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Small classified note lists rooms for rent and houses for rent along with misc sale items and an expert service ad. Contains contact style lines and telephone reference 6783 for Amos or related service.
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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1930
Page
3
Small classified note lists rooms for rent and houses for rent along with misc sale items and an expert service ad. Contains contact style lines and telephone reference 6783 for Amos or related service.
The Paris Dressmakers Syndicate today dropped damage suits against Miss Ida Helen Oliver of Chicago and Mrs. Caroline Davis of New Orleans linked to alleged copying of French fashion house styles. The group urged deportation of guilty foreigners. United Press report from Chicago Aug 11. Pilot Edward B. Twells, 24, applied for Caterpillar Club after a 1500 foot parachute jump. his craft caught fire but he was unhurt.
Indiana Board of Trustees invites sealed bids by Aug 29 1930 for a turbo generator set and foundation for the Central State Hospital Indianapolis with drawings available Aug 6 1930. Proposals require Form 96 A and a 5 percent certified check, with bid acceptance up to eight days after opening. Also auctioning a 1925 Ford Tourine at 9 am Aug 25 1930 to cover $35 storage charges.
Death notices list multiple individuals with residences and funeral details including John Bane of Rockford Illinois at 1727 Bellefon taine Street, Widower of Sarah Jane Bane and father figures, plus John W Donovan and Martha Luella Noe with funeral arrangements. Also mentions Elizabeth and Alice Noe and Mary Agnes Shareless among others with service times and burial details. notices from Rockford area papers requested.
Young men aged 31 to 40 with neat appearance needed to fill sale department vacancies at two leading department stores. Eight-hour day. Apply Tuesday at 10 A M sharp. No other times.
Dense classified column shows job leads for insurance sales and general agents, plus numerous room for rent notices across multiple neighborhoods. Listings include pay promises, apartment shares, private homes near car lines, and a variety of rooming options with utilities and meals optional. Entities include H. R. Beatie Riwe, Sper Paramo Employment Agency, Continental Bank Building, and Times Box B-136, with locations in Indiana and Ohio areas referenced.
A large sale of mixed consignments includes furniture, kitchenware, sewing machines, jewelry and baby items. Inspection is August 13 from 8am to 4:30pm with sale starting 9:30am. items include a wide range of tools, appliances, clothes and miscellaneous goods.
Local ads promote used cars from multiple brands including Ford Chevrolets Essex Hudsons Pontiacs Whippets Buicks Studebakers and more. Deals feature low down payments and extended terms with notable listings for 1927 1928 1929 models and classic sedans at bargain prices.
The teletypesetter device for electric type setting at distance has been applied successfully by Westchester County Publishers Inc. The system, developed with Gannett and Kleinschmidt, transmits news via telegraph to distant offices in Yonkers Mt. Vernon New Rochelle Port Chester Tarrytown Ossining and White Plains. It speeds news assembly beyond current fastest methods.
Funeral rites for James M Broucher 68 who died Saturday at his home 708 East Fifty first street were to be held in Columbus Ohio this afternoon Broucher came to Indianapolis fifteen years ago with his family He was a member of the Murat temple and of the F and A M He is survived by his widow two daughters Miss Isabelle Broucher and Mrs Dwight McFadden a son Thomas Broucher and a sister Miss Mary Broucher of Columbus
Sir Thomas Lipton sails from Southampton aboard the Leviathan toward New York and to defend the American cup with Shamrock V. He says prospects of success are better than ever and notes the mug has been away seventy nine years. He is ill but improving and in good condition.
Storm from the north reaches Louisville and stretches to Lexington, uprooting trees and tearing roofs as an eighty mile per hour wind and electrical disturbances disrupt communications. The event caused about a quarter million dollars in damage but ended a long heat wave.
Helen Kane, originator of the line Boop-boop-a-doop, explains the phrase means nothing and ties to her rise to fame after singing vo do-do-deo-do. The remark sits in a Chicago feature dated August 11.
The police chief announced a city wide Auto Inspection Week starting August 18. Brakes headlights wheel alignment windshields and license plates will be checked in a safety lane with help from the Hoosier Motor Club and WKBF radio station. Daily talks will urge motorists to use the lane at 12 30 and 6 p m from breakfast time. The lane operates 7 30 a m to 5 p m. Later the death of Maria J. Davis mother of Governor Dwight F. Davis is reported in St Louis.
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