Designed 10 Hit On Narrow Lot Health and Comfort
This feature by William A. Radford discusses a 22 by 37 foot narrow lot house plan with six rooms. It highlights centered stairs, one chimney serving dining and kitchen, built in clothes closets, ventilating flues, and evolving kitchen trends toward gas and electric cooking.
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Incorporation Filings Increase Capital for Two Firms
Articles of Incorporation filed with the secretary of state show The Woodley Stone company of Bloomington will raise capital from 26000 to 200000 dollars. The C A Shultz Manufacturing company of Monticello seeks 925000 dollars to manufacture grain cleaning devices with directors listed as Charles P Ritter Roy D Cass Charles A Shults and Ralph B Turner.
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C. A. Shultz Manufacturing Company
Monticello
Charles P. Ritter
Roy D. Cass
Charles A. Shults
Ralph B. Turner
Gas company bonds authorized for construction costs
The public service commission approves Central Indiana Gas to issue 250000 in bonds to cover part of construction costs begun with a temporary loan, for plants at Marion Muncie Anderson and other towns. The Merchants' Heat Light company is also authorized to issue 250000 of bonds to redeem certain outstanding obligations.
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Central Indiana Gas Company
Marion
Muncie
Anderson
Merchants’ Heat & Light Company
Purdue Trustees Fight Over State Funds After Attorney General Ruling
In Indianapolis, Purdue University trustees and faculty met with the state board of finance to challenge the AG’s opinion that 1913 tax-levy reforms abolished specific appropriations. They warn agricultural extension and hog cholera work may end without legislative acts preserving them. The board took the matter under advisement.
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H O'Brien
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Altorneey General
Hats Showcased for Summer Mood and Floral Heritage
Fashion draws on garden blooms and ribbons to display hats. Black maline provides a backdrop for bright flowers and the marine lace hat with forget me nots features a cape jasmine rosette. A crownless flat shape on a wire bandeau silhouettes the profile against the underbrim.
Auto Hats Show Leading Spring Style for Women
Women spent time in automobiles revealing a clear lead in headwear fashion. Silk braids with crinoline foundations create versatile hats in many colors, with hemp braid and silk combinations praised for comfort and durability. Two hats featured his describe silk crown with braid brim and silk bands, plus flat braid bows at the front.
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