Cambridge Non-housekeeping and furnished apartments listed
The Cambridge offers non housekeeping one two and three room apartments with or without furnishing and with ice and water. Several listings note furnished apartments with janitor service and reasonable rents. Highlights include a 4 room cottage at 1226 with steam heat and a few lake area cottages and rooms for rent with varied amenities. A Yorkshire style hotel promotes meals and rooms at Lake Wawasee Indiana for summer stays.
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H. H. CO
Lincoln
Mars
Humboldt
Riley
Buttermilk Point
Lake Wawasee
Indiana
W. A. Johnson
Syracuse
Ind
St Wekeske
F. Mertz
Maple Cottage
Strage
Lake Tippe
Agalt
Savage
Tipp Canoe
Ravensewood
Drexel
Public Auction of Unclaimed Freight and Miscellany
Public auction at the C. C. C. & St. L. Ry unclaimed freight dock Indianapolis on Friday July 1 1927 at 9 30 a m. Items include rugs linoleum boards glass and metal goods building materials furniture and assorted hardware with many other articles. Inspect June 30 1927 from 8 00 a m to 4 40 p m. Cash or certified funds. Auctioneers McFadden Company.
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ST. L. RY
Capitol Ave
South ST
Indianapolis
Ind
Teday
Sotomeal Savings & Loan
Ofice of the Sociation
Illinois Street
Clarence W. Meyer
Cole Motor Car Company
Washington St
Charbe
Pickens
Davidson
Gause
Prarin Board
Herbert Freije
Board of Zoning Appeals
Twenty-Sixth St
James EH. Rocap
Marie Victor
Indiana
Bluff Road
Nate Lees Bo
Iran
Seidie
Kumclifford
Fon
K. Vance
W. Carty
Market Prices and Commodity Report from Cleveland and New York
Wholesale butter price 42 45 cents per pound with creamery best grade. Local butterfat 40 cents. Fresh deliveried at Indianapolis 19 20 cents per dozen. Poultry buying prices list various hens roosters broilers Leghorns turkeys ducks geese and guineas with multiple price ranges. New York round includes flour pork lard sugar coffee tallow hay cheese butter potatoes sweet potatoes with regional price spreads and receipts.
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Indianapolis
United Presse
Cleveland
South Carolina
Virginia
United Press
York
Middlewest
Rio
Santos
Long Island
Young Americas
Pacific Coast
Maine
Jersey
Lost and Found items from Indianapolis streetcars yesterday
Various lost items listed include a lady's coat a dinner bucket a billfold a brooch and a wrist watch with the name Ethel. dogs a Boston bull terrier and a white bull terrier puppy. a purse a set of upper teeth and household services from local advertisements. Contact city clerk office or local numbers for rewards.
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Lady's
Belmont St
H. H. Kenworthy
Auburn
Alabama St. Main
Washington Blvd
Park Ave
Emerson ‘Ave
State St
Hamilton Ave
E. Wash
Ethel
New York St
Hoyt Ave
Salesmen Wanted for Oaklands Pontiac and More
Help wanted ads seek male salesmen for Oakland and Pontiac cars with three openings available. Prospectors urged to apply to Mr Ward at 535 N Capitol. Other notices invite newsboys and girls to sell a household commodity for quick earnings and two young men to work with a manager at 425 Peoples Bank Bldg. Also listed are two roofing salesmen at 2209 Avondale Place, Web 5698.
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Ward
Capitol
Gerz
W. Washington
Peoples Bank
Call Paul Jones
Avondale Place
Situations Wanted Classified Notice Clipping
Male sales manager seeks permanent connection around July 1 with history of building sales teams and current Indianapolis branch management. Female wants housekeeping, cleaning, piano, nursing, and room rentals with private baths and modern homes in multiple cities. Includes numerous contact box numbers and local listings for rooms to rent and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Gil
Southport
Housing ads list modern 5 room doubles and bungalows
Classified notice shows multiple houses for rent in Detroit and nearby areas with details on rooms heating and utilities. Properties include six and five room doubles, semi modern and newly decorated homes, some with gas or electric, porches and garages. Prices range from $12.50 to $29 monthly with references to specific street names and apartment listings.
