Advertising Rates and Tax Day Reminder in Indiana News
The page lists advertising rates per column inch and per line for notices, obituaries, and classified ads with a minimum first insertion. It notes next Monday as the deadline for paying taxes without a penalty and mentions about five working days until the city election. It also comments on upcoming snow and a Halloween frolic turned snowball event with nostalgic references to cotton tails and a weather tease for a Christmas like snowfall in Indiana.
Car thefts from churches top in Linton area
There have been more automobiles stolen from in front of churches in Linton than from any other parking place. Moral: if you go to church walk or take your old blunderbuss with you, like the old Puritans used to do.
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Linton
Anthracite Strike Faces Public Apathy Amid Oil Shift
The two month old strike in the anthracite field loses attention as the public grows indifferent. Large plants reportedly switch to oil while ample soft coal remains available if needed.
Strike order recalled by big five railroad heads
Weather shows rain and cooler temperatures as a recall of a strike order by major railroad leaders is reported alongside notes of Moosehart day and a local event featuring Silks wave and a masked Hal Jowe'en ball.
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Moosehart
Rich 1922 notes mix weather, politics and events
A digest from October 28 1922 reports fair warm weather notes and Joan D Rockefeller as second largest Republican fund contributor for 1925. It notes the incorporation of Blue Grass Oil company pool association and the marriage of Jefferson Walton to Miss Mary Yockey. A 1924 Citizen issue is announced with Senator Ralston speaking in Linton. A Johnson block fire causes substantial loss and Live Wire class hosts its annual banquet. Weather repeats as fair and slightly warmer.
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Joan D. Rockefeller
Republican Fund
Oil
Blue Grass Oil Company Incorporated
Jefferson Walton
Mary Yockey
Senator Ralston
Linton
Johnson Block
Road Building Vital to National Defense
Washington reports the American Association of State Highway Officials outlines highway planning since federal aid began, stressing national defense and interstate commerce. The statement notes war department input, Pershing testimony in 1921 on county roads, and a national security focus in culverts and bridges funded by federal aid.
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Washington
American Association of State Highway Officials
War Department
General Pershing
Senate Committee On
Committee
Congress
Delightful masquerade party at Methodist Sunday school
Mrs Otis Cooprider who leads the beginners and primary departments of the Methodist Sunday school hosted a masquerade party for both departments in the church social room aided by teachers Mrs C Speaker Miss Mary Cooprider Miss Sarah Bohley Mrs Earl Bohley Mrs H Slinkard and Miss Madeline Kelly. Games filled the evening while Miss Ruth Marie Fritz won the masquerade contest. Recitations concluded with refreshments and Jack Horner pie.
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Otis Cooprider
Methodist Sunday School
C. Speaker
Mary Cooprider
Sarah Bohley
Earl Bohley
H. Slinkard
Madeline Kelly
Ruth Marie Fritz
Jack Horner
Indianapolis Markets Hogs Cattle and Eggs Report
United Press Dispatch Indianapolis market report lists hog receipts at 7,500 with prices around 11.65 for heavies and bulk sales near 11.65, cattle receipts 1,200 with varied steer and cow prices, sheep around 7.00 for wops and 14.50 top lambs, calves at up to 14.00, eggs 42-48 cents delivered, poultry prices across hens leghorns springers and turkeys, butter prints 52 cents and butterfat at 54 cents per pound.
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Indianapolis
City Truck Stolen From Linton Near M E Church
A Ford city truck, parked near the M E church by Emanuel Dixon, superintendent of the municipal water plant, between eight and nine last night, was stolen and not recovered by press time. No trace of thief or vehicle found.
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Linton
M. E
Emanuel Dixon
Notice of Election for Linton Indiana November 3 1925
Notice announces election in Linton Greene county Indiana to be held Tuesday November 3 1925 between 6:00 a m and 6:00 p m. The notice lists that on the date the following officers will be chosen.
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Linton
Indiana
Greene County
City of Linton to Elect Five Council Members and City Officials
Elections will be held in Linton for Mayor City Clerk Treasurer and two at large council seats along with ward councilmen for wards one two and three. Polls open 6 am to 6 pm at designated local sites including 3901 Street Northeast Funk residence United Brethren Church Vincennes and Third street and City Hall A street Northwest.
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Cers
Linton
John
Funk
United Brethren
Vincennes
Third Street
Enat
City Hall
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