Kansas Wheat Harvest Brings Romance and Labor Demand
Topeka June 23 Special to The Sun indicates Kansas wheat fields will recruit women cooks for harvesters with pay from two to four dollars a day plus board. College men return to fields, romances bloom, and 20 000 workers are needed statewide. Railroads offer one cent a mile rates for harvest travel easing relocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Harvard Yell
Rock Island
Columbia Yell
Kansas-ave
Harvard
Wheat Fields
Kansas Wheat
Kansas
East
Gerow
Late Employment Bureau
F. D. Coburn
State Card of Agriculture
Gerow Aleady
Barton
Jones
Brown
Wilson
Smith
Topeka
Minnesota
Dakotas
Uncle Sam seeks skunk farming facts in Indiana
The Agriculture Department bids to study skunk breeding as a profitable farmer side line. Henshaw seeks names of Indiana practitioners, success or failure, enclosures, feeding and rearing methods, and market value, noting skunk fur can fetch high prices and may be domesticated with careful handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
H. W. Henshaw
Bureau of Biological Survey
Indiana
Washington
Mr. Henshaw
Department of Agriculture
Biological Survey
Love and looks in Dr Hall's study of romance
Boston report on Clark university president G Stanley Hall describing how eyes hair and teeth attract affection and how educated women show less inclination to wed. He cites census data from Wellesley Smith Vassar and Bryn Mawr and outlines teen and juvenile love patterns and facial feature preferences among youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
G. Stanley Hall
Clark University
Worcester
Hall
Smith
Smith College
Wellesley
Smith, Vassar
Burn Mawr
Drew
Quick Lunch Habit Frays The Nation’s Appetite
The piece satirizes modern noonday meals as a rapid rushed ritual. It notes workers rush to eat within five minutes during a lunch hour, chasing meals with speed rather than savoring them. It laments how this habit weakens digestion and hints at a culture of haste and unhealthy eating.
Golfers Go to Richmond for Handicap Tourney
The Country club golf team traveled to Richmond this morning with players M. W. Townley C. Stanley F. L. Sattley W. Whittimore T. H. Spann E. M. Ogle E. E. Sloan and J. H. O Boyle. The monthly handicap tourney was held Saturday afternoon at the Highland club with upwards of 40 golfers expected to start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Richmond
M. W. Townley
C. Stanley
F. L. Sattley
W. Whittimore
T. H. Spann
E. M. Ogle
E. E. Sloan
J. H. O'’ Boyle
Highland Club
Edgs Aims 24 Hour Run To Break Auto Records
S F Edgs, English driver at Brooklands, began a 24 hour run Friday in a Napier car seeking to surpass Indianapolis marks. After 14 hours 4 minutes 15 seconds he reached 1000 miles, with about nine hours left to push beyond existing 800 mile and 24 hour records set by American drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Jap Clemens
Charles Merz
London
Brooklands Track
S. F. Edgs
Indianapolis
Edge
Resemblances in Adolescent Romance and Love
The excerpt critiques adolescent dislike and describes love as built from sociological material like admiration and failure. It quotes alienists classifying love as emotive delusion and related disorders, noting that aesthetic taste forms unconsciously across topics. It argues love seems incomplete without children and condemns women adopting male roles.
Baseball Figures and Feats Spark Team and Race Talk
Ager remains missing while Larry Lajoie battles bad luck with eight pitchers and three catchers. Fielder Jones seeks a Spencer deal from the St. Louis Browns as Cy Seymour tightens his slugger lead with two homers four triples and thirteen doubles. Chas W Oidrieve the water walker plans a cross channel attempt for ten thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cy Seymour
Giants
Blakers Seek Games With City Youth Teams
The Blakers baseball team requests matches with 16 and 11 year old city squads. Games arranged through Charlies Garvey in care of the sporting department at Sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blakers
Charlies Garvey
Care Sporting Department Sun
Inside Cleanse Ad Urges Cascarets for Health
City advertisements promote inner cleanliness and exercise to boost well being. It touts Cascarets as a safe nightly aid to digestion, claiming they mimic exercise and disinfect the digestive tract, with 10c, 25c, and 50c sizes from druggists and a distinctive long tailed C brand mark.
