Milk firm celebrates rapid growth at Riverside Park
The East End Milk Company marked its eight year rise since 1918 with a picnic for customers, employees, and farmers after a downtown parade. Starting with three wagons, the firm now operates forty six delivery wagons and distributes about 6000 gallons of milk. Officers listed are Ray A. Bulstra president, George W. Madinger vice president, and Walter Forsell secretary treasurer.
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East End
Riverside Park
Ray A. Bulstra
George W. Madinger
Walter Forsell
Million Dollars Didn’t Buy Mug for Penn State
Washington report profiles William S. Vare as a long time U S House member and Pennsylvania political boss who secured the Republican nomination for the Senate. It notes his inconspicuous record on appropriations, his Philadelphia ward leadership, and a platform favoring limited Volstead enforcement with civil rights respected. The piece traces his rise from vegetable seller to street cleaning contracts and ward to state politics.
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Aia
Pennsylvania
United States
William S. Vare
Vare
House of Representatives
Philadelphia
Vares
George
Bill
Boies Penrose
Mellon
W. L. Mellon
Ware
South Side
Neck
County School Fund Reported At 104972.63
County Auditor Harry Dunn announced the total in the county school fund as 104972.63 and said the report will go to State Superintendent Henry N. Sherwood. The fund is held in trust for the state and ultimately enters the state treasury for apportionment to counties and townships as an emergency reserve.
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Harry Dunn
Dunn
Henry N. Sherwood
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Dufn
Auto Driver Emil Limp Killed in Collision Near Shelbyville
Greenfield Indiana June 17. General arrangements were under way for Emil Limp 30 killed when his car collided with a truck near Shelbyville Wednesday. The truck driver was not hurt.
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United Preas
Two Million for Senator Cheap in Pennsylvania
Washington Bureau reports on the high stakes of Pennsylvania politics and the bid to control the United States Senate. The piece argues large expenditures, a vast spoils system, and industrial power hinge on electing the right senators who defend tariffs, resist industry taxation, and aid tax refunds.
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Senator
Pennsylvania
United States
Times
Washington Bureau
New York Avenue
Washington
New York State
New York
United States Senate
United States Treasury
Alleged Attacker Held on Assault and Robbery Charge
George Berry a 37 year old Negro of 2334 Wheeler Street is jailed in city prison on $5000 bond for assault and battery with intent to rob Patrolman Joe Kilaiber made the arrest Berry was identified by Miss Edith Huntsinger as the man who attacked her at Sherman Drive and Massachusetts Avenue Tuesday night Police will ask several other women attacked by Negroes to identify him.
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George Berry
Wheeler St
Joe Kilaiber
Berry
Edith Huntsinger
Railroad inspection in Indianapolis by PRR officials
A party of Pennsylvania Railroad officials including president and general manager William W. Atterbury and general agent W. Downing inspected Indianapolis properties on a train from Richmond to Terre Haute, accompanied by staff and staying on through Terre Haute.
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Indianapolis
Pennsylvania Railroad
The
Road
William W. Atterbury
W. ©. Downing
Richmond
Terre Haute
Electrical refrigeration gains favor in Indianapolis homes
F B Trosky, a leading Indianapolis plumbing merchant, reports growing demand for electrical refrigeration in fine homes. He cites Universal coolers installed in old ice boxes and new units, noting cost favors installing new coolers over retrofitting ice boxes.
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Indianapolis
F. B. Trosky
Central Ave
Trosky
Beauty and utility in modern church architecture
Architect Fermor Cannon notes a shift to utilitarian church designs that emphasize education and recreation alongside worship. The Woodruff Place Baptist Church, of Italian Gothic brick design, will be built this year and ready for occupancy next spring, reflecting broader church life trends in Indianapolis.
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Fermor
Cannon
Virginia Ave
Woodruff Place Baptist
Indianapolis
Distinctive New Hampton Dr. Home Built of Cinder Blocks
Visitors admire the two and a half story home at 329 Hampton Dr. built by J. M. Ritter of Indianapolis. The Straub cinder blocks form the walls with a gray stucco finish and an English atmosphere. Interiors feature a large living room with fireplace, sunporch, dining room, and kitchen on the first floor, plus three bedrooms and a maid’s room upstairs. The full basement includes laundry and storage, with a two car garage at the rear. The house is insulated and has an ideal smoke consuming furnace. Goldstein Brothers provided lighting fixtures.
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Hampton Dr
J. M. Ritter
Indianapolis
Ritter
Goldstein Brothers
Lion Mantel and Grate House
E. Burke
Ideal
Ideal Furnace Supply Company
Capitol Lumber Company
Incinerators Cut Fire Losses in Indianapolis Homes
W. D. Long and Company says Home incinerators installed in Indianapolis basements reduce fire hazards by keeping basements clean and yards sanitary. The Milwaukee built unit burns garbage with a blower draft, reducing two and three fourths bushels to a pint of ashes with no smoke or odor.
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Indianapolis
W. D. Long and Company
Ohio St
Long
The
Home Incinerator Company
Milwaukee
Wis
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Arthur R. Robinson
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation
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Whites‘town
Noblesville
Walfred Lindstrom
Indiana Bankers’ Association
B. F. Beach
Michigan Milk Producers’ Association
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United Press
FT. Wayne
Ind
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Lizzie Clark
Timothy Clark
Michigan City
Clark
John Willams
Joe Drayton
Eec
Ndiama
E. Washington St
Puritan .Ything
Washington St
Hamilton Lumber CO
Maryland St
Drexel
Brichtwoo
Timberompany
New
W. D. Long & Co
Lincoln
Treasser
Railroad Men’s
Building and Savings Assn
Fletcher Ave. Savings & Loan Assn
East Market Street
Speedway Lumber CO
Marion County
Herbert E. Hill
Belmont
C. E.bui
E. 49Th St
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Hum
Rent Civic Realty Co
Delaware St
Lin
John H. Gottemeller
Cornelius Avenue
Escol
Ideal Heating Co
Brhodings Park
Pennsylvania St
Riley
Brannum-Keene Lumber CO
Dalby-Unger Construction Co
Merchants Bank
H. L. Danforth
Lew Shank
People’s Outfitting Company
West Washington Street
Shank Fire Proof Storage
Illinois St
Peninsular Furnace
Peninsular Furnace Co
400-N
Pols St
Capitol Ave
Aan Building Company
Peoples Bank
RI Ley
Cirele
Puritan Finance Co
Transportation
Ruskin
OD Haskett Lumber Co
T.& Nickel Plate
Floyd Peterman
Massachusetts Ave
Webstey
F. E. Trosky
Aladdin
Stover
Pittsburg
Universal
Randolph 1817
Vonnegut
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Lion Mantel
John M. Ritter
Ideal Furnace Supply Co
Southeastern Ave
THORP
Thorp Awning
College Ave
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Monument Circle
Edison Service
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