The Indianapolis Sun Nature of Public Notice
The Indianapolis Sun announces its daily publication with distribution claims certified by the Association of American Advertisers. The paper lists office addresses in Indianapolis and advertising representatives in New York Chicago and St Louis.
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It Was All Right to Hunt for Astor’s Yacht
A column critiques wealth concentration and government spending, arguing the nation’s fortunes hinge on the poor and immigrants rather than private yachts. It contrasts John Jacob Astor with immigrant workers, condemns income tax avoidance, and calls for democratic reform and civic improvement.
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Indianapolis School Report Highlights Costs and Vocational Hope
The annual report on Indianapolis city schools notes ten year expenditures for new buildings and improvements totaling over 1.7 million dollars, with tangible assets rising to 4.06 million and debt up by about 217 thousand. It cites enrollment of 1,667 in 1909 and warns of high dropout rates after age 14, urging vocational training in grammar schools to keep boys and girls in school and provide practical skills.
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