Vacate Alleys and Open Public Works Improvements Indianapolis
The Board of Public Works of Indianapolis announces hearings on vacating the first and second alleys north of Market Street and a sixteenth street alley, with remonstrances due by July 19 1907. It also details improvements on Fifteenth through Buckle Streets including paving grading and curbing per resolutions adopted June 21 1907 and sets July 8 1997 as a hearing date.
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Department OF Public Works
Board
Majestic Bldz
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Public Works
City of
Indiana
Market Street
Pine Street
Market
Pine Streets
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C. Trusler
Fred J. Mack
Majestic
Ashland Avenue
Bellefontaine Street
Sixteenth Street
Fred J.M. CK
Majestic Bldg
Fifteenth Street
Milburn Reet
Gent Street
Milburn Street
Ent Street
Seventeenth Street
Indiana Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Buckle Street
Thirtieth Street
Thirty-First Street
Department OF Public Work
First Alley
Alabama Street
Ratt Street
Tenth Street
Blake Street
Pratt Street
Office of the Board
Majestic Bidg
Union Street
Rock Street
Meridian Street
Rockstreet
Said Street
Said Alley
Raymond Street
Brown
Theo. Meyer
Glattfelder
Bertha
S. Meridian
Meridian-st
Cee Heiderich
Augusta Meyer
Heiderich
Au Meyer
Augus Meyer
Augusta
Meyer
Sportlets and Stat Lines Stir New York
Martin Sheridan, a New York cop, set a discus record with 136 feet 10 inches. A Gotham scribe questions endurance to beat Boston in 12 innings with three pitchers. Barney Dreyfuss offers to fund Bob Emsbie’s umpire pension. Doors from old box cars fence Venice ball park. Johannesburg reports 5000 bicycles bought in two weeks. Senator Jos W Bailey of Texas has 15 horses in training at Lexington. Col Webb Hayes uses a car to mow his lawn. Herr Rudolph Rathskeller von Hoel sketter alias Hostetter of St Louis not in a trade yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotham
Boston
New York
United States
Jos. W. Bailey
Texas
Lexington
Rudolph Rathskeller von Hoelsketter
Hostetter
St. Louis
Notices for liquor licenses in Indianapolis wards 13 and 14
Henry Meyer gives notice to Marion county authorities in Center township Indiana that he will seek a license at the August 1907 term to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises drinking, at a corner lot in Yandes subdivision, Ward 13, plus pool table. Thomas Glenn gives notice in Ward 14 that he will seek a license at the August 1907 term to sell liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises drinking, at 100 West Morris street, fronting Morris street, Center township, plus pool table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Township
Board of Commissioners
Marion County
Indiana
West Street
Weat Street
Vinton Street
Yandes
Outlet No. 129
Indianapolis
Vinton and Weat Streets
Henry Meyer
Board of County Commissioners
Morris Street
McCarty
Thomas
Glenn
Free Sun Want Ads for Room Rentals and Vacancies
The Sun offers free ten word want column ads for three days to publish vacant room rentals and other loose notices. Submit a brief notice. placement is printed at no charge. These columns invite readers to place short promotions in the next editions.
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the Sun
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Arvest Field
Collegians
Kan
Kansas Wheat Fields
Kansas Free Employment Bureau
Vest
Uncle Sam
and Agricultural Department
Jim
Lege President
STUD
Cupid
Clemens
MERZ
National Biscuit Company
Ager
Larry Lajoie
Fielder Jones
Catcher Spencer
St. Louis Browns
Chas. W. Oidrieve
English Channel
Sportlettes
Martin Sheridan
Barney Dreyfuss
Bob Emsbie
Venice
Ill
Johannesburg
South Africa
Col. Webb Hayes
Fremont, CO
Sr the Crown Chemical CO
Buffet Monument Place
Elmer Long
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