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Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1930

Page

13

Essex Challenger Week Opens With Record Run In Indiana

The Essex Challenger speed motor run began in northern Indiana under the Hudson Essex dealers plan. A four man crew led by Perl Andrews and Swanson logged 212 miles in 203 minutes 40 seconds despite a snowstorm. One tire puncture required a brief stop, officials expect further records all week.

Challenger Indiana R. V. Law Motor Company Hudson Essex Hudson Motor Car Company Law Company John Byrum John Komando Perl Andrews H. 5. Swanson Indianapolis Times Lebanon Frankfort Logansport Peru Wabash North Manchester Kokomo Noblesville Indianapolis Essex

De Soto Sales Boom Signals Strong Year Ahead

Detroit March 5 Prediction of a strong year comes from L G Peed De Soto Motor Corp general sales manager Evidence points to factory and field activity The sensational new straight eight and the famed six boost De Soto position Trainload shipments continued with January and February orders for another shipment received last week in February to be filled early month

Detroit de Soto L. G. Peed de Soto Motor Corporation

Chrysler trade brisk in February totals 23 105 cars

Chrysler shipments for February rose to 23 105 vehicles including passenger cars trucks and commercial units. Dodge passenger cars totaled 9 011 while the Chrysler line contributed 5 803 with De Soto 4 445 and Plymouth 1 515. Commercial shipments reached 2 138 for Dodge and 193 for Fargo. Orders on hand indicate stronger demand in March.

Dodge Chrysler Imperial de Soto Plymouth Fargo

Salts Fine for Aching Kidneys in Advertisement Tone

An old advertisement promotes Jad Salts as a kidney flush. It claims drinking water and a tablespoon of the salt before breakfast helps kidneys act fine, relieve bladder issues, and neutralize urine acids. It quotes a local druggist noting wide sales for kidney trouble beliefs.

Conservation department list expands under Indiana lawmakers

State Representative Louis R Markin is considered for a conservation post as Indiana approves new department positions. Budget committee OKs several roles with max salaries totaling 11,500 dollars, including game warden controller and a game breeder at 3,000 each. George Beale of Chicago is set at 2,400 for the breeder post. Other roles include custodian of Indian Mounds park in Anderson at 1,500 and a Morgan Pulaski county forest reserve forester at 2,000.

Louis R Markin East Fall Creek Boulevard Harry G. Leslie Bert Fuller Leslie Conservation Department Statehouse Indiana Sesson State Auditor Secretary of State Richard Lieber George Beale Chicago Pennsylvania Conservation Department Indian Mounds Park Anderson Morgan-Pulaski County Forest Reserve

Tannic acid used to treat child burns shows reduced mortality

London dispatch reports new tannic acid treatment for child burns. Dr Edward C. Davidson of Detroit devised the method, with Dr W C Wilson applying it at Edinburgh hospitals. In trials mortality dropped to about one quarter of prior rates as areas are sprayed hourly after cleaning and dried with hot air.

Science Service London Edward C. Davidson Detroit W. C. Wilson Edinburgh Hospital Royal Infirmary Edinburgh Wilson

Free Rides in Oakland Demonstrate Oakland Eight

A March long promotional tour by Robinson-Thompson Oakland Pontiac offers free rides in the new Oakland Eight. Drivers will pick up riders on signal without obligation and can give full demonstrations on routes to showcase acceleration and speed with large golden rocket emblems on the side.

Indianapolis Robinson- Thompson Oakland

Hairy pre historic man flees into forest near Bialystok

A man described as a prehistoric type is found living wild in woods near Bialystok. He is covered with hair and strips to go naked in summer, wearing hides in winter. He shuns human contact and flees whenever approached by others.

United Press Warsaw Bialystok

Concert at Carrollton Avenue Reformed Church

Mural chanters present a Monday night concert at the Carrollton Avenue Reformed Church with proceeds for the church building fund. Charles Gisler the trombonist and Miss Harriett Payne the violinist will be featured soloists.

Carrollton Avenue

Wider streets urged as 1930 auto era begins

E L Shaver Nash distributor argues for rapid street and highway widening to relieve growing traffic. He cites Indianapolis and urban centers, says existing pavements 12 to 18 feet wide fail to meet demand, and urges separating auto and pedestrian traffic while expanding road widths.

Indianapolis

Hunted Wolf Is Slain in Utah Conflict

Logan Utah March 5 United Press A frightened coyote fled as ranchers and marksmen fired on Cache valley’s big gray killer a wolf that terrorized Lewiston area livestock was driven from its lair and shot down. Veteran’s Widow Dies in Princeton Indiana Lydia Ann Turnage 84 widow of Civil War veteran dies at daughter’s home E.M. Sutton.

Bu United Press Logan Utah Cache Valley Lewiston Princeton Ind Lydia Ann Turnage Emma Sutton

Muscle Shoals Probe Hits G. O. P Leader

WASHINGTON March 5 Claudius H Huston head of the Republican national committee is asked to appear before the Caraway lobby investigating committee about his ties to the Muscle Shoals lobby. Huston formerly led the Tennessee River Improvement Association which spent years opposing government operation of the Shoals and backed bills to lease the project to American Cyanamid Company under Colonel W J Worthington.

Buy Scripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance W. Hington Claudius H. Huston Republican National Committee Caraway Lobby Muscle Shoals Lobby Huston Tennessee River Improvement Association G. O. P. National Committee Improvement Association Tennessee Association the Shoals W. J. Worthington Wright-Madden American Cyanamid Company

Menjou Sails for U S From Paris on Majestic

Paris dispatch reports motion picture star Adolphe Menjou and Mrs. Menjou former Kathryn Carver sailing for New York today aboard the Majestic. Menjou plans to return to Europe in September.

Adolphe Kathryn France Majestic United Preas Paris Adolphe Menjou

Suit Seeks 20000 Bat Times Damages in Rushville

Clyde S. Taylor sues Charles Simpson in Rush circuit court for 20000 dollars claiming his minor son Roy Taylor sustained permanent injuries when struck by Simpson's car as he alighted from a school bus in front of the Taylor home. The boy suffered a compound fracture of the right leg.

Bat Times Rushville Ind Rush Clyde S. Taylor Roy Taylor Charles Simpson Taylor

Ingrown Nail Turns Right Out Advertisement Claim

An ad touts Outgro antiseptic for chiropodists and general buyers. It promises pain relief by applying a few drops to the ingrown nail crevice, reducing inflammation and hardening the skin so the nail turns outward almost overnight.

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Essex Car Swanson Jeanne d’Arc St. Nazaire Nash Distributor E. L. Shaver North Capitol Avenue Arlington County Virginia W. Thomas French French Big Gray Killer Lair Coyote Menjous U. S America Canada New Essex North Meridian Street Oakley Motor Sales Meridian Street Drexel Grover Winings CO Washington Street Riley Brownsburg Hudson-Essex Sales Danville E. J. Roberts Edinburg W. R. Dunavent Fortville—Garris Garage H. J. Walker Motor Sales East Thirty-Eighth Street Washington Greenfield Night & Allen Motor Co Greenwood—Beal’s Knightstown W. H. Hiatt P. B. Smith Central Avenue C. W. Schaub Motor CO Belmont Mooresville Morristown Unger Sales Company Zionsville Zionsville Motor Sales
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