Indiana Evening Gazette Featured Publishing Details
Subscriptions offered by mail for one year and by carrier for one month. Advertising and printing housed at a local building in Indiana. The notice lists Walter H. Jackson as editor and manager and notes the paper is entered as a second-class matter.
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Indiana Evening
Fiazette Shering
Linlay Iadiana Publishing Company
Walter H., Jackson
Mgr
Carpenter Ave
Indiana
Points on People in Washington area
Calvin Waldemire of Pine Flats visited Indiana on Welthyscay. Martin M teesey of Brookwaller was in Indiana on business Wednesday. Prof Ernest Work of Water Street left for a northern county visit. George Simpson returned home to White township for the summer from Pittsburg. Mrs John Paterson and daughter Winona of South Street came home from near Decker's Point. Mrs and Mrs James W Mack and son James with Miss Harriet Waller left for Cherrytree for D B Camp funeral. Mrs W A Irvin and stepchildren Mildred Louisa Archie and Alice of Aspinwall visited A S Cunningham over the Fourth. Mrs Harvey Snyder, Mrs Warren Lockard and children returned from a week with sister Mrs J S Garman of Cherrytree. Ira Myers and daughter, and George Rigg spent the Fourth in Kittanning, via Mr Myers' auto. Erasmo Castenada departs for New York then Cuba with Indiana Normal boy Joe Dias. Mrs Margaret McHenry of Marion Center and her granddaughter Ruth Weamer and Mrs C G Shields and daughter Sara of Fairview travel to East Liverpool to visit Mrs McHenry's daughter Pearl Weamer. Mrs Miriam Fair of Railroad Avenue leaves Wednesday to visit sister Mrs Helen Rugh at Decatur TI, accompanied by brother John M Evans of Arapahoe, Nebraska. Mr and Mrs Jonathan Leen of Indiana come to spend the Fourth with daughter-in-law and son Mrs Elmer Conrath of Moxnam. Mr Learn returns home, Mrs Learn stays. Johnstown Tribune item notes Miss Olive Frances Mayer returns from Indiana after Normal School week with Edith Buchanan. Johnstown Democrat.
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Miriam Fair
Railroad Avenue
Helen Rugh
Decatur
John M. Evans
Arapahoe
Nebraska
Jonathan Leen
Indiana
Elmer &. Conrath
Moxnam
Learn
Johnstown
Parisian Sage Fairs Hair Loss Dandruff in Two Weeks
Hotel loyal Bucyrus Glas recounts using Parisian Sage on his visitor’s hair loss and dandruff with a grand success. Hair stopped shedding, dandruff disappeared, and regrowth began after three bottles. Sold by druggists and by T. Hildebrand Co Buffalo, prepaid by mail.
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Mayors Refuse to Prohibit Film Exhibitions Fight Promoters
A clashing front of city leaders across several municipalities resists banning prizefight films. Indianapolis Mayor Shank favors viewing the footage, while San Francisco Mayor McCarthy and Wilkes-Barre Mayor Kniffen express varied stances amid widespread church-led opposition. York and other cities weigh church resolutions, with governors and officials debating authority to curb exhibition of the Johnson-Jeffries fight reels.
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The
Christian Endeavor
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Picture Men Fight To Save Profits In Film Battle
Picture men race to defend profits as reports spread that films will be barred. Major backers vow a nationwide fight while condemning crude crime shows and defending legitimate motion pictures as essential entertainment. They warn the public and studios alike to watch developments.
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Teno
Johns Feared to Stay Long at Reno
Crowds pressed Reno as the famed boxer Johns appeared set to depart quietly after a public visit. The sheriff and deputies redirected traffic while a car shuttled him away. His opponent praised the rival’s sportsmanship, noting sympathy as the match wore on and the foe bled.
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Reno
Ble
Sherif
Dieuisen
Trottrnes
Jack
Wanted Len first-cass bench car Hunters for hard wood interiors
Wanted workers for a bench car project with hardwood interiors at wage two dollars and twenty-five cents per day. Apply to Eyes Bob Sopple Indiana Louse. Hours and to 9 a. m. Saturday.
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Cass Bench
Bob Sopple
Indiana Louse
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