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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1925
Page
2
Linton Indiana post office lists newsprint details including class matter status rates for subscriptions and mail outside Indiana. Advertising rates per inch and per line for notices and obituaries appear, with terms for contracts and minimum charges.
The piece notes Young Bob La Follette becoming the pale motor for the Third Party while state legislatures bypass thousands of laws. It cites a push to buy many water meters to curb waste as a conservation step and suggests meters make consumers careful about gallons used.
Young Bob La Follette appears set to win the Republican nomination for the long held seat once filled by his father. He faces opposition within the GOP and strong resistance from party forces who want a different candidate, signaling a tough battle before any inheritance of the office.
A man who escaped the Bloomfield jail seventeen years ago spent last night in the jail that has stood since his departure and says he is happier than in years. He cites relief from the fear of arrest and the weight on his conscience, claiming mental torture surpassed physical pain.
Council last night renewed the five year contract with Indiana Power Co for the city. The central power company has supplied service for three years, saving money and delivering good service with only brief storm interruptions. Terre Haute recently faced longer outages, but overall reliability remains high.
The Chatter and Stitch club will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Otis Jamison at 350 B Street North East.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist church will hold an all day session in the church basement tomorrow.
A local home ad touts Doan's Pills as a remedy for back pain and kidney weakness. Mrs Chas Weller of 229 S Ex 7th St credits the pills with easing dull back pain dizziness and nerve strain after using Hamilton's Drug Store supply.
The series by Rev H H Halley of Chicago ends tonight under the city Ministerial Association. He will read the book of Revelations with interpretation, a sole focus of his readings. Ministers praise the lectures for their meaning, and a large audience is expected tonight. The First Christian church choir performs at 7 and dollar night offerings urge all to contribute.
United Press Dispatch notes Sept 16 prices with 8,000 hog receipts and steady to 10 cent declines. Heavies 12.75 to 13.25, medium to mixed 13.40 to 18.60, common to choice 13.65 to 18.75, bulk 13.25 to 18.65. Cattle receipts 900, steers 8.00 to 14.00, cows and heifers 6.00 to 11.50. Sheep receipts 600, top 7.00, lambs 15.50. Calves receipts 200, top 14.50, bulk 14.00 to 14.50.
Attorney James M. House of Vincennes received a 5000 verdict against Perry Andrews in Greene County for collection of 18000. The case arose from civil and criminal actions over several months. Evidence concluded Saturday with jury deliberations beginning near noon.
The funeral for James Templeton who died Monday morning in an Evansville hospital will begin at 1 PM tomorrow at the family home. A second service will follow at the M E church in Marco with burial in Marco Cemetery.
We express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindnesses during our mother’s illness and death. Thanks to singers, those who lent cars, those who sent flowers, Bro. Bonney, Messrs. Clayton and Aikin, the funeral directors, and all who assisted us in our bereavement. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Shubra and Children
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Raney underwent surgery this morning. Her condition is listed as fairly good.
A car on a lonely road stalls with two occupants a man and a distressed woman. She begs him to stop his coarse language as her husband vents frustration at the dead engine and the detour. The scene unfolds with implied conflict and nighttime danger.
A Compton piece urging youths to crowd work and pleasure into their youth but cautions that youth length depends on pace. It warns that reckless dissipation can shorten youth and stresses keeping heart mind and body clean to extend youthful vitality.
The IL A W club will hold its first meeting of the year Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Carl Poe. All members are requested to attend.
Notice to Eagles calls all members to attend the meeting on Wednesday night at 1:30 o clock. Important business to discuss. By order of the President. 15t2c
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Saron Reformed church will convene Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs Eli Corbin. All members are urged to attend the meeting.
The Clarion club will meet tomorrow afternoon at 269 Fourth Street Northwest the residence of Mrs Arthur Miller All members are expected to attend.
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