Indianapolis Sun Paplicned Daily Advertising Jurisdiction
The Indianapolis Sun is published daily except Sunday in the Gun building at 123 and 15 E. Ohio Street. Foreign advertising representatives include Smith Budd in New York and Tribune Building Chicago. The Association of American Advertisers certifies the paper’s circulation and confirms issue number 165.
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Gun Building
Ohio Street
Smith & Budd
Runswick Building
Fifth Avenue
New York
Tribune Bullding
Chicago
Third National Bank
St. Louis
Second Chess Mail
The
Association of American Advertisers
New York City
State Auditor's Office A Model Under Billheimer Leadership
The Office of Auditor of State under John C. Billheimer and chief deputy John E. Reed is praised for efficiency honesty and prompt handling of substantial annual revenues. The administration emphasizes capable staff, courtesy, and expanding duties in insurance banking accounts and the bureau of accounts.
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Auditor of State
John C. Billheimer
John E. Reed
Billheimer
Statehouse
Insurance Department
Bureau of Accounts
Why the Prohibition Wave Is Receding
A column argues Prohibition fails to curb drinking, noting rising whisky use as beer falls. It cites Alabama Maine and Massachusetts results, urging distinction between strong spirits and beer and predicting continued drunkenness despite prohibition. The piece singles out J Frank Hanly and temperance politics.
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Anti-saloon League of
Indiana
J. Frank Hanly
Alabama
Maine
Prohibition
Massachusetts
Worcester
Friends of
Christmas Homecoming and a Neighbor’s Transforming Daughter
John returns from college for the holidays and notices neighbor Dora Mason has blossomed from a tomboyish schoolgirl into a very beautiful young woman. His father comments on Joe Mason’s daughter while debating who resembles whom, noting Dora’s striking change.
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John
Dora Mason
Joe Mason
Joe
Prize Fighters Object To Arena Smoke
The two prize fighters inspect the arena and cough as cigar smoke fills the venue. The referee asks for objections, and the fighters respond that the rope must be removed to proceed.
Daniel Boone: American Hero of the Western Frontier
Chester Firkins extols Daniel Boone as a steadfast pioneer and national symbol. Born 1735 in Pennsylvania and dying 1820 in Missouri, Boone unified wilderness exploration with enduring character and self reliance, founding Boonesborough and shaping Kentucky’s early settlement.
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Boone
Kentucky
Bucks County
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Daniel Boone
Boonesborough
Commonwealth
Desideria Poem Excerpt by Robin Flower
A short verse fragment attributes a lyric to Robin Flower and describes an unnamed song more sweet than any recordable, with roses red in joy and voices singing beyond ordinary worlds. The speaker confesses not knowing where TJ heard it or where they saw them, lamenting a loss of familiar realms.
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Robin Flower
Henry James Copy Prompted by Publisher Remark
A publisher reviews the mockup for a Henry James book and notes only one sentence appears. The gifted anchor confirms the line is the entire content and suggests moving to the covers.
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Denmark
Lin Town
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Chester Firkins
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Thomas B. Gregory
Desideria
Famous Writer
You and I
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Colohash
GE Fitch
Gee
Jove
Hoclock
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