Candle Blaze Highlights Store Safety and Foregone Realization
The article reviews department heads and foremen at Candle Blaze stores amid discussions of safety measures and high salaries while noting unrealized gains and past experiences. It references fire risks, heat sources, ventilation, and public notices about proper fire prevention. It cites Mr. Viavemeyer and Williamsburg refinery experiences as comparative benchmarks.
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Williamsburg
Viavemeyer
Carl Ayward! Back Again In Part 2
Fragmentary notes reflect a recurring phrase Carl Ayward repeats, with garbled sequencing and stray words hinting at a resumed message. The legible bits imply a personal assertion of comeback and continuation across parts.
Sanction Notices and Price Rationale Tie Delinquent Pay Up
The Times explains a price protection move to comply with postal regulations and urges readers in arrears to settle debts. It notes delinquents with dropped accounts after January 4 2010 face action. The brief references postal rules and ongoing financial enforcement by the paper.
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Times
Postoolice Department
Fragmentary sports sketch hints at substitutions and players
The note mentions players Mercy, thomew, Par wwalb cupe and Chenaine among others with substitutes refused. It references a match or practice context with unclear details and names like Kennun and Sou.
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Fishermen Charged With Theft of Electricity From Wire
A report details alleged fishing by Corimbus and Franklin base using a wire to stun fish. Chief Z. R. Swee and the Southin Bay fish and game commissioner warn of electric shock deaths and illegal use. The Times subscription note follows.
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Z. TR. Sweehey
Fish and Game
Indianapolis Farmer Arrested for Short Butter Ration
In Indianapolis, farmer J.D. Ciumio was arrested after inspectors Weg Multson and Wert found three pounds of butter short by six ounces for every one and a half pounds. The man was detained but released on bond to appear in police court next Monday.
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Funeral held for Mrs. Ro Wildridge in county death notice
Mrs. Ro Wildridge died at her home near Iverton after long illness. She was about fifty years old and had lived in the Everton area all her life. Survived by husband, a son, three sisters, and a brother, with many friends mourning her passing.
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Christian Sunday School Convention Held Despite Cold
A Christian Sunday school convention met at the church in the afternoon and evening yesterday though cold weather reduced attendance. A Roe presented the theme Why Every Ceiief Member Should Attend, C B Oldham and others praised the address, Gary Cook of Indianapolis spoke on organizing class work and grading Sunday schools, with music from the Sunday school orchestra and singers.
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Cardinal Satolles Condition Grave Reported
The condition of Cardinal Satolli, suffering nephritis, was reported grave yet improved today. Physicians worry over his weakness as Cardinals gather at the Vatican, while outside messages of hope pour in from America and Archbishop Ireland sends a Latin message praising Satolli as a steadfast friend.
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Vatican
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Satolfi
State Organization Sees No-Contest Move for Chairmanship
Indiana Republican leaders across districts favor avoiding a fight for the State chairmanship. Rumors center on Senator Beveridge as a possible consensus candidate, with Richmond and Indianapolis figures discussing a free-hand approach in the race amid tensions in the party.
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Boede
Wwe
Tudiana
Chicago
Brewers Take Silent Stance In Wayne Saloon Rules
A 1910 Wayne news note reports brewers closing their own saloons to enforce alcohol laws while independent taverns stay open. The shift aims to curb trouble spots as police cite ongoing violations, with a future policy change promising orderly conduct in Wayne Evansville and surrounding areas.
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Evansville
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