Fogarty Leaves Politics for Fidelity Trust Presidency
William M. Fogarty resigns from the State Board of Accounts to devote full time to leading the Fidelity Trust Company, which he organized. He informs the governor and State Examiner that his stake in the trust is vital. Directors set his salary to cover full dedication. A new Democratic deputy examiner will be named next week.
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William M. Fogarty
State Board of Accounts
Fidelity Trust Company
Presi
Trust Company
Fogarty
Richmond
Dickinson Trust Company
Rink and Block Plan Two New Business Blocks on Illinois Street
Two prominent developers announce construction of modern five story and eight story blocks on N Illinois street. J H Rink will replace the old Y M C A with a 76 by 14 foot site and Adolph Scherer is architect. Occupancy aimed for July 1. William H Block project spans 190 by 12 feet with basement and subbasement.
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N. Illinois Street
J. H. Rink
William H. Flock
Cloak and Salt House
Rink
William H. Block
Windsor Block
Block Company to Expand Departments in Steel Building
H Block company will enlarge present departments and add others occupying the entire building. The building will be of steel construction and fire proof. Vonnegut and Bohn are the architects.
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Vonnegut & Bohn
Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery Promises Safe Pure Cure
An advertisement touts Dr Pierce's family medicines with fully printed ingredient lists and oath-attested accuracy. It claims the Golden Medical Discovery treats indigestion catarrh coughs and chronic stomach and bowel disorders using glycerine as a preservative and extracts from native medicinal roots. It also promotes Sage's Catarrh Remedy for cleansing nasal passages and urges readers to order the Common Sense Medical Adviser.
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Dr. Pierce
Nature
RV. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Is It Eczema or Inherited Blood Disease
A health notice explains how to distinguish eczema from a skin related blood disorder. It suggests testing with 50 cents worth of powder applied to the skin and seeking guidance from Emergency Laboratories in New York for a free mail supply to cure a small eczema area or clear complexion overnight.
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Net
H. J. Huder's
Weber Prug Company
West Twenty-fifth Street
New York
Indiana Gy annex Tolleston six sections Gary
Indiana Gary seizes Tolleston a village of 1500 by council ordinance expanding Gary city limits. The report notes annexation across six sections as part of urban growth and governance.
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Gary
Tolleston
Chinese Girl to Be a Missionary to Own People
Denver, Jan 21 University of Denver students returning from the Rochester convention of student volunteers for missionary work heard speakers including Ambassador Bryce and Dr. Richter. C T Wang of China described the work of American missionaries and the strong need to extend interest among Americans. Mary Lia, a Denver graduate, plans to return to China for missionary work, accompanied by her brother J B Lia. Other Denver delegates named include Kent Whitford Elisabeth Frasen Mabel Ford Henry Greenwald Ernst F E Tuck Mabel Carlton and Sertha Webb.
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Bryce
Dr. Richter
Germany
C. T. Wang
China
Celestial Kingdom
Wang
America
Mr. Wang
Mary Lia
Denver University
J. B. Lia
Denver
Rochester
Kent Whitford
Elisabeth Frasen
Mabel Ford
Henry Greenwald
Ernst FE. Tuck
Mabel Carlton
Sertha Webb
Fountain Square Bank reorganizes with new officers
The Fountain Square State bank reorganizes and names officers for February 1. William Nackenhwrat becomes president, Charles H. Stuckmeyer vice president, H. J. Budens cashier. Directors include Henry R. Martic Frank Myers Frank P. Baker Walter Dunn William Nackerhorst and Charles H. Stuckmeyer. Bank resources exceed $100,000.
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Fountain Square State Bank
William Nackenhwrat
Charles H. Stuckmeyer
H. J. Budens
Henry R. Martic
Frank Myers
Frank P. Baker
Walter Dunn
William Nackerhorst
Charlies H. Stuckmeyer
George G. Robertson
18 Months Ag
Deer Hunt Turns Cruel as Tame Buck Is Worn Down
In Washington Indiana on January 21 a deer chase at John G Shanks farm ended cruelly as a tame three year old buck, kept with cattle, is pursued by twelve fox hounds until exhausted and injured. The deer is shot after being tied in a barn and the meat divided among the hunters. Shanks condemns the handling and a possible game wardens investigation is expected.
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Washington
Ind
John G. Shank
Shanks Farm
Lafayette Cosby
David Wertz
The American Excess Of Good Living
A discussion on climate, diet, and digestion argues that local foods fit climates, universal foods burden the stomach, and dyspepsia stems from excess. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are promoted as a rapid, effective remedy digesting food and easing symptoms, with a free sample offer and mailing address in Marshall, Michigan.
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America
England
Italy
Spain
Egypt
Furniast
Stuart
Stuart Building
Marshall, Mich
SoCAL Side Of My Life At Social and Industrial Club
SOCAL SIDE OF My LIFE will entertain the Social and Industrial club Saturday afternoon at their home on N Alabama street. Arthur Potter, son of H L Potter, 166 S Ritter avenue, and Miss Bertha Mae Thompson were married in Muncie Thursday. Mrs Fred Lafflin hosted a children's party at her Kenwood home for Dorothy Lafflin's fourth birthday. Mrs William Scott held a Killarney rose luncheon at N Meridian street with debutantes. A Japanese butterfly luncheon by Miss Agnes McCoy at Woodruff Place honored visitor Miss Lenore Stanfield and sister Miss Catherine McCoy. Miss Jeannette Reid leaves Tuesday for Cincinnati visits. Mrs Hugh J McGowan and Mrs Harold Hibben are at French Lick.
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N. Alabama Street
Fred Lafflin
Kenwood, Avenue
Dorothy Lafflin
William Scott
Killarney
N. Meridian Street
Agnes McCoy
Woodruff Place
Lenore Stanfield
Seymour
Catherine McCoy
Bargain overcoats offered by Bliss Swain Co
Forty black school overcoats for boys aged 6 to 16 advertised as real bargains at 9.00 now available for 2.90. Readers are urged to cut out Bliss Swain Co. ad in the Sun for an extra reduction at State Life Building edition.
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Bliss, Swain & Co
Sun
State Life Bldg
Eliss, Swain & Co
State Life Building
State Life
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