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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1902

Page

5

Wiseman brothers grow 200000 snakes a year in Indiana

Clinton county's Wiseman brothers operate the world’s only regularly run snake farm, raising garter and house snakes for oil. They started as farmers, expanded to two acres, then to larger facilities, with 100 females per 1 male and oil production from 100000 snakes last year. Snakes require little care, brood in summer, and are fattened in pens for oil making.

Wiseman Brothers Clinton County Indiana Chicago Inter-Ocean Anc Bertha Lowden Bertha Ana T. W. Wiseman W. M. Wiseman Wisemans Indiana Snake Farm

Hoosierisms and Indiana Oddities Chronicle

A local roundup notes diverse Indiana curios and informal history. Items include a 22 year old gander owned by Abel Stanley near Danville, a Clayton women’s Twentieth Century club debating Riley, Major, and other authors, quirky anecdotes from Wells and Warren counties, and county seat histories. Also mentions vaccination personifications, a carousel of small town highlights, a 1610 violin inscription, and a well worn 40 year JP.

Care of the Mouth and Dental Hygiene in War Time

The article explains the mouth as a microbe-rich environment where warmth moisture and food residues foster bacteria. It describes defense mechanisms, risks from mucous damage, and urges mouth asepsis with antiseptics. It critiques dentifrices, warns against alcohol bases and salos, and notes alternatives like permanganate gargles and oxygenated water for antiseptic use.

M. Gille M. Garnier M. Grosrichard Besancon

Young grocer sues fiancée for $71 in Elyria

William F. Schramm, a grocer, sues Birdie Wright, 17, for $71 after she spent $70 of $200 placed in her name. The jury awards him $8.48 as the case stirs cheers for the young woman.

Elyria, O William F. Schramm Birdie Wright Schramm

You Can Get a House for Ten Cents Ad

Ten word wanted real estate ad offered by THE SUN promises entry for a small fee. The notice frames a simple classified service for property seekers.

For Sale Miscellaneous Bargains Listed Today

The For Sale Miscellaneous column highlights Jersey carf a gasoline stove and gasoline engines among other bargains for readers seeking quick-buy items.

Jersey

Grace Milford Reconciles With Ned Blake Amid Hospital Aid

Grace Milford helps a sick child in Mrs. McCarthy's slum home and nurses her to sleep. Dr. Ned Blake confesses the case that kept him away for opera. He then asks Grace to be his wife, and she agrees, weighing love against disappointment.

Grace Milford Ned Edward Blake Faust Mr. Wilson Grace Board of Charity Ladies’ Aid Mrs. McCarthy Elsie Blake Nei

Plant No Orchards Now Says Blatchley

State geologist Blatchley warns that the 11 year locust brood will arrive this spring and advises delaying new orchards until fall. He notes the 17 year brood in some areas and explains locust eggs are laid in twigs, with damage mainly to young trees. Protection is by framing young trees and covering with cheesecloth.

Blatchley

Eccentric Whitman in Delray Court Horse Saga

Albert Whitman, kin of Walt Whitman, sides with a dead horse dispute against Spencer Doremus over a 7.50 purchase. Doremus was jailed for obtaining horseflesh. Whitman won acquittal, Doremus convicted then appealed. Whitman sues for 2.40 from skinning the horse. Amid court action a hat quarrel at a choir meeting leads Mrs. Hays to resign, with petitions for reinstatement and forgery murmurs. Deutsche club hosts a German house concert and dance, airing Washington’s farewell address.

Whitman Spencer Doremus Doremus Thomas Hays Hays Scion Deutsche Club Musicverein George Washington

War in the Oswego Congregational Church Choir

In Oswego New York on February 17 a dispute erupts within the choir as members clash over a hat issue and a resignation follows. The incident highlights tensions inside the church community.

Oswego, N. Y

Joseph Hearne Seeks Indianapolis License For Liquor and Pool

Joseph Hearne gives notice to voters in Marion county Indiana and the Marion County Board of Commissioners that he will apply at the March term 1902 for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premise drinking privileges. The business is at 702 Madison Ave in Indianapolis Center township in a first floor room fronting east on Madison Ave. He also seeks pool table privileges in the same room and ward 11 location.

Eleventh Ward Center Township Board of Commissioners Marion County State of Indiana Madison Ave McCarty Outlet 114 Indianapolis Joseph Hearne Sixth Ward Washington Street State of Indiana John. Long First Ward Lewis St Lewis and Sixteenith-sts G. W. Parker Ovid Butler College Corner Sixteenth Sts Notire Thomas Ward

Licensed liquor sale sought in Indianapolis ward 7

Voters in Marion county Indiana at their 1902 March term consider a license to sell intoxicating liquor in quantities under five gallons with on premises drinking. The business sits at 550 E Washington Street on the first floor a two story brick building in Wilsons subdivision lot 8 Center Township. Applicant D A Kitley also seeks pool table privileges in the same room.

Notice of liquor license request in Sixth Ward Indianapolis

The voter in Center Township Marion County Indiana seeks March term license to sell intoxicating liquors in a room fronting Washington Street at No 558 W Washington Street Indianapolis. He will also apply for portable privileges in the same room. John Long.

Ward seeks license to sell intoxicating liquors in Indianapolis

Voter Thomas Ward in First Ward Center Township Marion County Indiana applies to the county Board of Commissioners at the March term for a license to sell intoxicating malt and spirituous liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premise drinking privileges. The business room fronts east on Lewis Street at the southwest corner of Lewis and Sixteenth Streets in Ovid Butler's addition to College Corner within ward one. Ward acknowledges location and request details for licensure.

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Abel Stanley Danville Clayton James Whitcomb Riley Charles Major Stendricks County Wabash O— Browns Wonder Boone County John Ebnit Bluffton Rock Creek Township Wells County Tom Irwin Warren Tom Modoc Dogtown Anson Kelly Verne Stevens Portland O— Warren County Gen. Warren Bunker Hill Williamsport William Harrison Debbie Parker Charlottesville Hud McClung Sullivan Gio. Batti Ruggeri Martuh Lafayette Monticello Orleans Examiner B. Sinex New York Dilling Candy Factory Marion Ind Sinex Lloyd Dr. Pierce E. L. Ransell Hsq Woolsey Prince William Co Ax Meowrant Cst STORY Infante Washington ST Toc Delray, Mich Albert Whitman Walt Whitman Seventh Ward Wilson E. Washington Street D. A. Kitley Burkwarts
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