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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1909
Page
11
Roanoke Indiana May 10 George Gundy kept egg records from January to April and found his ninety Rhode Island hens produced 206 in January 608 in February 1167 in March and 1253 in April totaling 269 dozen for four months while many hens hatched chicks. PROGRESSION IS ART
In Coal City Ind on May 10 John Selvy, 23, was arrested and tried before Justice Riley after allegedly running over two girls, Fanny Bady and Mary Day Huff, on a public road as they walked home from a church meeting. The victims testified they tried to dodge the buggy. Selvy was fined $11.80.
The Grand Hotel at Maryland and South Illinois Streets, a leading state hotel, has undergone a complete top to bottom remodel costing 40000 dollars to stay current. W E Bayfield the president treasurer and general manager is famed as a welcoming host for travelers.
Dr Albert A Hill of Indianapolis filed a claim against the Delos H Thompson estate for 7249 dollars for medical services. The oath states six visits to Mr Thompson at 100 dollars each.
The Capital Brewing Co. founded August 5, 19M celebrates a strong first year with output up 12,000 barrels and introduces a nonalcoholic Dry Beer to meet dry county revenue bans. Leaders Krauss Giesen Jose steer expanding enterprise through a period of temperance pressure.
The article notes demands for a story building and prison cell house addition, with maintenance costing $115 per capita annually. The prison earns about $70,000 yearly, employing 66 prisoners who produce binder-twine, a product said to have driven down the price of hinder twine in Anghiee.
Noah Amick, an Indiana farmer, had his arm broken when a loose horse kicked the one he was leading to water. The accident occurred as he guided the animal toward the watering point.
Edward Mahaffey found a fine gold watch while mowing the yard at his Marion home. He offers to return it to the owner who can describe it and prove possession, hoping to locate the rightful owner.
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