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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1925
Page
14
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The article notes limited built in options in dining rooms yet highlights china cabinets tucked under windows, recessed buffets, arch top openings, and French doors opening to terraces. It suggests sunroom conversions with casement windows and a tile floor, walnut furniture, and Crop-leaf tables to blend living and dining spaces.
Special trains are scheduled to convey Indiana members of the Grand Army of the Republic to the ninth national encampment at Grand Rapids Michigan the week of August 30. Through-services between Indianapolis and Grand Rapids via Monon railroad offer reduced fares. headquarters train leaves Indianapolis August 30 at 6 p m arrival Grand Rapids 8 p m.
The agency announces reduced fares for eight residents living in the south who wish to travel from Indianapolis.
The article urges buying from a dependable lumber company as wood grain shows flaws in modern stained finishes. It highlights Speedway Lumber Company near Indianapolis as a supplier of quality interior and exterior lumber for homes of any size, noting built-in features enhance any house.
Governor Jackson returned to his office after a three day trip through southern Indiana with the State highway commission. He expressed strong approval of the plan to improve the region's road system and spoke at several stops during the tour.
Paris announces that France will evacuate the Ruhr completely by month’s end. Evacuations are already underway and some troops are being redirected to the Rif War theater from occupation forces.
A well built and attractive double house completed at Fifty Third St and College Ave by the Columbia Securities Company, 152 N Delaware St Location. Exterior design and arrangement add to attractiveness with privacy and a double terrace lawn. The house features white siding with rough stucco, buff brick porch balustrade, red tile roof, double French doors, wide fireplace, cream walls with mahogany trim, and modern kitchen with Pullman cabinets. Six rooms across two floors include three bedrooms and a tile bath with modern fixtures. Ryholt furnaces and Art W Fleck design. For sale by A Edward Mantel.
A historical notice praises electricity from the Indianapolis Light and Heat Company. It extols labor savings and home comfort compared with candles and coal ranges, noting electric lighting, washing machines, and electric stoves as essential modern conveniences. The piece mentions outside-city living with electric water pumps and affordable service.
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