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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1925
Page
2
The notice outlines subscription rates with advances required and possible discontinuation if not renewed. It lists carrier costs in the city by week and year, advertising rates per column inch, and per insertion, plus rates for reading notices, permanent contracts, obituaries, and social notices. It notes classified advertising at one cent per word with a minimum charge.
A New York City survey shows 284 motor decedents in one month with 94 due to wireless driving on city streets. Among them 50 were children. The piece calls for nationwide education targeting parents children and drivers to enforce traffic laws and foster courtesy to reduce deadly crashes.
Cable reports suggest Belgians are furious over the debt settlement. They may press for a handsome bonus in exchange for allowing the gift of the settlement.
General Andrews may backslide on free hand enforcement if he can end the fee hand. A woman is named for a U S diplomatic post prompting debate on secret diplomacy. A Kentucky banker alleged to flee with 45000 dollars left liabilities and assets behind. The era boasts peace along the Canadian border until reform. Swift punishment remains the strongest crime deterrent.
The Ladies Aid society of the Saron Reformed church will hold a market at Poe's cleaning works on Saturday September 5. Patronage is requested.
Ashby s Studio seeks a good condition four or six foot floor type show case. Call 6 cae cae siete 2 aed for arrangements.
Citizens at Citizen office and newsboys gathered at City park for a watermelon feed hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ehner Mills of Marca. Bryan acted as official carver as thirty melons were shared ending in a one sided ball game 8 to 0 and a lively horseshoes session with several guests.
In the Coen neighborhood a Sunday river picnic near the covered bridge ended in near drownings. Eight-year-old Russell Heaton was saved by Thomas Ferguson who then helped rescue Ferguson’s son Wilber. Floyd and Fo mer Heaton also tried to help but were pulled under. A line to shore pulled Wilber and the others to safety. About 45 people witnessed the event.
Mrs Alice Graham Butler Winters, society editor of the Daily Citizen, gains wedding congratulations from Terre Haute Daily Tribune editor Marsee Cox. The note wishes the couple a happy and prosperous future.
Fifty men and boys from the Men's Progressive Bible class at First Christian Sunday School gathered at City Park for a watermelon feast. Fifty melons fed the group in a merry, crabbed gathering. G. C. Porter led the class with Horace Humphreys as president.
Classified fragments include dining table for sale at 89 Seventh St and 50 cent bus rides from Central Bus Terminal. Winchester pump gun, 240 eye incubator and portraits offered by Wm Franklin at 179 Fifth St SW. Rebekahs seek parade participation Monday Sept 7 at 9pm. Help wanted: day care for children. skilled or willing to work with photography for Christmas coupons. Ashbys Studio ad fragments indicate hiring and promotions.
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