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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1925
Page
6
An advertisement touts 8 S S S as a blood-building tonic to increase red blood cells, claim weight gain and firmer muscles. It promises clearer skin and heightened appetite, urging readers to use the product sold by drug stores and claiming cost efficiency for larger bottles.
In Vincennes Indiana on September 25 Judge Emison granted an injunction closing the Leathy McBride home on Illinois Street for one year. Prosecuting Attorney Young and Deputy Foneannon presented the petition. Earlier Judge Coulter sentenced Mrs McBride and her son Charles to pay a $100 fine and costs each. The action ends a lengthy fight over a home alleged to have caused years of trouble to Bicknell. One son is in the penitentiary, another a fugitive, the father has died, a daughter is bonded for circuit court, and a son and the mother are jailed awaiting transfer to state institutions.
Illinois Central announces a Sunday excursion to Indianapolis. Round trip fare is 2.15 dollars. The train departs Linton at 6 04 a.m. and returns from Indianapolis at 7 00 p.m.
Bonnie Brinson youngest son of Mrs Anna Brinson died Tuesday evening at the Christian hospital in Indianapolis after an appendicitis operation and subsequent pneumonia fever. Survived by a wife two children mother and three brothers. Lyons Herald
Sullivan Indiana September 25 Lee T Bays past exalted ruler of the Sullivan lodge vet Kiks a trustee of the lodge and Sullivan delegate at the Niks convention at Porthind this year has been notified by William H Atwell that he has received the appointment of grand district deputy for the Elks lodges of southern Indiana Bays will be the personal representative of Grand Exalted Ruler Atwell and all lodges in the region will be under his supervision.
Ensign Mrs. M. Morris of the local Salvation Army has suffered a nervous breakdown and is confined to bed under a doctor's care. It is hoped her condition is not serious and she will resume duties soon. Envoy Mulkins will oversee the work in her absence.
About 1500 top Ayrshire Brown Swiss Guernsey Holstein Friesian and Jersey cattle compete at the National Dairy Exposition in Indianapolis October 10 to 17. Champions from state fairs and regional shows seek international honors. Notable grand champions return including Fern's Oxford Diana and South Farm Helen R with other named animals. Judging days span October 13 for Ayrshires Brown Swiss October 14 for Guernseys October 15 for Holstein-Friesians and October 16 for Jerseys.
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