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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1925
Page
2
Fragmented notice listing building names and contact numbers from Linton Indiana post office registration and subscription rates. Includes society editor, advertising rates, and miscellaneous classifications with scattered prices and terms.
Governor Miriam A Ferguson of Texas maintains that a devoted mother should regain custody of her infant if seized and refuses ex tradition of a woman wanted in New York for kidnapping. She argues no court should convict a mother merely because a husband seeks prison for her to retain care and control of her child.
In Bicknell Indiana on September 3, 1925 the high school football squad struggles without a coach. Players scramble to organize practices while awaiting a new leader after Coach Hamilton’s departure, risking the town’s chance at another state title after last year’s loss to Elkhart.
Indianapolis markets show hog receipts at 5,500 with steady to 35¢ lower, best heavies 12.15 to 12.75, bulk sales 12.85 to 18.50. cattle receipts 800 with steady to strong trade, steers 8.00 to 13.00, cows and heifers 6.00 to 11.00. sheep receipts 1,800 steady, top 7.00 for lambs, calves 600 with weakness of 50¢, top 13.00 and bulk 12.00 to 13.00.
Arthur L. Gilliam the attorney general told a Municipal League gathering in Gary that excessive and duplicative laws from city councils to Congress hinder law enforcement. He blamed widespread disregard for laws and crime on red tape and lax regulatory statutes. He criticized agents with side incomes and invoked Shakespeare to stress fiscal integrity.
A Chicago scientist states fat is the greatest foe of man and notes it is not welcomed as a friendly adjunct by women.
Observers compare the coal sector to a Balkan region, noting regional tensions, policy clashes, and fragile stability. Analysts warn that governance gaps and price volatility could trigger broader energy market disruptions if unresolved.
The Ashby studio has been redecorated after a recent fire and owner Mr Ashby has bought new equipment to elevate its photographic work. In front, Mrs Clyde Thompson will manage the Rainbow Beauty Shoppe and brings fresh machines and an artistic redesign.
The Sisters of Providence from St Peter's convent hosted eighteen visitors in Terre Haute on a bus trip from St Mary of the Woods College. After a benediction by Rev Father Ryan at 3:30 in the parish church the guests departed for their woodland home.
George Lis of Chicago visited his sister Mrs James M Humphreys in City neighborhood. He had not seen Linton in 45 years, rediscovering the town and its progress, unable to locate old landmarks until shown the former Linton fairgrounds now City Park.
The Women s Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church will hold its second quarterly meeting this evening at 7 30 o clock at the church All members are invited to attend and bring quarterly reports for the program Mrs I Roberts President
Dr Porters class of the First Christian church will host a water melon feast at City park Thursday evening All class members are urged to attend and bring a prospective member Horace Humphreys president 113¢
The Ladies' Aid society of the Saron Reformed church will hold a market at Poe's cleaning works on Saturday September 5. Your patronage is solicited.
The Junior Guards of the Red Men will meet tonight at Red Men's hall at 7:80 o'clock.
A fragment notes a marriage ring encircling the finger of a wife linked to the first pharaoh. It mentions rings used in Rome at the start of the Christian era, suggesting cross ancient customs.
Mae declares she will never ride with Jack again saying he does not know when to use the clutch. Jeas questions why. Town Popiés notes the humorous exchange as a local vignette of mechanical misadventure.
The Wintennes Bridge company is erecting the big bridge across White River on state road No. 28 at Rogers, six miles east of Petersburg. Two piers have been set and work has begun on the third. The bridge will connect Pike and Daviess counties.
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