Better Than Fire or Burglary Insurance
A concise note extols a superior form of protection described as better than fire or burglary insurance ET.
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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1908
Page
10
A concise note extols a superior form of protection described as better than fire or burglary insurance ET.
The speaker argues for party platform binding, condemns Republican abuses, and presses for people’s rule through public campaign funding disclosure, popular election of senators, and House rule reform, aiming to ensure justice and equal opportunity across society.
Richmond Indiana reports a California man, D H L Ketcham known as Dr. Black, pursuing a man Benfield, his wife, and child who allegedly hid in town under assumed names. Ketcham claims the woman is his wife and the child his daughter, seeking them as they reportedly left the city last Thursday.
Manager Max Emmerich of the Marion club basketball team plans a full schedule. He asserts the Marion club will field one of the best teams in the state.
A York state woman credits Grape-Nuts with a 20 pound weight gain and renewed strength after ten years of stomach and liver trouble. She describes improved digestion, energy, and ability to perform chores, noting she now eats only Grape-Nuts and Postum for breakfast. The ad ends with the standard "There's a Reason" endorsement from Postum Co.
In recent days the list of would be brides and grooms forbidden to wed by guardians has grown. License Clerk Berner now holds a sizable roster of youths denied matrimony permits, including Katie Flohr Florence Dobbs Eugene Higgins Harry Parrish and Alva Long who is 17 and his intended spouse.
Alexander Tuplicu, a foreigner who bought a brewery saloon on S West street, said he did not know a license was required. He was fined $50 and costs in criminal court after a police raid found no license for selling liquors.
State of Indiana Boone County offers sealed bids for a gravel road in Eagle township. Proposals due September 8, 1908 at Lebanon Court House, with bid bonds equal to double the bid. Plans and specs on file with Boone County Auditor.
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