Farm Conference Opens at Purdue in Lafayette
United Press dispatch from Lafayette Indiana reports the State Farm Conference at Purdue University opened with about two thousand in attendance. Purdue President Elliott welcomed delegates and Deam Skinner presided at the first session. G I Christie urged a definite program as sectional meetings begin Tuesday and run through Friday with home economics speakers and several hundred women expected.
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United Presse Lafayette
Ind
Purdue University Department of Agriculture
Elliott
Purdue
Deam Skinner
School of Agriculture
G. I. Christie
Agricultural Extension Department
Oscar M. Pittinger
Indianapolis
Oyster poisoning proves fatal for mill worker John Farmer
Oysters proved fatal for John Farmer a mill worker in a local case. Investigators report seafood-related illness led to his death with authorities noting the incident is under review.
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John Farmer
Court changes urged in Evansville two bills draft
Judge Elmer Q. Lockyear of Probate and Juvenile Court drafts two bills for the legislature. The measures seek to give juvenile courts power to impose definite terms in sentencing delinquent and incorrigible youths to state reformatories and to modify commitments for insane feeble minded and epileptics to state institutions for treatment.
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Spectal
Evansville
Ind
Elmer Q. Lockyear
Probate
Lockyear
Hoosier Briefs Highlight Local Appointments and Notes
Indiana briefs report I G Wilson of Logansport finding a live opossum in his store and a new gym and school room funded by a $57,000 bond in Tipton. County Agent H E Abbott cites Roy Knox with a hen laying 317 eggs last year, while police chief Walter Durell bans punch boards. Rev Leroy Sargent will pastor Newcastle First Christian Church succeeding Rev Gilbert Fern. Charles D Colter and R J Harting back a fund to buy radio sets for blind citizens. Earl Bragg new head of Upland Masonic Lodge. Crystal Parks named technician at Blackford County Hospital Hartford City. Eugene Yergin chairs Newcastle Democratic committee. Northern Indiana Gas interconnects with Indiana Electric at Dresser near Terre Haute. Joseph Lawson wins fiddlers contest at Greencastle. Marion Kiwanis subscribes $2,000 to Riley Memorial Hospital. West S Ward Dents at Fairmount sell seeds to buy playground equipment.
Veterinarians Help Sick Pets With 30 Years Service
Drs. E. T. and L. B. Davis, father and son, run a thirty year practice specializing in dog and cat diseases and skin disorders. They answer calls day or night, provide up to date treatments, operate a special ambulance, perform delicate surgery, and board animals in sanitary kennels.
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Indiana Veterinary College
Dry Gleaning 5 Done Dependably Dry Gleaning 5 Done Dependably
Started in 1916 with D Hollander and E Hollander of Hollander Garment Cleaners at 1026 Virginia Ave. Seven employees handle expert cleaning and dyeing with in house pleating equipment. The firm emphasizes customer satisfaction and view dry cleaning as essential to public health.
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D. Hollander
E. Hollander
Hollander Garment Cleaners
Virginia Avs
Hollander
Business Beginnings and Enduring Partnerships
A company reflects on its early days noting steady growth and loyalty. The speaker emphasizes dependable work and pride that colleagues who joined in the first six months remain with the firm.
Sanitary Washed Wiper Firm Expands in Indianapolis
L M Gross sole proprietor owns the Sanitary Washed Wiper Company at 807 809 S Delaware St. The business washes old cloths to supply automobile plants and factories with clean wipers using three washing machines three extractors and three dryers. Originator of the Sanitary Washed Wiper trade in Indianapolis with 20 000 square feet on three floors five employees since 1912.
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S. Delaware St
Sterling Make
L. M. Gross
Meridian St
Indianapolis
Blue Sky Bill To Be Studied At Indiana Meeting
Indiana Commercial Secretaries Association mid year meeting in Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce will study a blue sky bill with teeth and several other bills. H B Bodine president chairs, W H Arnett Kokomo leads legislative committee, with Indianapolis Chamber host John B Reynolds and state commerce leaders overseeing arrangements. The American drug trade reached 800 million dollars in 1924.
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Indiana Commercial Secretaries Association
Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce
H. B H. Bodine
W. H. Arnett
Kokomo
John B. Reynolds
W. H. Howard
Board of Trade
George H. Mosser
State Chamber of Commerce
Garment Concern Oldest in City
The H. L. Sanders Company at 218 Indiana Ave. is among the oldest garment manufacturers in the state. For 35 years it has produced uniforms and costumes for dentists, jackets, surgeons robes, nurses costumes, waiters, cooks, maids, barbers, and butchers. Each employee is a specialist and every garment is quality checked before leaving. Up-to-date machinery and a focus on customer satisfaction mark the firm’s operation.
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Indianapolis
H. L. Sanders Company
Indiana Ave
Studies Tastes of Customers at English Hotel Cafeteria
A. H. Faris, proprietor, says his cafe remains steady despite a general low mood. He credits managers who read customer tastes from careful study, noting that people must eat and choice is guided by perceptive leadership.
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A. H. Faris
Faris
Satisfaction as the key to Faris success at English Cafeteria
The remarks suggest that customer satisfaction drives patronage at the English Cafeteria. The speaker notes people will choose a place where they feel well served and attended to, implying high service standards as the restaurant's secret to success.
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Faris
Battery maker shifts gears for racing year
L. L. Corum of the Indianapolis Battery Company, winner of the 1924 race, plans to drive again in 1925. His shop at 901 N. Illinois St. builds batteries for automobiles and radio sets, started in July and growing on Corum’s mechanical skill.
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Illinois St
L. L. Corum
Indianapolis Battery Company
Repair Work Specialty In Business for Your Health
A brief note highlights a repair work specialty titled In Business for Your Health with contact or location hints at 7077 8318 EB and TENTH 8ST suggesting a business card style entry.
Davis Veterinary Hospital opens new skin care unit
A local veterinary facility Davis Veterinary Hospital announces expanded services including acute and chronic skin care. The hospital provides day and night ambulance service and reports a trained attendant in charge at all times.
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Davis Veterin Binary Hospital
Te Nassere Eee
Ron Bagg
Rperations
Sand
A'l Times
Indianapolis Delegates Attend Major Jewish Convention
Representatives from Indianapolis Hebrew organizations will join the twenty sixth biennial convention of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations National Federation of Temple Sisterhoods and National Federation of Temple Brotherhoods in St. Louis January 18 to 22. Delegates include Mrs Isaac Borh Mrs Goldsmith Mrs Farry Jacobs Frances Mazur Miss Eisie Solomon Rabbi M M Feuerlicht Ralph Bamberger Adolph Riccard Louis J Borinstein G A Efroymson Isidore Feibleman Albert S Goldstein I F Kahn J J Kiser Sol S Kiser Sol Schloss and Isaac Pinkus.
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Indianapolis
Union of American Hebrew Congregations
National Federation of Temple Sisterhoods
National Federation of Temple Brotherhoods
St. Louis
Will Be
Isaac Borh
Goldsmith
Farry Jacobs
Frances Mazur
Eisie Solomon
Rabbi M. M. Feuerlicht
Ralph Bamberger
Adolph Riccard
Louis ~ J. Borinstein
G. A. Efroymson
Isidore Feibleman
Albert S. Goldstein
I. F. Kahn
J. J. Kiser
Sol S. Kiser
Sol Schloss
Isaac Pinkus
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Godfrey D. Yaeger
Continental Bank
Henry Mage & Co
Philadelphia
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Pioneer Distributing Co
S. Capital Ave
Richard A. Kurtz
Foreign Dept
the Union Trust Co
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Spink-Arms Hotel
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