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Ienesree
Bath
Ins
Elec
Dawson
Detroit
Yooma
Decora
Hiatt
York
Mae
Olive
Irchard Ave
Sami Eadern
Renee
Seth Modern
Yareee St
E. Pind & Biaytour
Delaware St
New
Everett
Vermont
Tenth
Bungalow
Searcy
N. Dela. Lin
S. Randolph
Linden
Chase
Rms
Koehne
Nordyke
Shelby
R. Hunter CO
South Side
Sda
Ehetch Eal Aide
W. R. Hunter Times
Bears Fail To Decline As Money Eases In New York
In New York on Tuesday and into today’s session bears failed to drive prices lower as call money eased to 4 percent from 5 percent. Stocks rebounded to near previous closing levels led by United States Steel and others while New York Central planned a 35 million dollar stock issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United P. Biew York
United States Steel
Rails
New York Central
Baldwin
Indianapolis Bank Clearings and New York Statement Summary
Indianapolis clearings show debits of 8.702 million dollars. New York clearings reach 1.151 billion with balances around 104 million. Foreign exchange quotes list francs at 16.3, marks near 23.63 and other European currencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
New York
United Press Kok
United Press Coe
York
Ular
Belga
July notices and trading in the Sugar Market
In New York on June 29 just 100 July notices were issued, most stopped quickly and the rest in circulation till noon with little market impact. Trading focused on switching as buying and selling occurred among producing interests and European houses. Bearish sentiment noted on technicals, but the adviser still recommends the buying side based on the merit of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomson & McKinnon
New York
Stevetinn
Cotton Market Now 25: Weather Drives Prices Under Weevil Cloud
The market notes an optimistic weather pattern this week and anticipation of the Government report due today. Traders question the impact of weevil reports and whether private messages exaggerate infestations while expecting the weather to dominate price movements.
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Thomson & McKinnon RX
Marriage Licenses Listed For Multiple Couples In State Notes
A list of marriage licenses shows Normen Wilson 27 and Elizabeth Spurgeon 27 of Oakland and North Oakl. Dee Castello 47 and Elizabeth Doak 47 of Yandes. Michael Mahcolm 70 and Bessie Welton 44 of Arlington and Capitol proneakes. Lem ent Finsist 32 of Shelbyville and Marietta Mees 25 of EB. Gordon Keller 21 and Irene Archer 22 of California and Schiller. Don Seerley 21 and Mary Strber 21 of R. R. O. Raymond Callahan 34 and Hazel Schmitts 31 of Chester and Beville. Forest Perkinson 21 and Maxie Quillian 22 of Roosevelt and Twenty-Second. Francis Robertson 25 of Treviac and Sylvia Baker 20 of Higding. Ralph Miller 38 and Alene Hyatt 28 of New York and Newark. John Martin 32 and Gertrude Gardner 27 of Meridian and Highland.
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Normen Wilson
Oakland
Elizabeth Spurgeon
Dee Castello
Yandes
Elizabeth Doak
Michael Mahcolm
N. Arlington
Farmer
Bessie Welton
S. Capitol
Lement Finsist
Shelbyville
Ind
Marietta
Gordon Keller
S. California
Irene Archer
Schiller
Don Seerley
Mary Strber
Raymond Callahan
N. Chester
Hazel Schmitts
N. Beville
Forest Perkinson
Roosevelt
Maxie Quillian
Francis Robertson
Treviac
Sylvia Baker
S. Higding
Ralph Miller
New York
Japares
Alene Hyatt
Newark
John Martin
N. Meridian
Gertrude Gardner
Highland
Births and hospital admissions listed with names and addresses
A long list of birth announcements and patient entries appears, naming families such as Homer and Nina Huston at 945 Raymond and Frank and Florence Thompson at 2629 Indianapolis, followed by numerous other names, ages, and hospital affiliations including Methodist Hospital and St. Vincent.
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Homer
Nina Huston
E. Raymond
Frank
Florence Thompson
Indianapolis
Thomas
Oar Thompson
Agnes
la Hindman
Ss. Sappes
James
Mildred Longshore
Blanche Grebble
Oral
S Pigarick
Virginia Vogelsong
Florian
Mildred Gruce
W. Garden
Jesse
Myrtle Short
S. State
Gee
Sarah Friedman
Methodist Hospital
Coral
Doris Williams
Pred
Vera Doebber
Brands
Grace Dallow
Charles
Minnie
Blake
Millard
Ann Lane
Brookside
I Warren
Mary Rabourn
Manlove
Lgverne
Mary Bane
New Robert
Maudie Jarvoe
Ae Adellan
Lottie Humphreys
Jeff Grittin
Ola Johnson
N. Miley
Robert
Goldie Jenkins
Belpa
Livestock Market Report From Multiple Cities June 29
Cattle receipts around large totals with steers near steady to higher bids, fat cows steady to strong, vealers weak to steady, hogs mixed bids across weights, lambs and sheep variably active. Reports cover New York Chicago Pittsburgh Cleveland Louisville East St. Louis Toledo and conditions for calves and sows with occasional price ranges and top bids.
