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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1925

Page

6

Weather forecast debate settles for science not signs

In Indianapolis on Sept 30 federal meteorologist J H Armington dismissed old weather lore that linked predictions to corn husks bark on trees or geese migrations. He praised practical methods and warned calendar almanacs offer no reliable forecast beyond immediate conditions observed by seasoned observers.

United Press Dispatch Indianapolis South J. H. Armington Armington

Pastor and wife to entertain church youths

Rev and Mrs Cissna of the Methodist church host the church youth group at 7 30 pm in the parsonage as part of rally week Sunday school activities featuring games and amusements.

Cissna Methodist Church

Premium prizes listed for city park carnival and product exhibit

Additional premiums and rearrangements announced for next week’s big fall corn carnival at the city park. Awards include Bestloaf bread First $2 and second $1.25, Best can berries $2 and $1, Best can preserves First $1.50 and second $1, Largest head cabbage $2 and second one quart floor varnish, Best corn pane $3 and $1, Best peck pears $2.50 and $1. Also listed are sponsors: T. P. Lam, A. & P. store, Stewart's electric shop, Columbia Music store, C. F. Tolson, Dr. Bull, Poe & Johnson, Lin ton Ice Cream company, Economy store.

T. P. Lam Carl Harris Red Circle Stewart’s Electric Columbia Music _ store C. F. Tolson Dr. Bull Poe & Johnson Linton Ice Cream Company

Apple Blossom Time in Stockton Township

Francis Field, a farmer south of Linton, brought the Citizen a large sprig from a tree bearing full bloom blossoms. He notes there will not be a second crop of apples this year.

Linton Stockton Francis Field Secon

Mrs Scherb Wins First Prize At Illinois State Fair

Mrs George A Scherb of Roosevelt street received word she won the first prize for a beautiful rag rug at the Illinois state fair held in Springfield last week. The rug also won first prize at the Indiana state fair last year, bringing honor to Linton as well.

George A. Scherb Roosevelt Street Illinois Springfield

Personal notices from Terre Haute to Indianapolis

A series of short personal notices lists George Myers, Mrs. Anna C. Lair, Mrs. Bertha Minnich, and others visiting or staying with relatives in towns including Sullivan Bloomfield Winslow and Switz City. It notes art school returnee Plew, Lloyd Taylor's move from Battle Creek, and Charles Perry medical treatments in Rochester Minnesota.

George Myers Terre Haute Anna C. ‘Lair Bloomfield Bertha Minnich Frank Brown Bruce West Linton Sullivan Dora Ferguson Owana Winslow Ralph Wilkie North of Worthington Lloyd Taylor Battle Creek Mich Taylor Charles Perry North Main Street Rochester Minn Maye Brothers’ Hospital Pearl Monser Indianapolis T. E. Harris Mary Ethel Monser

Children Pull Taffy at United Brethren Church Event

A Tuesday evening gathering at the United Brethren church basement featured children including Frank McDonald Esta Helen Pauline McDonald Pansy Tryon Lorraine Brewer Ladora Brewer Lucille Char lana Greene Irene Green Margaret Park Rosalind Rousch Lucille Sharp Martha Duncan Virginia Sharp Louise Journey Blanche Hemingway Doris Inman Sarah Dittemore Opal Bowning Mary Topping and chaperone Mrs McDonald making and enjoying large quantities of taffy in an old fashioned pull event.

United’ Brethren Church Frank Mc Donald Esta Helen Pauline Mc Donald Pansy Tryon Lorraine Brewer Ladora Brewer Lucille Charlana Greene Irene Green Margaret Park Rosalind Rousch Lucille Sharp Martha Duncan Virginia Sharp Louise Journey Blanche Hemingway Doris Inman Sarah Dittemore Opal Bowning Mary Topping

Sell It Through a Citizen Want Ad

Classified notice urges readers to use citizen want ads for selling goods and services. It promotes simple listings and direct buyer seller connections within the community.

Rummage Sale Promoted by Aid Society of Christian Church

The Aid society of the Christian church announces its annual rummage sale starting tomorrow in the vacant room of the Terhune building beside the bus station. Donors may bring items or arrange for pickup. the sale will run for about a week.

Aid Society of the Christian Church Terhune

Woman's Missionary Society to Meet at Mrs Doyle’s

The Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church will meet tomorrow at Mrs William Doyle on J street northwest. A good attendance is desired. Members who still have their dollars should bring or send them tomorrow. Mrs Murl Haseman will lead the meeting.

Woman's Missionary — Society of the Christian Church William Doyle J” Street Northwest Murl Haseman

Patho-Neurometer Service Promises Universal Diagnostic Reach

A new Patho-Neurometer service offers free testing claiming to locate trouble anywhere in the body. Advocates say the device provides instant readings across all organs and systems, promising rapid diagnosis.

Little World Series Opens in Louisville Matchup

Louisville and Baltimore, pennant winners in the American Association and International League, renew hostilities in the opening game of the fifth Junior World Series in Louisville. Four games are set here before moving to Baltimore with a Friday open date and a Sunday finish. The first game starts at 2 30 p.m. CST in fair and warmer conditions.

Louisville Baltimore Colonels Orioles

Halloween Dance at Moose Hall Draws Crowds

A lively Halloween dance drew residents to the Moose Hall in town for an evening of costumes music and socializing. Local organizers promoted the event and attendees enjoyed a festive atmosphere with classic tunes and friendly competition.

Doan's Pills Advertised For Kidney Backache Relief

A 1890s style testimonial promotes Doan's Pills as a stimulant diuretic for kidney weakness. Mrs T J Moore of R F D No 2 Fourth St reports lame backache and kidney pains resolve after using the product.

Doan T. J. Moore Fourth St Dean

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Boston DeMeridor Vanishing Cream Hamilton’s Drug Store Woodstock G. van Meter & Co Harry Welch Cooper Lothes Lean Mrs. Scherb Tan Mart U.S. Pat. OF Maxwell & Persons Rainbow Beauty Ashby Christian Mission Society Chas, E. Goodman Cor. Main and Vincenneg Sta V. C. Bull E. V. Bull Pope & Pope Linton Trust Ameri Louisville Today Hallowe'en Dance Moose Hall Foster- Milburn Co. Mig Chembuffalo,ny Jwe Travelers Automobile Dfetor Insurance Department Peoples Trust CO Road Machine and Welding Co Paul Fry FORD
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