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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1925
Page
2
The article notes next Monday is the final day to render taxes intertwined with a historic weather summary. It cites a child born each minute and Henry Ford supplying a rattle for each, while September proves the warmest in years and October the coldest on record. A Sullivan boy asks his father about the Monroe doctrine and the father laments irregular church attendance.
In a quoted remark a French chef asserts horse meat can be made as palatable as beef. The text hints at public reluctance and jokes about needing to back in and the impracticality of consuming horse meat, with a brief aside about someone saying “Whoa.”
The three-cent supper at the WJ. B. church is set for Saturday October 3 featuring boiled chicken mashed potatoes baked beans corn noodles baked apples tapioca pineapple pudding pie and cake. Proceeds support church activities.
A veteran of World War and Democrat Haldon Beasley seeks a council at large seat on the Democratic ticket. The brief campaign note urges voters to support Beasley at the polls.
Miss Frances Hindman entertained the Christian Sunday school youth at a Halloween party in Earl T. Aikin garage on North Main street. The event featured costumed figures, games, prizes for Tolson and Harris, and refreshments served by Hindman to a long guest list including Tolson, Mitchell, Beckwith, Harris, Morgan, and others.
Mrs Minnie Sharpe and Mrs Anna Sanders were in Bloomfield on business today. Mrs Lestave Gastineau and Mrs Paul Fry with daughter Jane spent the day in Indianapolis. Mrs Martha Shearn and Mrs Mary Hoffman transacted business in Bloomfield. Mrs Ora Fainot left for Detroit to visit sister Mrs Arthur Duncan and family. Mrs Markus Hamilton and daughter went to Bloomfield to visit sister Mrs James Goldson.
The Women s Onward Bible class meets this evening at 7 30 providing refreshments. Each member is asked to bring a small pumpkin for the gathering.
Notice states a city election will be held in Linton Greene county Indiana on Tuesday November 3 1925 from 6 am to 6 pm to elect Mayor City Clerk Treasurer two councilmen at large a councilman for each ward one per ward Voting locations are John Funk residence 3890 D Street NE First Ward United Brethren Church Vincennes and Third Street East Second Ward City Hall A Street NW Clerk Cletus Gill City of Linton Indiana 24t6c
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