Coming of Motor Car Prompts Call for Better Roads
Harry L. Archey of the Indianapolis Automobile Trade Association says autos show roads health and city communication gains. The 1913 exhibit runs March 24 to 29 at the State Fair Coliseum and Annex with aims to outshine New York and Chicago displays.
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Harry L. Archey
Indianapolis Automobile Trade Association
State Fair Grounds
Coliseum
Archey
Indianapolis
New York
Chicago
Marmon executive leads Indianapolis Auto Show effort
Herbert H. Rice Marmon Company sales manager and vice president of the Indianapolis Auto Trade Association oversees the annual show at the Fair grounds Coliseum and Annex. The event opens Monday March 24 and runs through Saturday March 29.
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Automobile Trade Association
Herbert H. Rice
Marmon Company
Rice
Indianapolis Auto Trade Association
Indianapolis
Fairgrounds
Coliseum and Coliseum Annex
Indianapolis Auto Show Aims To Break Attendance Records
John Orman predicts the 1913 Indianapolis Automobile Trade Association show will attract a 60 000 square foot display area at State Fair grounds Coliseum and Annex with better weather rail and road access. Out-of-town visitors expected to rise as exposure grows and Indiana’s auto industry gains national notice.
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Indianapolis Automobile Trade Association
John Orman
State Fair Grounds
Coliseum
Colliseum
Orman
Indiana
Indianapolis
Cara
Indianapolis Auto Show to be Held at State Fair Coliseum
The Indianapolis Auto Show will be housed in the Coliseum described as one of the state’s finest recent buildings, built at a cost of 200000 dollars. The show uses the Coliseum for cars and motorcycles with seats for spectators, and trucks will occupy the Annex adding 22000 square feet of space.
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Coliseum
Cars Have Disappeared From The Field
A list of familiar cars has vanished from the field with many names appearing in the readable fragment including Anns Alpena Babcock Brush Ibin Dalton De Tamble Dispatch Elmore Frontenac Grant Henry Illinois Jonz Leader Marquette Parry Otto Penn Petrel Reading Ritter Reader Rogers Sebring Shelby Stafford Thomas Stuyvesant W 8 Suburban Union and Virginis.
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Ifield
Anns
Alpena
Babcock
Brush
Ibin
Dalton
de Tamble
Dispatch
Elmore
Frontenac
Grant
Henry
Ilnois
Jonz
Leader
Marquette
Parry
Otto
Penn
Petrel
Reading
Ritter
Reader
Rogers
Sebring
Shelby
Stafford
Thomas
Stuyvesant
W. 8
Suburban
Union
Virginis
Manatee Description From Harper's Explains Its Habits
A Harper's summary describes the manatee as a herbivorous marine mammal of Florida Mexico and the West Indies. It notes a whalelike body eight to twelve feet long with a horizontal tail fore flippers and three nails on each. a flexible upper lip and twenty pairs of ridged teeth. It is nonaggressive and feeds on water plants.
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America
Florida
Mexico
Central America
West Indies
Harper's
Bribery Paradox in Historic Election Strategy
In pre secret ballot days a former Lord Dundonald lost a contest to an opponent paying voters £5 each. He then bribed loyalists with a £10 promise after vowing to win without bribery, winning by a large margin. He argued his earlier payments honored the voters for rejecting the rival bribe.
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Lord Dundonald
Pearson’s Weekly
Thermometer Not a Sure Indicator of Gulf Stream
Investigators note that a thermometer does not reliably indicate the Gulf Stream and the strongest current may not align with highest temperatures. Warmer water signals tropical origin, not always a current, with peak warmth off Cape Hatteras from gentle winds outside the West Indies. The Gulf Stream lies between this warm water and the 100 fathom line.
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Cape Hatteras
West Indies
Gulf Stream
Head of Big Trust Attacks Speculation at Boston Dinner
A prominent trust leader told a Boston dinner he is against speculation, criticizing making wealth from stock fluctuations rather than honest work for the common good. He calls speculative investments risky and uncertain and notes a wise stock knows its own par.
