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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1927
Page
9
A collage of briefs on Indiana merchants spotlighting Silas C. Streams funeral service, Simmons Lumber, Ross Fruit Market, Brown's Boot Shop, R W Wehrle jewelers, and the Rose Tea Room. Questions hint at supplier origins, phone contact, and dates, inviting daily reader participation and contest prizes.
A feature on the Indiana Theatre notes top film offerings and a comfortable setting. The article invites the public to attend, praising the manager's attentiveness and welcoming atmosphere. It asks readers which plays and stars will grace the week of June 6th.
First prize went to Mrs F L Stern and second to Lawrence Myers. Rigg's Restaurant at 780 Philadelphia Street is open to the public from 7 to 12. Mr Dinger opened the restaurant three years ago and has just installed electrical toast and waffle equipment. Howard D Creps at 722 Philadelphia Street has been writing insurance for eight years representing.
AVE Sank er in AVE Sank er i Pittsburgh Cattle Market shows steady supplies with prices for various grades. Cattle values range from 9.70 to 11.75 per unit, sheep and lambs with mixed figures, hog receipts at 7000 with market activity down, prime hogs near 9.00, and a notice to subscribe to the Evening Gazette.
Mrs Margaret Burton of Kansas writes that after years of anxiety and suffering she became the mother of a daughter. She offers to share her happiness secret with any married woman who writes for confidential, free advice to Mrs Burton at 8919 Massachusetts Kansas Mo.
The text lists car models and prices from Newark dealerships led by Culp's Garage at 32 Sixth Street offering a Whippet Six sedan at 875 dollars and a Willys Knight sedan at 1495 dollars. It notes James L. Culp's 11 years in auto sales and mentions Modern Tire and Battery Shop at 90 Carpenter Avenue selling General Cord tires, established November 1924.
Nora Vernon is urged to run for state senate by Lena Ray at a Creek Bottom convention. Whalley bribery scheme surfaces as Lena seeks Nora to beat him, while Nora questions whether women should vote and the political bargain she would accept for a candidacy.
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