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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1925
Page
2
Society editor phone numbers and post office details appear amid subscription and advertising rate cards for the Office Citizen Building in Linton Indiana. The fragment lists subscription prices, carrier and mail options, rates for ads, obituaries, and classified notices with percentages and small-type terms.
Greene county's corn prospects look very favorable as weather remains mild and frost-free. The prolonged warm, dry period has slowed growth until now, allowing ears to form strongly and late-planted corn to progress toward full ripeness. Autumn crops also advance well, pleasing farmers who endured several seasons without a first rate corn crop.
The piece argues that tax publicity shows flaws in the tax system as wealthy individuals pay little tax while others with smaller salaries pay more. It notes many invest heavily in tax free securities causing income tax to shrink and urges revision of tax laws to ensure a fair tax for all.
Frank D. Waterman runs as Republican candidate for mayor of New York City. The text questions whether a man with a prohibition era nickname can win in the metropolis.
A reflective observation notes that returning tourists from Europe feel they have enough money to cover international debts, capturing a global finance mood with a wary tone. The line frames wealth and responsibility as linked to travel and global balance.
A pay car robbery in Philadelphia left $74,000 untouched, prompting warnings that the criminals may return. The remarks reference Vice President Dawes at age 60 and a chaotic New York municipal campaign described as a three-ring circus.
Sandborn Indiana plans a moving picture theater opening Saturday night with The Thief in Paradise. Owner Robert Anderson remodeled Shanks' garage into an up to date show house aiming for ten reel shows twice weekly with 10 and 25 cent admissions. Local church group notes and hospital news follow.
Bebe Daniels plays the title role in Avery Hopwood's Broadway comedy Little Miss Bluebeard at the Nickle. The same bill features South of the North Pole as a farce, described as sharp and timely.
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