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United Press
ICAGO
Bik
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Bu Times
Louisville
Bu United Press
Toledo
Tchison
Coas
Aeveau
Can Pacific
Illats del del & Lack
Erie
Lehigh Va
M. K
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Goodyear Pia
Bethle
Ally Gulf St
US Steel
Motors
Am Bo
Chandler
Chrysler
Dodge
Packard
Studebkr
Willys-O_ . lite fee
Phil Pete
Seos Coses
Union Oil
Sinclair
Skelly Eee
St Tees
Texas Co
Ramely
Allis Chalm
Allied Chem
Sears-Rosh
United Drg
Univ PE
InAl
Woolworth Bene
Utilities
Eee
Am Express
Brilyn Man
Interboro
West Union
Atlantic
United Rn Foods
Austin
Fleschmann
Postum
Hog and cattle market mixed as hogs rise slightly
The market shows stronger light hogs with prices up to the high nine dollars and light totals of 9 500 head. Heavier hogs and cattle move slowly with packers down ten to fifteen cents on some weights and calves and lambs posting gains in selective lots.
Board Grants Leave To Criminal Expert
Detective Sergt Chauncey Manning a field examiner for the State bureau of criminal identification has been granted indefinite leave of absence by the board of safety. He may be recalled at the board's pleasure and remains subject to Police Chief Claude F Johnson. The board also authorized Albert G Perrott to supervise the bureau setup under a part time arrangement with Secretary Frederick E Schortemeier.
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Sergt
Chauncey Manning
State Bureau of Criminal Identification
Board of Safety
Manning
Claude F. Johnson
Albert G. Perrott
Police Pertillon
Frederick E. Schortemeier
Gas may guard vaults by deadly gas safe
Berlin reports experimenters foresee gas protection for bank vaults with a German inventor’s safe that would release poison gas if drilled. The device is claimed safe for humans but not for vandals. Police note a separate theft of electrical equipment from vacant houses on Mills Avenue and Edwards Street.
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Bu_NUA
Berlin
J. T. Roberts
Edwards St
Mills Ave
University Heights
Railway deal favored by examiner approval urged
Examiner Thomas F. Sullivan submitted a tentative report to the Interstate Commerce Commission recommending approval of the St. Louis San Francisco Railway plea to acquire by stock purchase the St. Louis Kennett and Southeastern Railroad and the Butler County Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Examiner
St. Louis
Man Arrested After Counting Change to $13.13
Clifford Carter was arrested in Birmingham after police found a rabbit’s foot and money in his pockets. He counted the change and proclaimed the total to be $13.13, asking the judge to lock him up calling the figures unbeatable.
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NEA
Birmingham
Ala
Clifford Carter
Carter
Fruit and vegetable price list from growers and markets
A pasted list itemizes assorted fruits and vegetables with supplier initials, weights, and prices. Entries include apples, pears, grapes, berries, melons, and citrus from California, Georgia, Florida, Indiana, Michigan, Louisiana, and Texas, with per hundred, per crate, per basket, and per box rates.
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California
H. G
Esalencias
Georgia
Indiana
Michigan
Florida
Texas
Louisiana
Inach
Nancy Halls
H. G. Hothouse
Quiet Trade on Chicago Board as Grains Decline
Chicago Board of Trade activity was quiet with grains easing. Wheat finished 1% lower, corn down 2% then retracing, oats down with the rest. traders wary of favorable weather and potential last minute action on the Kessinger bill. Provisions held steady amid dull pit trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higa Press
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Kessinger
Fogs and storms delay Ford reliability tour planes
Heavy fogs and storms over the Berkshires delayed the Ford reliability tour in Schenectady. The Army scout plane flew out and back after an hour and a half, reporting it impossible to fly over the Massachusetts hills. The trek to Boston was expected to resume about 1 or 2 this afternoon.
