Howling Dogs Disturb Sleep of Neighbors
Neighbors report persistent dog noise leading to disturbances at night. Authorities investigated but details remain limited.
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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1925
Page
8
Neighbors report persistent dog noise leading to disturbances at night. Authorities investigated but details remain limited.
A reader column by The Indiana Times features Mr Fixit addressing residents woes. Complaints include noisy dogs on Asbury Street calls for investigation and unsafe school routes for white children near West and Washington Streets.
Ten auto drivers were arrested Monday night in a joint operation by city and State police and the sheriff. Charged were Charles Jones 22 speeding and driving with an open muffler Edward Miller 19 George Salman 23 Orville Pittert 22 Harry Winchester 21 speeding Charles Watermire 44 and Rex Lebraise 42 driving while intoxicated Lebraise also charged with driving on the left side of the street Three motorists were cited for violating auto license registration law.
Robert J Meyers of Indianapolis says Todd's Tonic cured his stomach trouble and indigestion and eased nervousness. He reports better sleep, a coated tongue gone, five pounds gained, and a strengthened system after using the tonic. The product is described as wine flavored and pleasant to take and is sold widely.
An Indianapolis advertisement promotes Haag's Cut Price Drug Stores and other drug stores in the area. It instructs readers to write Haag Pug Co. in Indianapolis and pay the postman one dollar for Todd's Tonic delivered to the door.
Lyden, 58, says his car Betsy has traveled nearly every state except Maine Vermont and New Hampshire and has visited Mexico and Canada. He used the car for insurance work in Idaho Oregon Washington and California and reports no crashes except a parked incident with a backing truck.
B L Lyden of Oklawaha Florida claims his four wheel traveler Betsy has logged about 824000 miles since 1911. He says thirteen continent crossings and six and a half round trips completed with the original engine block crankshaft radiator front axle and frame through many replacements.
Dense smoke filled a local theater in La Porte Indiana during a movie thriller as vent fans on the sidewalls burned out. Patrons rushed to exits and employees restored order after the fan motor overheated and smoke spread.
Michigan City police attempt to expand a display of captured German arms by collecting more pieces. A German minenwerfer shell has already arrived, with officials seeking additional relics for public decoration.
Beech Grove officials face a reconstruction period after two board members resign. Willard Ticen, the sole remaining member, served notice of vacancies and scheduled a two stage adjournment to appoint the missing colleagues, with a third appointment planned within five days.
Organization of the Ohio Valley Coal Company with 100000 capital stock was completed Monday. Directors include Frederic M. Ayres Clarence Stanley V C Kendall Samuel Ashby D H Stout S A Stout and T C Mullins all of Indianapolis. The company plans to acquire coal properties in Ohio valley states.
Richard Lieber director of the department of conservation travels to Lincoln City to settle a row over using the Nancy Hanks Lincoln gravesite as a picnic area. Lieber denounces the idea arguing graves should not be casual picnic ground. He also had previously prohibited automobile use in the park.
By United Presa Delphi Ind August 11 funeral services will be held here Wednesday for Jacob Fisher 91 one of Carroll County s oldest residents. Fisher was the inventor of shany farm machinery improvements.
Mrs. J. W. Lashbrook 45 of 849 ER St. Clair Sti. was injured and brought home Monday after being struck by a College Ave street car at Walnut and Liberty Streets police say. Motorman William M. Linville 910 Highland Ave. was charged with assault and battery. Alvah J. Rucker 31 E Thirty-Sixth St. struck a motorcycle on State Rd. 1 injuring Richard Brunner and Frances Brunner. Leonard Lawrence Plymouth Ind. hit a parked car owned by Rudolph Gastorf 1588 Asbury St. at Oriental St. and the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Rumors swirl as Shank hints at a 1928 mayoral bid after a four year break. The former candidate keeps mum but signals possible entry while he leads the Shank Fireproof Storage Company as president and considers vaudeville plans.
Miss Alice Huff aged 68 of Chalmers died in a Lafayette hospital after paraffin used in jelly making ignited her clothing. The fire occurred Monday night and was reported by United Press.
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