sol briefly appeared yesterday but rain and dreary weather slowed wheat sowing. A spell of dry weather would lift moods and let farmers resume real farm work.
Miss Esta McDonald entertained her Sunday school class girls with a Halloween party at her home on A street northeast. Rain kept some away but the masked attendees enjoyed contests and grotesque disguises with refreshments. Guests included Mary Moody, Isabelle Johnson, Opal Browning, Louise Journey, Martha Duncan, Helen Page, Juanita Shumard, Lucille Nichols, Pauline Keller, Mary Topping, Juanita Bicknell, Pansy Tryon, Lorena Brewer, Rosalind Rousch, Clodie Page, Frank McDonald, and Mildred White of Detroit.
A spirited pep meeting at Linton High School boosted anticipation for this afternoon's game on Oliphant field. Yell leaders led enthusiastic students as townspeople were urged to match the school's energy to help the team win.
All members of the American Legion will meet Monday evenings at six o'clock at the city hall.
In Greene Circuit Court 1925 probate action for sale of described real estate to pay debts of Margaret Hale. Non resident Arthur Hale named as necessary party. appearance by November 23, 1925. Property includes half of lot 10 in West Linton and mineral rights in 24 acres Greene County Indiana. Clerk DAVID F. BLAND. Attorney A M Beasley.
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