Used Cars and Personal Loans Ad Listing
Personal Loans from 10 to 300 dollars with $45 down and monthly balance offered by Central Sales Co. 8006 Central Ave. Various autos for sale including Ford, Chevrolet, Overland, Hupmobile with terms and open evenings. Also Household Finance Corp advertises loans no employer notice required and no fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NOT and Central Sales CO
Central Ave
Nas Veel
Central
SAI Co
Costin Ave
Han
Fase Heathie
Bintral Ave
Aiuertion
FORD
Deanla Aination
Virginia Drexel
Fatisler
Spain
Les AS
Fond Tons Oaks
Stone Chevrolet
Wash
Chevrolet Cou
Delaware
Evrolet
E. Wash
Haynes Schmidt, Inc
H. C
Ain Bob's Motor Service
Pennsylvania St. Main
Citizens Motor Car Coachard di Noyatore
Sherman Dr
Willys-Knige
Alompet
Borrowing In Emergencies Prefer Established Money Lenders
A reader favors borrowing only from firms that are long established in the community and not from friends relatives or employers. They’d pay a reasonable fee and avoid endorsements or obligations, suggesting Fidelity Loan Co. as a trusted option for emergency needs now or in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity Loan Co
Neighbors Celebrate End of Old Canby Farm Era
Woodside residents cheer the sale and development of the 160 acre Canby farm near Pleasant Run Blvd in Indianapolis. The land long resisted growth, now cleared for grading and street work as heirs, including Grafton Johnson and Mrs. Herman W. Rothe, prepare the tract for home building next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G
Woodside
Indianapolis
Canby Farm
New Pleasant Run
Keystone Aves
Grafton Johnson
Greenwood
Grafton Shubrick
Herman W. Rothe
Canby
Dead Man's Hole
Pleasant Run
Christmas Gift Drive Seeks Donors For Local Families
The Times Christmas department lists twenty eight families in need, urging readers to call The Times Santa Claus to receive names and addresses. The Family Welfare Society requests baskets of food clothing and toys for several families including a widow with young children and a one-armed man supporting a family, highlighting varied needs from clothing to medical and utility costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnnate
Times Christmas Department
Times
The
Christmas Clearing House
the Times
Family Welfare Society
Lincoln Loan Co Seeks Bid for Meyer-Kiser Bank Building
The Lincoln Loan Company located at 128 East Washington Street bids on the Meyer Kiser Bank building situated at 515 Meyer Kiser Bank Building, signaling a real estate transaction or loan commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Loan CO
Meyer-Kiser Bank
Washington St
Auction Sale Notices of Indianapolis Properties and Insurance Directors
The notice describes an auction for several dwelling houses in Indianapolis as part of park lands development. It lists property addresses on Wilson and Maxwell Streets, with details of frame dwellings, rooms, sheds, and rear outbuildings. It also references Directors and other business items for the Western Mutual Automobile Insurance Company in Kansas and related proxy filing deadlines.
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Stewart St
House O. Iy
Kepler Hird
T. H
Aves
Ory Meloicken
Nuat
We Wretern Automobile Insurance Company
Kansas
Frank M Hoy
Saurie
Dee
Sapo
Anapolis
Tess
Park
Ocean
le Teedler
God Ah Uy Orga
General Ordi
Ycommon Coff No
Indianapolis
Wilson i
Wilson St
Wilson ‘St
Wils
Maxwell Si
Maxwell St
Dweli Vas
Rome
Biory
Axwell St. St
Gia Sig Ma
Siaewell St
Ies Roe
Syed
Tissory
Christmas aid urged for a bedridden elder couple
A Family Welfare Society appeal requests help for a paralyzed elderly woman confined to bed and her husband who cooks, plus a relative assisting with chores. They seek a bed jacket, slippers, sheets, bed clothing, Christmas delicacies, a gift for the old man, and a cheerful Christmas visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Family Welfare Society
Evansville College Considers Extended Education Plan
Evansville College trustees discuss extending the engineering department past time education to include liberal arts students. President Alfred F. Hughes says the system would create more opportunities for poor students. Prof. Max Robinson notes success among engineering students as the plan unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bu_United
Evansville
Ind
Evansville College
Alfred F. Hughes
Hughes
Max Robinson
Radio Fire Burns Local Man In Basement Incident
Lyman Liston age 65 of Buckle Street was treated at the city hospital for burned hands after placing radio parts on a furnace to dry. Firemen rescued him from the basement after a fire started by the practice. Damage described as small. Police also reported eleven men held on gaming charges following two raids at addresses on Illinois Street Mill Street and Woodruff Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Liston
