Black Bass Are Nervy Fighters Across the World
Special to The Sun from Lachine Canada July 5 reports a veteran angler recounting battles with black bass in India, the Gulf of California, Norway, and Australia. He praises their surface feeding, endurance, and clever coloring while comparing them to Murray River cod and Aden bass.
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Lachine
Canada
Mahseer
India
Gulf of California
Norway
North America
Ganges
Trainmen Seek Congress Probe of Railroad Relief Departments
Fred L Feick of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen urges Congress to empower the Interstate Commerce Commission to investigate voluntary relief departments run by railroads. He cites improper deductions from wages, lack of policy disclosures, and limited employee voice, urging government regulation though acknowledging useful features like the building and loan program. Feick plans to stay in Washington during the next session to push the inquiry.
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Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Brotherhood of Railroad
Grand Lodge
Feick
Indianapolis
Washington
Annual log rolling meets near Marion Indiana
The Modern Woodmen of Central Indiana held its annual log rolling yesterday in Marion Indiana with attendance reaching 600. Elwood was chosen as the next meeting place. In the prize drill New Lancaster took first, Forrest of Indianapolis second, Saratoga third, and Muncie fourth.
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Marion
Ind
Indiana
Elwood
Lancaster
Forrest
Indianapolis
Saratoga
Muncie
Bowser Oil president fires five staff over dance
Special to The Swan Fort Wayne Indiana July 5. S F Fowser president of Bowser Oil company discharged five of his office help because they attended a dance Tuesday night. He opposes dancing and hires employees under an agreement not to dance.
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Fowser
Bowser Oil Company
Mule kills man near Folsomville in Indiana
Henry Roetger of near Folsomville was kicked by a mule and instantly killed yesterday evening. The lethal blow came from the animal's hoof just over the heart in Boonville area.
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Boonville
Ind
Henry Roetger
Folsomville
Roetger
Shonts Daughters Urged to Pick Men of Purpose
Theo P. Shonts, chief engineer and street railway reorganizer, advises his twin daughters Theodora and Margaret to marry men with character and purpose, not simply good looks or wealth. He lists six don’ts including avoiding superficiality, lack of drive, and belittling his daughters’ abilities, stressing a groom who acts with determination and confidence.
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Theodora
Margaret
Panama Canal
Greater New York
Mr. Shants
Mr. Shénts
Theo
P. Shonts
Swain
Theo P. Shants
Shouts' Marriage Do's for Girls Advice Column
A brief marriage guidance column advises women to evaluate love beyond appearances and to assess a suitor's character and life goals. It warns against marrying solely due to infatuation or superficial traits and urges clarity on shared aims before committing.
College Boys Help Harvest Brighten Western Farms
In southern Kansas harvest draws farmers townward for labor as college boys organize a farm baseball team, broadcast scores, and even wage pranks. A Hutchinson telegraph line feeds field updates for workers, while a Saline County election adds a cook-off to win votes. The roaming travelers, from factory hands to farmers, flock west, turning the wheat belt lively and attracting educated youths to stay.
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Newton
Kas
Kansas Wheat Belt
Hutchinson
Wheat
Kansas
Phonograph
Willee
Saline County
West
Prairie States
East
Geddup
Jersey City
Illinois
Indiana
PUO Distilled Water and Supplies Ad
An old classified style ad lists PUO Distilled Water Company offerings including half gallon bottles for a few cents, five gallon demijohns at 40 cents, and new phone numbers with main line 778. It also promotes new planes with prices starting at $16 and up and mentions Wulschner's Celery Vescw claimed for nerve relief.
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PUO Distilled Water Company
Zoa-Phora Promises Relief for Women During Life Phases
An advertisement extols Zoa-Phora as a safe remedy for three life periods in women the young girl motherhood and change of life. It claims rapid relief from suppressed menses falling or displacements and other ailments. The ad claims it strengthens the body and is endorsed by medical authorities with druggists widely stocking the product in sealed one dollar bottles with Home Advice booklet included.
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Dr. Pengelly
Notice to Contractors for Riverside Park Water Pipe Work
The Board of Park Commissioners of Indianapolis invites sealed proposals by 10:00 a.m. on Friday July 12, 1907 for furnishing all materials labor and installing a water pipe service from Big Spring Riverside Park into the Thirtieth street Grove in Riverside Park. A certified check of 1000 must accompany each proposal. Plans and specs on file in the Board office.
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Department OF Public Parks
Office of the Commissioners
Saks Bldg
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Park Commissioners
Indiana
Riverside Park
Board of Park Hab
City of
Indianapos
Garfield Park
Gronkside Park
Fear
Spades Place
Board of Park
Indianapols
Department OF Public Works
Office of the Board
Majestic Bldg
Board of Public Works
Washington Street
Blackford Street
White River
Hiawatha Street
Michigan Street
North Street
Walnut Street
Massachusetts Avenue
East Street
Olney Street
Tenth Street
Sixteenth Street
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C. Trusler
Fred J. Mack
Wayne Township
Marion County
Board of County Commissioners
Haugh Street
Walker
Haughville
Walnut and
Haugh Streets
John Evan
Board
Majestic Ride
Delaware Street
Washington Boulevard
Thirtieth Street
Thirty-Second Street
Thirty-First Street
Pennsylvania Street
New Jersey Street
Preston CC. Trusler
Marlborough Blenheim Hotel opens with white staff
Atlantic City Marlborough Blenheim announces year round operation with 1100 capacity. Dining room service to feature white help both American and a la carte. Outdoor plaza and indoor sun parlors overlook the ocean boardwalk. Marlborough Blenheim music directed by Louis Kroll continues nightly throughout the year. Josiah White & Sons, props and managers.
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Marlborough
Bienheim
Atlantic City
White
Blenheim Music
Louis Kroll
Josiah White & Sons
General Ordinance No 39 licenses liquor shops in Indianapolis
General Ordinance No 39 outlines licensing for selling intoxicating liquors within Indianapolis. It details application steps to the City Comptroller, license fees of 250 dollars for one year, required proofs of applicant and premises, and council approval. Violations carry fines from fifty to two hundred fifty dollars and possible jail time, with emergency take effect and publication provisions.
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Indianapolis
Center Township
Marion County
Indiana
Board of County Commissioners
West Street
EMI & May
Chesapeake and
West Streets
I.ouis Brown
Common Council
City of
Indianapol
Cltx
State of
James McNulty
Beal
James M'Nulty
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Malay Archipelago
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Fred L. Feick
Legislative Board
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Bears
Fort Wayne, Ind
Mule
the Sun
New York
Theo. P. Shonta
Miss Margaret Shonts
Miss Theodora Shonts
Wulschner
Hoosier Jewelry Co
N. Minors Street
Harles E. Coffin
M. A. Downing
John J. Appel
Henry Jameson
Charles E. Coffin
M.A. Downing
Co. F. Adams CO
North Illinois Street
Atlantic
N. J
Shseriber Nereby
Conemissioners
Marian County
State of Indiana
Ornam
Serrocam
Wabash Street
Center
Marion Rarnty
Wabash
Val
Beard
North Westreet
Matt Lewis
Board of Commissioners
Iniana
Blake Street
Outlet No. Law
Eudiana
James D. Hamlin
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