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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1925
Page
6
The Hour Has Struck reports that people try Dr. H Beasley's method and not only find relief but also recommend it to friends, creating a growing trust in the treatment.
The Linton Racing Association, owner of a new track 3.5 miles south west of the city, has incorporated as the Greene County Fair and Racing Association. Officers are Thomas Buck president Welker Goodman secretary Roy Miller treasurer. Directors include Cleveland Goodman D M Puckett William Frye George Goodman and Charles Trent. Eighteen stockholders. Grounds and track improvements completed including a grandstand. The property is owned by Mrs. Mattie Goodman with a twenty year lease to the association. The next race is set for spring with possible matinee runs this fall.
The document details Linton Indiana infrastructure including rail access Monon and other lines, electric and water utilities owned by the city with no debt, water and power rates, surplus funds, population figures, and street development. It lists railroads C M ST P Illinois Central Monon Vandalia and notes tax rates and housing modernization.
Conan Doyle attempts to photograph ghosts in Paris but calls it sabotage. Loretta Osgood, a divorcing wife, faces alimony claims and is accused of alcoholism. Chicago’s Crowe links a New Jersey murder to the Loeb Leopard ruling. Utah Senator King pushes a congressional probe of the Shenandoah disaster.
The speaker envisions substantial material to enable growth and construction for a larger, improved town. They emphasize ongoing progress and past accomplishments as a foundation for a prosperous future in Linton.
The Fidelity Circle will meet at Mrs Claude Sipes home at the corner of First and D streets northeast on Friday afternoon. Two birthdays will be observed and all members are urged to attend.
National League games saw Philadelphia 4 St Louis 4 and New York 4 Cincinnati 1. American League results had St Louis 2 Boston 1, Philadelphia 4 Chicago 2, Washington 5 Detroit 3. American Association Louisville 7 Columbus 5. No other games reported.
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