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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1925
Page
2
The notice outlines mail and carrier subscription prices for Indiana and out of state, with weekly, yearly, semiannual, and quarterly options, plus rates for advertising. It notes disconnection if not renewed and lists rates for obituaries, cards, and classified ads, with one cent per word and minimum charges.
A satirical column notes Swampscott fading as the president departs, claims Calles heals, and Mexico would visit again. It jokes that Europe’s pull to repay debts is historic, mocks Prohibition enforcement, compares Babe Ruth fines to tax penalties, and comments on John L. Lewis and Hammond in Congress.
Greene county officials hail a safe bumper corn crop as a major wealth source for the area. Farmers celebrate a successful season overcoming past fears, with corn raising described as a valuable boon to the county’s economy.
The text notes ongoing anthracite strike effects on the local field with uncertain ultimate impact. It mentions increased activity in recent days and hopes demand will rise, while coal prices stay低.
The two day racing event at the southwest track closed yesterday drawing an immense Labor Day attendance despite intense heat and dust. Attractive purses drew good horses, and the programs shown prove horse racing remains highly popular, with praise due to the track pioneers for their enterprise.
A compact notice invites readers to place items for sale via a citizen want ad service. It outlines how listings should be submitted and emphasizes easy, affordable opportunities to reach local buyers.
Miss Mildred Wolford daughter of Mr and Mrs Elliott Wolford residing on G street northeast sustained painful but not life threatening injuries in an auto crash at the junction of state road No 9 and the North Linton railway switch north of the city. The Dodge coupe driven by Rawles Cook of Bloomfield carrying Lilian Fisher and Miles Wolford failed to see a blockage on the crossing and collided with a moving train. Wolford suffered a dislocation of the right ankle and a blow to the head rendering her unconscious. All other occupants escaped with minor injuries. The car was wrecked and Miss Wolford was rushed to Freeman City hospital and is improving. She will likely be moved to her home this afternoon.
Marion Gastineau, former Linton resident, died at his son Levi Gastineau’s home in Bicknell after a paralysis stroke. Survived by sisters Thompson West, James Haseman Sr of Linton, Patience Price of Chicago, brothers Jim Alhambra Cal, Henry Riley, Grant Bloomington, Plum Indianapolis, foster brother John. four children Levi Bicknell Ora Kentucky Bertha Texas Geraldine Colorado. Funeral at United Brethren church Thursday at 2 pm with Rev. Roberts officiating. burial in Fairview cemetery.
Monon Railway faces heavy expense at the Owensburg tunnel east of Bloomefield after a large quantity of dirt collapsed while a bent was being pulled. Workers rushed to the scene and will be at the cave-in for some time, delaying traffic. A Bedford engine operated Sunday on Wallace Junction to Switz City handling freight on the west end while the Bedford line serves Bedford to Owensburg.
In Jasonville the case against Flavel Moberly, ex road master for the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway, ends with a guilty plea. Mayor Inman fines him ten dollars and costs, plus a six month sentence to be served at the penal farm.
The funeral for William Everett Smith who died in Evansville yesterday morning will be held Thursday at 2 o'clock from the family residence at Third and K streets NW. The Rev. Harry Beekman will conduct the service and burial follows at Fairview.
Emery Parks entertained last evening at his home in compliment to Miss Helen Lewis of Kale Indiana who had been in the city as guest of her cousin Miss Mabel Wiggs Dancing was enjoyed throughout the evening Refreshments were served to Miss Helen Lewis Miss Mabel Wiggs Mildred Risher and Messrs Emery Parks Kenneth Eddy and Gerald Rupert
Auction notice for a mahogany Victrola upright cabinet offered by Mrs. Paul Cotton at ees St. N. 1 Ww. 8t8e. Reward mentioned for returning to Fitz Bakery Bt8p.
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