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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1925
Page
2
Rates for mail subscriptions and advertising shown for Indiana and outside. obituaries and cards listed at regular line rates. Feeds include a Florida fortune remark, a birth rate claim, a masked party note, Texas schoolbook evolution ban, and Ma Ferguson cited as evolution proof.
The writer notes October's gloom and predicts November may bring better weather and an end to the dreariness. No explicit dates or people are mentioned, but the tone and seasonal reference reflect a local newspaper style forecasting milder days ahead.
The city campaign is narrowing to a focus and, as of now, there is little agitation. Impending Tuesday elections likely leave Linton secure regardless of the outcome.
A New York judge warned that if a woman charged with speeding is brought before him again, her husband will be jailed. The remark aims to demonstrate the husband as the head of the house and would pressure him to influence his wife.
The Hyacinth society hosted a Halloween gathering at Mrs. Irvin Taylor’s home with costume parade prizes, a gypsy fortune teller booth, music and games for about fifty guests. Prizes went to Nos 10 and 18, best dressed, and most comical. The luncheon followed and plans announced for the next meeting at Mrs. George O'Brien’s home.
A concise call to vote on Tuesday for Francis Haseman as City Clerk, highlighting honesty and accurate city records, noting his background as an ex serviceman and his focus on integrity in city affairs.
Notice declares city election in Linton Greene County Indiana on Tuesday November 3 1925 from 6 am to 6 pm. Officials elected include Mayor City Clerk Treasurer two councilmen at large and councilmen for three wards. Voting places listed at 390 D Street United Brethren church and City Hall. Clerk Cletus Gill signs.
Radio features list for several stations across the US. CNRO Ottawa presents the Governor General's Foot Guards band at 9 p.m. E.S.T. KSD St Louis airs a theatre program at 7 p.m. C.S.T. WXP Philadelphia broadcasts the Princess Anne quartet at 9 p.m. E.S.T. WIS Chicago opens a new studio at 6:30 p.m. E.S.T. WJZ New York airs the Philharmonic Orchestra at 8:20 p.m. E.S.T. with WGY and WRC also in New York programming.
Two ads in the Daily Citizen promoted events at Moose Hall for Halloween. A square dance was held last night and a round dance is scheduled for tonight at the same time and place.
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