Local Notice from The Indianapolis Sun 1909
The Indianapolis Sun entry lists Willis S. Thompson with a notice dated Wednesday January 20, 1909, referencing the Sun Building at 18 and MS EB and post office handling as second-class mail.
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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1909
Page
8
The Indianapolis Sun entry lists Willis S. Thompson with a notice dated Wednesday January 20, 1909, referencing the Sun Building at 18 and MS EB and post office handling as second-class mail.
Gov. Marshall urges a modest approach to state financed governor residence arguing against renting during construction. He notes 1800 dollars yearly for previous governors was excessive and asserts the legislature cannot set that amount during the governor’s term. The state should own a well built mansion reflecting Indiana’s wealth and standing, without extravagance.
The editorial argues against a bill to abolish the Woman's Prison and Girl's Reform School board. It asserts women should govern these institutions and warns the reform would provide patronage at taxpayers’ expense. It condemns lawmakers seeking change as self serving and unnecessary.
An article extols stair descent as a knee friendly exercise. A veteran advises walking down stairs daily to flex knee joints, strengthen movement, and improve overall circulation while avoiding strain on the heart from climbing.
Indiana lawmakers debate fur breeding season protection for minks muskrats and other fur bearers with April to November closed season. Steuben county could gain 15000 annually. statewide fur wealth up to 50000. County salary reform bills also discussed along with uniform bookkeeping and public jobs politics.
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