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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1926

Page

9

Abolishment of Poor Houses Sought by Indiana Eagles

The Fraternal Order of Eagles of Indiana backs a bill to abolish county poor houses and replace with a pension system. Otto P. Deluse leads 13 district chairmen in urging immediate passage, citing $36.38 per capita monthly costs vs proposed $25. The report notes state pension adoptions and high senior inmate ages with 1923 death stats.

Old Age Pension Commission Order of Eagles of Indiana Otto P. Deluse

Campaign to educate taxpayers on state survey drives reform

A meeting discussed a taxpayer trust barrier and approved an education campaign. The plan cites a system that cut per capita costs to 17 dollars monthly in Nevada and Montana, with attendees including Otto P Deluse John H Moeller Vernon Miers F J Mallett Edward Elsner Fred C Dilley Paul Benson Pierce Cummings William A Faust Ray Brock Chas Vaughan Walter Clossop J W Eggeman Robert Proctor Louis Schwartz John Faulkner Joel Meassick John Hutchinson J B Bryan and others. A stray note ends with a derailed cow causing three last cars of a passenger train to derail en route to Vancouver.

Otto P. Deluse Indianapolis John H. Moeller Vernon Hon R. W. Miers Bloomington F. J. Mallett New Albany Edward P. Elsner Seymour Dr Fred C. Dilley Brazil Paul R. Benson Newcastle Louis C. Schwartz John B. Faulkner Michigan City Joel Meassick Marion John Hutchinson Fontanet J. B. Bryan Evansville Vancouver

Husky Promises Relief for Digestive Ailments

Indianapolis sufferers learn the truth of Husky as a remedy for stomach liver kidney and bowel trouble headaches and nervous unrest. Mrs Flynn of 1049 S Delaware St testifies Husky relieved indigestion gas and constipation and strengthened her nervous system as she continues using the medicine.

Husky Flynn

You Have The Chance It Is Up To You

An advertisement promises relief for anyone suffering, claiming the medicine does more than stated and can provide significant aid to those seeking help. It emphasizes personal choice and urges turning to the product for true relief.

Husky Medicine Advertises Relief at Haag Stores

Indianapolis readers are urged to visit Haag's Store at 114 N Pennsylvania St to learn how Husky medicine helps those suffering. The ad claims Husky aids thousands locally and notes Haag Stores along with other reliable pharmacies distribute the product.

Husky Haag Pennsylvania St

Home made Pinex cough syrup offers cheap relief

A DIY cough syrup uses 2% ounces of Pinex mixed with plain sugar syrup or honey to make a pint. Marketed as more effective than store brands, it aims to ease phlegm, tickling throat, and bronchial irritation quickly. The ad promises immediate relief, aids bronchitis and hoarseness, and guarantees satisfaction or money back from The Pinex Co.

The Pinex Co Ft. Wayne, Ind

McNary Haugen Farm Relief Plan Opposed by Indiana Farmers

Indiana farmers oppose the McNary Haugen farm relief plan in a Farm Journal straw poll. Of 2554 Hoosier voters, 2091 rejected the plan while 463 favored it, contrasting with strong support in Minnesota and North Dakota. The Journal cited William H Settle of the Indiana Farm Bureau Federation disputing the poll.

Indiana Farm Journal Spencer Ind

Initiation of the Forty and Eight To Be Held Saturday

Wrecks of the Forty and Eight to stage initiation at 4 30 p m Saturday at the Hoosier Athletic Club Ben A Wieneke cor respondent announced today Dinner and election of officers will follow The event is announced by the American Legion fun making society and warns attendees to beware of passengers involved

American Legion Hoosier Athletic Club Ben A. Wieneke

Zimmer Truss Expert Also Runs Oyster House in Indianapolis

H E Zimmer of 413 Meyer Kiser Building is a veteran truss fitter with thirty six years of study and practice. He specializes in truss fitting and offers surgical instruments elastic stockings and abdominal supporters. He also operates an oyster house at the Ohio street address noting oysters' digestion aiding qualities and nutrient content.

H. E. Zimmer Meyer-Kiser Indianapolis Zimmer

Oysters Featured By Philadelphia Oyster House

The article notes oysters as a fine food and cites J. W. Everingham of the Philadelphia Oyster House at 105 E Ohio St as stressing proper preparation to enhance the mollusk’s appeal. It highlights evolving tastes and seasonal changes in diet trends.

Ohio Street Everingham J. W. Everingham Philadelphia Ohio St Philadelphia Oyster House Shell Oysters E. Ohio

Fast express service gains traction for merchants

A report by R. D. Adkins shows October through the Union Traction lines handled 720 140 pounds of freight at the Tractional Terminal express office in Indianapolis, marking an increase in tonnage for shippers and merchants.

