Rates and Utilities: Fair Pricing for Public Service
Charles L. Henry argues that utility rates should reflect property value, depreciation, and maintenance to ensure a fair return. He warns that both excessively high and too low rates harm customers and utilities, citing Indiana’s wartime adjustments and the need for mutual understanding to maintain good service and accountable property upkeep.
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Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Co
Indiana Public Utility Association
Ben Franklin
Ben
Young Franklin
Indiana
States
Farming as a business needs forms and records
A brief notice promoting farming as a business requiring forms, records, and blanks. It touts printing on Hammermill Road as Utility Business Paper and offers to show what can be provided for a farmer, including letterheads.
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Hammermill Road
The Tribune Debuts as Denver Indiana Post Office Record
The Tribune is entered as second class matter at the Denver Indiana post office with the date noted April 12 1897.
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Denver
Indiana
Illinois rail line abandonment threat sparks warning
Editorial warns that the Interstate Commerce Commission approves abandoning 234 miles of Illinois railroad once in receivership since 1914. Losses exceed 600000 annually, debts near 1900000, and 20 towns lack other rail service. Devaluation of real estate and farming areas could reach millions, risking widespread economic collapse if rates are forced down without railroads' capacity to adjust.
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Loledo Blade
Interstate Commerce Commission
Illinois
Senatora Capper
Brookhart
Messrs. Capper and
Pennsylvania Railroad
Indiana ranks high in industrial output and farm values
The Hand Book of Indiana Geology reports Indiana as thirty seventh in size but strong in production. It cites second in automobiles and parts and cement, third in steel forgings, fourth in coke, fifth in coal brick and tile and railroad cars, sixth in corn average and canned products, and other leading positions in farm and manufacturing metrics.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
State Conservation Department
Rural Route 2 News Roundup A Seaside of Visits
Omer Lee improves slowly. Mrs. Hazel Wohlheter of Komomo visited relatives and canned cherries. Claud Sullivan workers on wall paper while visiting families. Neighbors and relatives gathered at Oma Berger and Grandma Berger homes. Several outings include Peru Mexico Lake Manitou and Denver families.
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Hazel Wohlheter
Kokomo
Grover Moore
Mary Moore
Peru
Grandma Berger
H. F. Ream
Huntington
W. W. Ream
McGrew Completes Lewis Institute Two Year Study
William H. McGrew Jr formerly of Peru completes a two year program at Lewis Institute earning Associate of Arts and Sciences. He taught in Chicago schools while studying and plans to enter Northwestern for journalism next year. He is brother of Mrs. E S Waymire of Denver.
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William H. McGrew, Jr
Peru
Lewis Institute
Chicago University
McGrew
Chicago
Lewis School
Hall's Catarrh Medicine In Triumph For 40 Years
Advertisement notes Hall's Catarrh Medicine has over four decades of use with a local application ointment and an internal tonic that acts through the blood to reduce mucous surface inflammation. Sold by all druggists, FS Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
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HALLS
Data Hall
FS Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Denver Properties For Sale By Lewis H. DICE
Real estate list shows several dwellings and building lots in Denver offered by Lewis H. DICE. Properties include lots with frontages from 75 to 109 feet, several houses with outbuildings, barns, truck patches, and three acre grounds. Prices range from 1,100 to 3,300 with terms available on select listings.
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Denver Properties
Lewis H. Dice
Properties for sale priced to suit your pocket
Real estate listings promise affordable homes with price points designed to fit budgets. Potential buyers are invited to view the properties and inspect details in person.
Kokomo Couple Guests At Tharp Home In June Visit
Mr and Mrs Elmer Eisaman and two daughters of Kokomo were guests at the home of William Tharp and wife north of town on June 17 with Mrs Will Eisaman and Mrs Sadie Tharp of Peru also attending.
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Elmer Eisaman
Kokomo
Will Eisaman
Sadie Tharp
Peru
William Tharp
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Peru, Indiana
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the Tribune
Dice & Dice, Editors and Publishers
Rand
CitizZens State Bank
Denver,indiana
Omer Lee
Claud Sullivan
Albert Leffel
Clint Murphy
D. Berger
Hazel
Jim Hoagland
Mexico
Lake Manitou
A. A. Morris
Allen
Grandma Fornshell
S. D. Berger
Eber Lantz
Mrs. Nona Sullivan
Sullivans
Real Estate and Insurance
Dukes Hardware