Indianapolis Sun 1909 June 30 notice data
The Indianapolis Sun edition from June 30, 1909 notes publication details and circulation verification. It lists addresses in Indianapolis for the Sun and foreign advertising agents in New York Chicago and St. Louis. It confirms post office entry as second class and includes association circulation certification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Ohio Street
Smith & Budd
Brunswick
Fifth Avenue
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Third National Bank
St. Louis
Post Ofice
Education: The First Duty of Government in Our Time
A civic editorial argues education as society’s core duty and urges readers to vote for capable, honest, and unselfish school board members. It stresses public schools as the gymnasiums of brains, warns against politics in schools, and calls for nonpartisan, results oriented leadership in Indianapolis education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Roussen
Emile
Aristotle
Pestalozzi
Gertrude
Froebel
Rosseau
Fourier
William T. Harris
Indianapolis
NTS FOR HOT WEATHER By Co. B
A humorous public health note advises against drinking to stay cool and explains safer practices in heat. It warns that exertion worsens heat and suggests dressing sensibly eating cold foods and sitting in shade. It jokily suggests staying cool by hiring a yacht and going north for three months.
Junk regulation upheld by supreme court in Indianapolis
The Indiana Supreme Court through Judge Montgomery affirms city power to license and regulate junk dealers, deeming regulation necessary to curb illegal trade. It holds licensing permits actions and requires reporting of purchases and 48 hour holding, aiming to recover stolen goods and deter fences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Supreme Court
Mongtomery
Judgs Montgomery
Mont- Romery
Montgomery
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Willie
Papa
Hawkins
Old Man
Ness
SOX
Jove
Percy
Ve.wivon
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