Mrs. Austin's Pancake Flour Ad Novelty
Atlantic City advertisement touts Mrs. Austin's Pancake flour and Fancikes for breakfast. It urges readers to ask grocers for the products, promising quick, easy breakfasts with Mrs. Austin's brand.
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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1906
Page
10
Atlantic City advertisement touts Mrs. Austin's Pancake flour and Fancikes for breakfast. It urges readers to ask grocers for the products, promising quick, easy breakfasts with Mrs. Austin's brand.
The Board of Public Safety approved staffing for the Tadianapelis Humane Society granting police powers to the executive committee. Named officers include Marty G. Hawekadle Willmia T. Eisenichr E. P. Johnson Jozeph L. Rogers and J. A. Dvaas. Lee removed from the police roster. Chief Metzger filed charges for absence without leave. John F. Smith named second assistant. 4. Werniér named building inspector. Inspector Isidor Wulfson requested inspectors and assistants. board considers revoking penalties for alleged abuses of privileges.
The program features Englishs Jamez K Hackett and Mary Mannering in The Walls of Jericho with Grand vaudeville including the Agoust family of jugglers, dancing Delmore sisters, Namba Japanese troupe, and the Four Mortons in a lively bill. ThePark and Empire theaters showcase further acts, with The Innocent Maids at Empire and The Four Mortons closing midweek.
Miss t ms d Wocher hag returned from Lafayette and Miax Alice Christian from Columbus. Several social gatherings feature dancing after a concert March 7 directed by Franz Bellinger with Estelle Crippner assisting. Invitations issued for card parties in Greensburg and Tarrytown on the Madson as guests arrive. Catherine Merrill club elects officers. various social visits include Mrs Drostowicz entertaining and Teh Haerfield euchre party. Mrs Merrill Smith of Terre Haute returns home. Worm’s club at the German House planned.
Predictions for Wednesday February 28 1905 advise courtship and marriage prospects, favors sought, work opportunities, and success in business. The birthday person is favored with travel, change, promotion for employees, and rising fortune, with careful conduct and respect expected.
The Indiana State Auditor delivers a sworn copy of a company’s condition as of December 1 1905 with losses adjusted and due and suspense losses awaiting proof. The document shows total liabilities of 3501904 2 and references late 19th and early 20th century accounting terms and signatures including Warren Bigler.
The Rochester German Insurance Company lists its Matatteet location at the west corner of Irving Place with Eugene Sattertee as president and H Atwood as secretary. The report details assets including cash on hand 12008 1), real estate mortgages, stocks and bonds market value 536,200 90, premiums due, and various liabilities, with a state auditor certification dated February 20, 1908.
The document lists the Shawnee Fire Insurance Company's capital and assets on December day. It states capital stock of 100,000 and total assets of 91,649.22 with mortgages, bonds, and real estate values. It certifies the statement as a true copy on file with Warren Tigler, Auditor of Indiana, dated December 3d.
The document notes Reliance Insurance Company of Philadelphia with capital paid 300,000.01, assets including real estate 41,500, bonds and loans on bonds and mortgages, and various losses and claims figures. Auditor Warren Nigler certifies the state copy dated February 5, 196.
In Duquoin Illinois on February 2, the lengthy prosecution of Joseph Leiter continues after months of delay. Leiter faces charges linked to violations of state mining laws tied to a deadly explosion last April, with the case expected to extend into weeks more.
Berlin reports the German Emperor approved the tariff bill benefiting America's lowest duties, extending the present tariff until June 1907. In Greenfield Indiana Elder T Harvey Kuhn of Rickandon is being mentioned for Congress against James E Watson on a civic righteousness platform. Kuhn, a Wabash graduate and Christian church minister, has led campaigns in Kokomo Frankfort Greenfield and Richmond and is associated with the Democratic party.
MADISON Wis Feb 7 The relative investigating committee resumed work here today The committee is to study the methods and attacks the Wisconsin Life of Madison After a few days the committee will go to Milwaukee to probe the Northwestern Mutual Life
Locates Mes Corey sets a travel notice as a retinue of servants led by Mim C. J. Cores, wife of a Pittsburg steel magnate, moves from Bang to South Dekots via Creyenne, Wyoming, arriving yesterday.
A delegation of New York school superintendents toured several Indianapolis educational institutions on Monday while en route to a Lauraville meeting. The group included Bearing of Tonawanda Batchelor of Olean Rodgers of Jamestown Gaylor of Niagara and Millard of Buffalo.
Five men Janes Martin William Clark John Bohn William Patterson and William Kameron were jailed in Marion overnight after robbing J. P. Albaughs store at Shoats on January 3. They seized bonds worth 17940 coupons 3060 and 3100 in gold and were heavily shackled guarded by six armed men before being moved to the state prison.
Baltimore faces a grain shipment crisis as embargoes disrupt net grain business. Elevators are loaded with corn and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company cannot unload six cars on its track, halting movement for parts of the season.
Severe snow storm raged in southern Idaho and western Kentucky last night, disrupting travel and prompting warnings as officials urged caution. The event, described as one of the fiercest in years, affected multiple counties with heavy snowfall and blizzard-like conditions.
In DALLAB Tex on February 27 the supreme court held exclusive contracts between railroads and express companies violate the antitrust act of 1906. The decision affects thirty other cases and may yield state penalties over $1,000. The case may go to the United States supreme court. In Omaha Neb February 27 Bishop Sennnell urged that fathers, not mothers, bear the duty to protect children from immoral plays.
In Little Rock Arkansas on February 7 a quarrel over a card game led Henry Russell, a lumberman recently from Port Sinnron, to draw a knife and fatally wound WL O'Neil after his partner trumped Russell's ace in seven up.
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