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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1925
Page
2
Rates show six month and monthly options with figures like 15 7.50 and 1.25 for periods, outside Indiana terms, minimum charges, and lines for obituaries and cards of thanks. Classified ads priced at one cent a word with a 25 cent first insertion minimum.
Across the middle west reports rise of bumper crops and excellent prices. Yet the main note is improving financial conditions in areas hit by early freezes and drought. Farmers anticipate that stronger prices and business gains may offset agricultural damage nationwide.
The piece critiques jaywalking amid cheap gasoline and car cuts, notes Soviet leaders predicting war with the United States and Britain, and jokes about government intervention. It also mentions Panama Canal maintenance and questions how Hi Johnson stayed quiet, with a nod to congressional investigations.
A dispatch reports the president will consider the coal crisis, while others respond with strong language and potential opposition. The brief highlights looming energy concerns and political tension as officials weigh policy options.
All members of the local Moose lodge are asked to gather at the club rooms on Monday September 7 at 9 o'clock for the Labor Day parade. Women Legionnaires are asked to meet at the same time Ad Osborn, Diet Tell Tryon Seey 4t2e.
A fraternity hosts a dance at Moose Hall Monday night inviting everyone. The event emphasizes an inclusive social gathering with music and refreshments.
The Linton Cubs will face Indian Springs tomorrow at 2:30 PM in City Park. Indian Springs has lost only once this year. Cubs lineup includes Rhodenbeck Wills Jarimon Scroggins McPhail Christly Fitzpatrick McAlister Moss. The teams also clash Labor Day morning and the Cubs and Giants headline Labor Day afternoon.
Tred Bullock and John Crane of Selsherry were in Tinton on business. Dozens of residents and relatives travel, visit, and plan for Indianapolis and Chicago as Miss Lottie Shields, Miss Carrie Sloan, Miss Helen Winters, Miss Jessie Porter, and others depart or arrive. Local families host relatives, attend events, or travel for fairs and college terms.
Bert Barnes leaves for Indianapolis to join the Purdue University concert band at the state fair. One of seventy chosen from 150 military band members, he will perform daily concerts in the fat season.
All Rebeka h fraternal lodge members are asked to assemble at the hall at nine oclock Monday morning to join the fraternal parade.
The Chatter and Stitch Society begins its season with a Thursday gathering at Mrs. James Gill's home. A brief business session preceded a social hour with refreshments provided by the hostess for members including Mesdames Curnutt Jamison Roach Gib bert Stalcup and guests. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Olis Jamison.
The Ladies' Fancywork circle holds its first season meeting Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Joe Beasley's home. Since the club disbanded last summer, all members are urged to attend the session.
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