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Newspaper
Seymour Daily Tribune
Location
Seymour, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1925
Page
7
Winton arrives in Taungs a rough Bechuanaland stop and learns of a rush to Malopo. A white stranger warns him to beware, while market life erupts with auctions, hawkers, and dusty caravans. Winton plots his desert crossing toward Malopo amid foreboding diamond fever and local tension.
Movie listings note The Broken Wing with Philip Marvin and Inez Villera amid bandit clashes near the Mexican border. Captain Blood stars Kerrigan and Paige in a sweeping spectacle. Also Girl on The Stairs with Patsy Ruth Miller, Unmarried Wives, Red Achin Bunion and Beasts of Paradise chapters with Texas Trail in a busy weekly lineup.
The Dressmaker from Paris a Paramount film starring Lea Trice Joy and Ernest Torrence opens at the Princess Theatre. Mildred Harris, Larry Gray, Charles Crockett, Rosemary Cooper and Spec O'Donnell feature in a stylish costume comedy drama. Learning to Love then headlines as Constance Talmadge’s new campus comedy directed by Sidney Franklin for First National at Princess Theatre next Tuesday.
A crowd gathers around the coach office in the square where Winton moderates a bidding frenzy for a single daily stage to Malopo. A little man rejects high offers while names and figures rise from twenty to eighty pounds amid bustling applicants and dusty horses. White Rock Flour is endorsed for uniform quality by women nationwide.
In Gothenburg on June 13 a fisherman caught a bottom-net salmon weighing just over 50 pounds off Hlona island. The fish market tally surpassed the previous Sweden record of 47 pounds 4 ounces taken in the Gota River. Swedish salmon fishing has long drawn international interest, with English anglers leasing water falls on the west coast for spring fly casting.
Floyd Boone and Cecil Reuter claim the southern Indiana fishing championship after catching a 58-pound catfish in White River Bedford. The London and Northeastern railway will run a procession of early engines and coaches led by Stephenson's No 1 locomotive.
Amos Lumber Company begins construction of two new veneer facilities north of its saw mill in Edinburg. The 48 by 88 foot and 25 by 50 foot buildings will house in house veneer production with future expansion. John Amos leads the firm which will cut its own veneers after Mr Shepherd retires and leaves for Lawrenceburg.
The Southern Indiana Fox Hunters Association sets its fifteenth annual meeting in Nashville Indiana from October 5 to 10. Officers are H. H. Evans president Richard Cox vice president and Bun Mitchell secretary treasurer. The circular highlights Nashville as Brown County seat with nearby sites Bear Wallow Lookout Tower Weed Patch Hill Stone Lead and scenic hilltop roads within reach.
Nela L Ratliff a prominent farmer and prohibition leader died from injuries after a bull he was leading with a rope charged and attacked him. His unconscious body was found near his barn by a neighbor in Marion Indiana.
Taxi service advertises regular rides to Pawley’s Cabin with contact phone 333. Provided text notes a simple, locality oriented transport option.
James Robinson, from Evansville, was stopped in Attica Indiana after a missing side mirror prompted a patrol inquiry. The officer found a concealed liquor load in Robinsons truck and arrested him for violating the liquor law.
Reports from South Russia say an anti Soviet movement is spreading in the Caucasus. A sensational claim asserts the Nakhi chevan Soviet Republic government has been arrested. Local Commissars allegedly posed as Communists while promoting a large scale anti Soviet insurrection and eluding Moscow authorities.
George S. Ball superintendent of Fairview Cemetery asked the Chicopee board for a 100 appropriation to build gates and repair fences to keep petting parties out of the cemetery. He argued he is a custodian of the burying ground, not a petting ground, before the aldermen on June 13.
Members of the Society of Indiana Pioneers and the Indiana Historical Society planned a motor bus tour to southern Indiana sites. Stops include Pigeon Roost the George Rogers Clark monument Ohio River falls and dam Constitutional Elm Wyandotte and Marengo Caves.
Bloomington Ind June 13 1925 preparation complete for the opening of the 36th annual summer session at Indiana University tomorrow. Attendance expected to reach 1500 students this year.
The first published book on record in China is the Book of Changes dating ordinarily about 1150 B C. The note places this early literary work at the dawn of Chinese writing and history.
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