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Newspaper
Seymour Daily Tribune
Location
Seymour, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1925
Page
2
Seymour Daily Tribune issue details carrier and postal notices, rates, and advertising representatives. A Bible thought quotes Philippians urging prayer and thanksgiving.
Citizens in Seymour condemn recent school controversy as petty politics threatening an educational system that has cost thousands and served as a source of local pride. They urge focus on the future welfare and upbuilding of the schools for boys and girls to have equal or superior opportunities.
A Seymour community editorial denounces political interference in school operations and teacher hiring. It urges public officials to prioritize youth welfare, criticizes petty tactics, and appeals to parents and students to demand stable, fair school governance. The piece frames education as the community’s top asset and calls for decisive action to protect it.
Governor Jackson paroled seven inmates from Indiana prisons after pardon board review, including Henry Dorsey serving life for murder and Howard Moorman granted a commutation. Twelve others received sentence reductions or instalment payments, while 64 inmates were denied clemency. The report lists paroled and reduced sentences with court dates and offenses.
A compilation of assorted brief items and quips from various newspapers. Includes satirical editorial brags and light notices on fashion, weather, humor, and a barber shop ad. The tone mirrors vintage press humor and everyday social observations from early 20th century papers.
Mrs Belle Gunn Owens was killed by two masked burglars who were climbing through the dining room window at her Oak Park residence. George F Owens, her husband and a retired real estate operator, roused by disturbance, witnessed the moment as the assailants fled.
All parents of children in the Laurel Street School and all Laurel PTA members are invited to bring well filled baskets for a twelve o'clock dinner under the trees Friday. A program will follow the dinner. Beginning Sunday June 7 the portrait department of Platter's Studio will be closed on Sundays until October 1 Kodak department will be open on Sunday.
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