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Bay United Press
Schenectady
N. Y
Berkshires
Ford
Army
Massachusetts
Boston
Princeton Graduate Bequeaths 50000 To College
James Theodore Walker, Princeton graduate, left a $50 000 gift to Princeton University for the psychology department in a will dated June 11. Walker was killed in a plane crash near Pottsville Pennsylvania last Friday. The bulk of his nearly $5 million estate went to his step father Dr Malvern Bryan Clapton of St Louis along with other relatives and friends.
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United Presa
ST. Louis
James Theodore Walker
Princeton
Pottsville
Walker
Malvern Bryan Clapton
East
Times Want Ad Rates and Booking Policy
Public notice of Times classified ad rates and booking procedures. Advertisers are charged only for published lines and multiple insertions may be allowed. The Times reserves right to classify, reject, or correct ads and provides a phone contact for insertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Times
Times
Lantend
Local Wheat Prices Decline at Rainy Elevators
Grain buyers report reduced wheat prices across elevators amid rain delays. Local traders note price drops affect avin wheat and other grades as farmers seek quick sales. Strong entities include local elevators and farmers, with weather impacting supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie
Frank W Morton obituary death notice
Frank W Morton age 64 husband of Sue L Morton of 1327 Brookside Ave died at Sutherland Va on June 28. General services at Royster and Askin funeral home 1 N Meridian Thursday at 2 30 p m. Burial at Crown Hill Cemetery. Funeral Directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton
Frank W
Sue L. Morton
Brookside Ave
Sutherland Va
Royster & Askin
Meridian
Crown Hill Cemetery
Dodge Not Guilty in Drunk Driving Case
John Duvall Dodge son of a noted auto maker was found not guilty of driving while intoxicated. Dodge was arrested April 27 by Patrolmen Allen Kennedy and John Cross who testified he was insolent and lacked sobriety, but Kennedy backed Cross on the overall account.
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United Cons Oorta TE Orr
John Duvall Dodge
Dodge
Allen Kennedy
John Cross
Cross
Kennedy
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Cambridge
Aleland
Lin
Cantaree Ave
Pall Creek
Oxford
Ovina Woodruff
Gross Dr
Jessup & Antrim
N. Tno
Pletcher Trust
LI. Vy
Indiana Theater
Ed Kuebel
Loretta Kuebel
IRV
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Seera Lin
Marceling l
Yease
Drex
LA Drexel
Central Beauty College
Bass State Examinations
Ress
J. Bishner
W. Carp
Reneraeek
Agg A . Burkle
J. F. Leis
Penn
Marcel
E. St. Joe
A Ley
Piper
E. Grin Web
Superior Rug Cleaners
Call Bel
Miss Allen
Berry Tai
Cherry
Alabama
Home
Caen
Nit Y Furn
PRIV
Harbour Hotel
Kenwood
Pratt
26Th St
Illinois
Middle Drive
Woodruff
New Jersey
Newman
Gumnes
Irs Oakland
Webster
Walnut
TITH
Sarage
Webster Isylvania
Kent
Marie Ester
Pipteen
Lexington
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Banks and Exchange
Jamey' Ro Ross
N. West
N. Haugh
Bronn Green
Muskingum
Eear
BOARD
Commission
Ben Davis
Ask
Amer Central Life Seasoner Creosoring
Belt & Or
Cities Service Co
Citizens Gas Co
Commonwealth Loan Co
Equitable Bot Ae Co Co
Ind Service Corp
Tadlens Olis Gas
Northwe
Indpls
P & Sa
Ater
Zadp
Fang
See
Interstate P
Soy Merchants
Progress Laundry Com
Union
van Camp Pack
Aetna Trust Ans
Bankers Trust Co
Trust Cost Co
Fletcher American Fidelity
Fletcher Sav and Trust Co
Indiana National Ei
Livestock
Union County Bank Merchants Na Bank
Security Peoples State Bank
Tate
Wash Bank and Rust Co
Wee
Belt RR and Stockyards
Pileng Gas
Citizens Gas
Citizens St R
Indiana Hotel
Indiana Northern
Ind Union Trackservice Corp
Apap
Indpls & Martinsvilles
Power and
Northwestern Co
Tee Indple Water
Pvpis
Interstate Pub
S& Is Water
Interstate
Bs Bigs
Liberty
Chicago Board
Chicago Grain Table
Timimena
Buie Talied
Pe Presse
Bay United
Timothy Cash
the Times
W. T
Ken
Sam Park Street
Uiperal
Virginia Highlands
38Th
Pendleton Pike
K. Joseph
Cash and Carry Paper Company, Inc
North Alabama
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