Receipts Show Big Gain For Past Year In Indianapolis
Close of the city post office and departments in Indianapolis on Nov 30 shows record receipts rising 16.47 percent from November 1909. Post office totals 109 243.28, against 98 790.06 last year, with customs port toy shipments boosting 5 254 worth of German toys. Internal revenue whisky output rises by 88 868.55, bringing total Indianapolis office receipts to 1 154 712.83, up 96 649.33. Main items include beer 48 249.50 and cigars 20 759.54.
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Post Office
Indianapolis
Customs House
Internal Revenue Service
Remarkable Case of Dyspepsia Treated by Stuart's Tablets
Dr Redwell recounts a long term stomach sufferer with dyspepsia who found rapid relief using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. After four boxes the patient reportedly recovered fully, gaining weight and eliminating acidity and bloating. The doctor calls the tablets harmless and safe for children and invalids, praising them as a valuable addition to medical remedies.
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Redwell
Stuart
Must Have Subscription Before Dec 10 To Win Prize
A public notice promises a prize of $2,000 or a Maxwell Touring Car for voters who secure subscriptions by December 10. Organizers urge participants to mobilize supporters and collect paid subscriptions to qualify.
Contest Ginger Campaign Plea for Subscriptions and Support
A promotional notice urges candidates to secure paid subscriptions from friends to win prizes. It emphasizes engaging supporters, gathering votes and subscriptions promptly, and counters boasts by Major Big-Talk about votes. The tone promotes organized campaigning and personal outreach to maximize support.
Enter the Subscriptions Contest for Votes and Prizes
A promotional notice explains the difference between subscriptions and gifts for a candidate contest. It urges immediate enrollment, offers large vote bonuses for paid subscriptions and contracts, and details how votes are allocated for various subscription types including new and renewal periods.
Hard winter aread seen for city's poor
Cold weather presses Indianapolis welfare as the Salvation Army warns of a hard winter with rising demand for coal and aid. Maj. Escott reports 1,100 needy families on the list, thousands to be fed, clothed, and clothed, with shoe and grocery programs and a Christmas charity drive underway at Tomlinson hall and beyond. An anonymous donor left a note and a two dollar bill as a mite gift for the cause.
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Indianapolis
Salvation Army
Maj
Escott
Maj. Escott
Aswoman
Belmont Street
Mas. Escott
Tomlinson Hall
Seventy six men join thirty second consistory of Masonry
The Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite closed its forty second convocation with Brig. Gen. Will. J. McKee presiding. A list of 76 new degree recipients across Indiana towns including Indianapolis Newcastle Corydon Muncie Bloomington and Evansville is provided.
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Frank L. Braden
Townsend C._Brod‘beck
Clarence H. Carson
Adolph G. Emhardt
Richard M. Feirbanks
Louis C. Geisel
Archibald M. Hall
Mrf L. Jones
Eer.g.myers
Harry F. Niemeyer
Charles A. Rassmann
Frederick B Orkey
John B. Schramm
Wesley H. Shilling
George G. Snowden
Ward B. Titus
Oliver R. Ward
David P. Williams
Indianapolis
John W. Anderson
Adolph F. Engelhardt
Newcastle
Benjamin S. Appleate
Corydon
David E. Brammer
Joshua J. Dean
Arthur G. Slingworth
Arthur T. Kemper
Charles B. Kirk
Charles O. Prutzman
Carl Tuhey
Muncie
Joseph H. Campbell
Paul C. Lubyer
John W. Hoadley
Bloomington
Harry M. Cosher
Perley E. Parent
Frankfort
Homer M. Ensley
Donald J. Pickett
Edinburg
Donald §. Fletcher
Kent
Aged Logansport Woman Dies Here
Funeral arrangements announced for Mrs Elizabeth Ward Clary widow of William D. Clary. She died at the home of her son in Logansport after a short stay with the Stout family. Survived by eight children and a brother William Ward of Logansport. Services to be held Friday afternoon.
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Elizabeth Ward Clary
William D. Clary
George Stout
Republican State Committee
Logansport
Clary
Stout
Robert M. Miller
William Ward
Lewis de Muth
Huntington
J. A. Sturgeon
Hartford City
W. B. Smith
Robert Miller
Frank
Ed Clary
Gets Estimate on Headquarters for Fire and Police
Mayor Shank receives new cost estimates from Brubaker and Stern for a combined fire and police headquarters, garage and dispensary project totaling 233000 with 120000 ground cost. Proposed allocations include 20000 for fire HQ 80000 for police HQ 3000 for garage and 10000 for dispensary. Existing offers and disposals could raise about 250000 reducing need for bonds.
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Shank
Brubaker and Stern
John S. Spann
Large docket calls dismiss 328 cases in two rooms
In superior court rooms 1 and 2 a large docket calls for the dismissal of 328 cases due to want of prosecution. Room 1 will drop 72 cases, room 2 256, with Judges Orbison and Collier presiding respectively as the new benches begin.
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Noz
Charles J. Orbison
Joseph Collier
Asylum Head to Speak at Temple Lecture
Dr S Wolfenstein superintendent of the Jewish orphan asylum in Cleveland will lecture on The Cleveland Jewish Orphan Asylum at the Temple located at Delaware and Tenth streets Sunday evening at 8 o clock. Wolfenstein is in his seventies and widely known for thirty years of philanthropic work leading the institution.
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S. Wolfenstein
Jewish Orphan Asylum of
Cleveland
Cleveland Jewish Orphan Asylum
Temple
Delaware
Tenth Streets
Tailored Suits and Overcoats by Singer and Sons
Custom made to order suits and overcoats priced at 11.75 dollars all wool. Satisfaction guaranteed. Advertises J. Singer and Sons located at 43 West Washington Street.
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J. Singer & Sons
Washington St
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