Union Traction Lines R. D. Adkins Tractional Terminal Indianapolis Union Traction

Births at St. Vincent Hospital and Nearby Homes

Birth announcements list numerous couples and newborn boys and girls associated with St. Vincent Hospital and surrounding addresses. Names include Esther Coon, pitevorgo, Elizabeth Stofty, Daisy Lindamood, Amelia Taylorr, Mabel Mitchell, Maud Shaw, Florence Jackson, Maud Shaw, Leo Landwerlen, Jeanette Villa, Lenora Gerth, Marguerite Schneider, Harry Mayer, Robert Witherspoon, Arthur Slinger, Katherine Hunt, Elsie Smith, Arletta Brame, John Lock, Herman Adam, Marjorie Wildridge, and others tied to St. Vincent Hospital or nearby residences.

Amelia Plummer Leo Clara Landwerlen St. Vincent Hospital James and Jeanette Villa Rebert Lenora Gerth Vincent Marguerite Schneider Harry and Charlotte Mayer Robert and Floss Tare Elsie Smith Bellson- Frank Arletta Brame Fayette John Julia Lock South Sam

Tonnage Totals Rise for 1925 26 Freight Service Growth

October 1925 tonnage exceeds 260000 pounds. Ten month period 1926 shows over 1500000 pounds more than 1925. Union Traction Merchants Despatch ships by passenger trains to many Indiana and Ohio points within 1 6 hours. Rates near regular freight and service praised. Plans consider expanding Indianapolis facilities. A London East End yard features lions tigers and snakes trade.

Union Traction Merchants Indianapolis Consignees Anderson Muncie Kokomo Logansport Peru Wabash Marion Ft. Wayne Lima Ohio Kendalville Waterloo Goshen Warsaw Portland Bluffton Union City Newcastle Union Traction

Obituaries and Death Notices From Local Hospital

A list of death notices and brief patient details including Agnes, Eva Grubbs, Alison Stuart, Charlee A, Kenneth Phillips, and others. Locations include N Capitol, N Liber, Twenty Fifth, Fayette, Almont, and St. Vincent Hospital with mentions of conditions such as pneumonia, carnial dustation, and inanition.

Ay Orm Agnes Eva Grubbs N. Capitol Alison Stuart Kenneth Phillips Cleary St. Vincent Frigerick Wittttos Fayette Regur Pugue Manson Almont Tosis Lay Susan Reming Ci N. Dela al Wd Alny Oun Lindamood Bt. Vincent Hospital

Building Permits Listed For City Dwellings and Garages

The record lists building permits including a garage for 419 N. Chester and a dwelling at 727 S. Emerson. Also noted are enclosures and closures at 2306 N. Flood, a residence at 3142 Hovey, and a dwelling at 1321 N. Riley. Other names include W F Maisell and A Morrow with various projects.

W.F. Maisell Jackson N. Chester A. Morrow Emerson Lockhard Hovey Coma Cooley N. Riley

Advent of Winter Boosts Help From Capitol Loan

Capitol Loan Company manager L. L. Bishop says winter hardships let the firm aid many families. The lender offers financial help to responsible borrowers to keep credit intact, refinancing heavy automobile loans and lowering payments to cover other bills.

Capitol Loan Company L. L. Bishop Biship

Also Mentioned on This Page

Pag Bertha Eagles Lodge Deluse Nevada Montana Wisconsin Alaska Pennsylvania Washington California Frank E. Hering South Bend National Commission On Old Age Pensions For Eagles Freckles Outline Education Campaign Wala NEA Service, Inc A. G. Payne Haag’s Times the Times Dit McNary-Haugen Lam Shippers Secur Fueni LEGAL Capitol Loan CO MIN E Washington &T H. A. Shane City Trust Capital Auto Heaters Habig Mfg. CO Meridian ST Lincoln Tristate Employment Service National City Bank Meyer-Kiser Bank Diamonds Salance DEE Jewelry CO M. Fi Oclarpoe Indiana Tire Sales CO Capitol Ave Riley Indiana National Bank Auto Tops Kentucky Ave. Vul. Co Kentucky Ave Union National Lav. & Loan Assn A-1 Letter Shop, Inc Lemcke Joseph Gardner Jessup & Antrim Ice Cream CO East End London Quigley-Hyland Agency Guaranty Kenwood Capitol Auto Parts and Tire CO North Illinois Bogue Institute For Stammerers Minnels Indiananolia Continental Bank Pioneer Distributing Co John T W. Waah, Bt K Co. MA Walter T. Blasengym Shelby Drexel T. N. T. Exterminating Co J. W. McMillen, Mer American Const. CO. Contractors Georgia E. M. Ryan D. C M. C. Fountain Square Fountain Square Virginia Ave Dbexel J. O. Wilson Prospect Street Lily Cup and Specialty CO Maryland St Indianapolis Glass CO V. 5 Company Credit Skoun Oe Tae S. Cohn & Son Vermont St. Main Eee W. Wanh. St Circle Pilgrim Laundry Winona Service Co Fort Wayne Decatur Auburn Kendallville Main American Paper Stock Company S. Alabama St H Storage Company Forwarding Distributing Hed DON Herr Garage Maryland the Peoples Motor Coach Co A. Smith Bowman Pres
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