Buckle St
City Hospital
Liston
Amy Lane
East Drive
Woodruff Place
Woman 22 Is In Serious Condition After Poison Attempt
Miss Louise Hines of 516 Chesapeake Street is in serious condition at city hospital. Police report she drank poison but refuse to give a reason for her act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Hines
Chesapeake St
City Hospital
Indiana Pays 38 Million Federal Taxes in 1925
Indiana paid 38,446,429 in Federal taxes for the year ended June 30, 1925, twelfth highest among states, down from 45,767,607 the prior year. Total U. S. taxes amounted to 2,584,140,268, with income taxes at 1,761,659,049 and other taxes 822,481,218. Tobacco led commodities with 345,247,210. New York paid the most tax nationally. Prohibition agents made 62,747 arrests and seized 6,089 autos and 182 boats valued at 3,283,000. convictions totaled 39,829 with 4,569 years’ sentences and 7,706,864 in fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe B. Fleming
Times
Washington
Indiana
Internal Revenue
Blair
New York
House Aircraft Committee urges national defense overhaul
The House Aircraft Committee reports the United States ranks only third in air strength and calls for a broad defense reorganization and tighter government civilian aviation cooperation. It favors creating a national defense department to unify command, cut costs, reduce interservice friction, and standardize pay and retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
United States
House Aircraft Committee
House Committee
Department of National Defense
Clerks elect Willis president of local post office union
P. C. clerks elected Frank Willis as president of local No. 130, National Federation for Post Office Clerks, at a Saturday night meeting. Other officers chosen include Arthur Haught as first vice president Joseph R. Ford as second vice president Walter A. Summa as secretary John Sharp as treasurer Ralph Wedeman as financial secretary and H. P. Maloney as sergeant at arms. Trustees named were Bryan Lindley Elmer Tucker Herman Kattler and Avery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Willis
National Federation For
Arthur Haught
Joseph R. Ford
Walter A. Summa
John Sharp
Ralph Wedeman
H. P. Maloney
Bryan Lindley
Ellmer Tucker
Herman Kattler
Avery
Lichens: Fungi and Algae in Symbiotic Plant Life
Read about lichens as a mutualistic partnership between fungi and algae. The text explains their unique propagation by soredia, role in soil formation on bare rocks, and habitat in extreme environments, noting uses by reindeer and humans.
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Malgy
Peer
Flanner & Buchanan
Lola Walker
Central Apt
R. Lincoln
J. R. Greenwood
Broad Ripple
Billy. Lane
Holliday
Kelly
Umbreleas
Tilinvis St
Georgia
Vermont
Boothe Fishery
George
Davidson RI
Cecyl
Reward
Tri-City
Tam Harris
Indiana Ave
Calvin
CTC Realty Ry CO
N. Dela
St. Lincoln
FEY
Bel
College Ave
Davidson
Webster
J. ‘Dugend
Eve
Edison
McCullough
OIS
Dumsee Sarge
Laurel
Minnesota
Cire
Civic Realty CO
Laware St
Lincoln
T ‘An
York
Ray ST
St, Paul
Nice Cotta
27Th ST
E. J. McCracken
Yandees
N. Walcott
C. L. Michael
Pietcher Trust
COLO
W. Micheee Giselline
Dunlop & Holtegel
L. Michael
Fletcher Trust
Riley
Fifteenth St
Call Rand
Ken" Badr
Rexel
O Ee Rive
Sre
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Rath
Anc
Maple Rd
Delaware Ge
Delaware St
Prospect St
Sustedian
Lincoln Gage
H. J. Woodsmall & Co., Inc
Brookside Ave
Twenty-Eighth St
Meridian
Lapoe Court
N. Wallace
Floyd Peterman
Edgewood
Crask
Southport
New Butler
C. J. Osborn
Drexel
Davenport
North
Jeter
Irv
Wooreman Rug Company Ash
MR. Pugh
American Ve Co
McCarty
Mclowall County
Virginia
Knox County
Indianapolis Coal Company
W. Va
McDowell County
A. Sp
Nagelson Coal CO
E. St. Clair
Wonder
Sullivan County
Glendora
Ares
Banawha
Dan Rianiuon
Best Vermilion Co
BEOV
Roache ST
Fed. Ip
Ove
Ocahontas Ro
Illinois
FED
Coal CO
Allied Coal and Material CO
Old Hickory
Leon
Tlinois Mine Run Dist
Eagle
West Virginia
McDowall
Knox
County
White River Coal
West St. Main
Mike Wnowitz
Brazil
Salvation Army Industrial Home
Riley Gary SS
Superior Cleaners
Tuttledge
Stann
Aorthwestern
Randolph
John P. Fitzgerald
Alabama St
Herne
Apapatari Co
Capitol Ave
Ro— SK
Neal Holya
Rees Moto
Pennsylvania
EVROL
Chevrolet Pa
Marion
Guy Long
Teds Sera Co
Eriaian
Y Bee Ge Wolf Auto Co
Ng St
Dugbhoete Ford
Swisshelm & Warker
Sapar al G
Auto Loan CO. Sehett
Worth St .Lincoln
Household Finance Corporation
Kresge
Sts
Capitol Loan CO
Lae Weshingte Se
Indorse
W. A. Thomas
Mer
E. Market Street Room
Lemcke Building
Ee Pie
Consolidated Anl
Uncle Sam
Nation
P. C. Clerks
Tient
Compton
Iceland
Compton’s
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