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Boston
Exchange
Wise Provision quoted by Wise Provision.
Briggins claims the smartest youngster in the world, while Growcher quips that every parent believes their child is brilliant and that nature wisely ensures a moment of such self assurance in every life.
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Briggins
Mr. Growcher
Washington Star
When I last saw him Jabbe was green with envy
A Richmond style quip set notes a humorous exchange about color metaphors and optimism. The dialogue references envy jealousy fear and rage as vivid traits. It contrasts an optimistic view of marriage with a parent’s playful definition of an optimist.
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Jabbe
Baltimore
Unusual 15 Month Lippincott Offer Limited Time
The J G Lippincott Company of Philadelphia offers readers a 15 month Lippincott's Magazine subscription plus a year of Covington Republican for 3.00, with 15 novels 105 short stories 45 articles poems and Walnuts and Wine. full promotion for prompt remittance to Washington Square Philadelphia Pa.
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J. G. Lippincott Company
Philadelphia
Lippincott’s
Covington Republican
America
J. B Lippincott Company
Washington Square
Real estate transfers in Fountain county in past week
Transactions filed for record list owners and properties in Fountain county. Names include T M Meeker, Clark D Jones, J W Gookins, Delbert R Thornton, Edna Crow, Ollie E Lucas, L O Gebbart, Ira Farr, and Wm Nuss among others with parcels in Attica Hillsboro Kingman Richland and Millcreek townships. Notable sums include 10560 for Shawnee acres, 11200 for 80 acres, and 10000 for 109 and 169 acre parcels.
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Fountain County
O. S. Douglass
T. M. Meeker
A. F .Field
Shawnee
Dr Kings New Discovery Cures Coughs and Colds
A testimonial ad from Floydale Texas promotes Dr Kings New Discovery for coughs colds throat and lung ailments. It promises money back if it fails to cure and notes a reader who claims to have gained 14 pounds after using the medicine.
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Dr. King
J. R. Welle
Floydale
Texas
Printing Equipment and Type Foundry Seeks Clients
Proprietors Penn Type Foundry offers brass rules, leads, slugs, borders, and galleys for printers. They advertise labor saving strips, brass circles, leaders, and quoines at low cost. Catalogs available on request. second-hand presses and cutters offered in bargains. Philadelphia based.
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L. S
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Frank L. Moore
Mr. Moore
Herbert Hatton Rice
Smash Records
Toroamy
Tommy
Philadelphia Record
Wm Drake
Clark D Jones
F. G
Kingman
Leeman E. Wilkine
Gadd Kingman
J. G. Jordan
Wm. Drake
Jas. A. Gross
J. W Gookins
van Buren
H. M. Kellogg
Oscar Haas
Newtown
J. R. Hicks
Daisy Hicks
Covington
J.J. Fogarts
Annie Bernhardt
Attica
Emma O. Johnson
Delbert R. Thornton
Irac Attica
Alfred Carlson
Edna Crow
Geo. M. Williams
J. H. Newlin
Ollie E. Lucas
Hillsboro
J. W. Hayes
L. O Gebbart
C. E. Huff
Ira Farr
Richland Tp
H. D. Purviance
E.H Carqueville
R. P
Mary
Elizabeth E. Babb
Millcreek
W Nuss
A. C Schermerhorn
Schermerhorn
Wm. Nuss
S E. Doster
Nina K. Doster
E. M. Peterson
Prospect
C. F. Hesler
A. J. Hesler
Cain
KE. L. Reid
Jeasle Reed
S&c
F A. Finch
Mary E. Wilkinson
Fletcher
Perseu Sonal
What Is
Castoria
Centaur Company
Murray Street
Crrv
Philadelphia Printers’ Supply Co
Proprietors Penn Type Foundry
B. T. Babbitt
B.T. Babbitt
New York City
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