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Newspaper
Seymour Daily Tribune
Location
Seymour, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1925
Page
3
Senator Francis E Warren envisions a future world regime uniting all peoples under one common family aided by advanced science. He warns only two obstacles loom: rising living costs and escalating government spending, which he believes can be cured without alarming future generations.
The passage argues that most major American business achievements began with thrift. Small savings, reinvested earnings, and recurring sacrifices build wealth. It emphasizes willpower and self-discipline, stating without saving one cannot achieve real success and that a deep desire to succeed overcomes every barrier.
The senator predicts a world moving toward international commerce and a world government under a global court to end war. He recalls Civil War heroism, cites rapid tech progress from railroads to radio, and urges low government costs and continuous work and good habits for longevity and happiness.
Bedford Indiana lives with interest as Jack Leech of Hammond plans to lease the half mile race track for two years. He said he would alternate events between the local track and Roby. First races expected late in July.
Consumer note reminds buyers that the product brings a bag of satisfaction rather than promises. Message ends with a playful prompt to ask your grocer for details.
Taxi service operates to Pawley's Cabin with contact at phone 333. Rides available for local trips and recreational visits to the remote cabin area.
Washington June 21 Senator Francis F Warren calls for enlarging the Supreme Court revising the federal code abolishing lame duck sessions and repealing the senatorial primary law He argues Congress needs overhaul to curb imperfect legislation and restore gov ernment efficiency He favors state conventions for candidate selection and a larger court to handle rising workload.
John D. Morgan former Daviess county sheriff died Saturday morning in Washington after two operations failed to restore his health He was sixty seven born in Barr township son of Abel T Morgan He later lived near Washington working mainly as a farm property auctioneer He is survived by his widow six children and two sisters Ada Morgan Nashville Tenn and Rev Mrs Charles Herring Grand View Indiana He was a Baptist and a member of the Washington camp Woodmen of the World
Jack Morgan of Austin spent Saturday in the city visiting friends, according to local reports.
Deputy Sheriff Jim Smallwood lost his 98 cent straw hat when a gust swept it from his head. He reached for the hat and his car slid into a side ditch, requiring repairs to the sedan.
Richard McLallen became possessor of the watch owned by the late Thomas R. Marshall. Mrs Marshall presented the gift noting the close friendship between the two men in Columbia City on June 22.
Taxi service advertises regular rides to Pauley's Cabin with contact phone 333, noting consistent schedules and availability.
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