Desirable 5 room mod apartment for rent in city area
Numerous rental listings describe multiple 4 and 5 room apartments with heat and water furnished, modern decor, and convenient locations. Several ads cite prices from 40 to 50 dollars, with specifics on rooms, garages, and proximity to streets and car lines.
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Illinois
Meridian
Nn B
Oes
Riley
W. Thirtieth St
E. 27Th
College
Randolph
Indiana
Faraec
Fifteenth St
Washington
Tenal
Dunlop & Houtegel
Dunlop & Holtegel
Webster
Harriet Apt
East St
Arteris
Flanex & Buchanan Realty
Hume-Mansur
Prospect
Park Ave
Apt
Peter Pan
Central Ave
Apt. No
Frank
Clark & Co
Ohio
Alabama
Dunlop & Hotegel
Ford Coupe 1924 and various home goods ad
Classified blurb lists a near mint 1924 Ford coupe with four fine tires and accessories, plus rugs linoleums and fringe items from Dorfman Rug Co, sewing machine and home items with prices. Includes vague street and address hints and a 1949 Kenwood reference.
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Iveta
Aminae
Aaia Vere
Tad Carr
Dorfman Rug Co
Wash
Opposi Statehouse
Singer
Ashland Ave
College
Kenwood
Typewriter and auto bargains at Meridian sales
Auction style classifieds list dozens of used cars and typing machines with prices from $25 to $995. Multiple dealers including Meridian Ford and General Chevrolet advertise touring roadsters, sedans, and roadsters with terms and open evenings.
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Haynes-Schmidt
North ST
FORD
AMES
Wilbur Johnson CO
Meridian
Chevrolet
Llexing
Eda
Chandler
Bob's Orne
Penn
Fidelity Loan Co Modern Method of Public Small Loans
Fidelity Loan Company offers small loans from 10 to 300 dollars on household goods at fair rates with easy repayment. The notice invites readers to contact MA 1278 or visit 106 E Market St, Room 632 Lemcke Building for explanations and service.
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Avondale
Towhal
Lemcke Building
Capitol Loan Ad Promises Fast Cash in Lincoln
An old classified style ad from Capitol Loan offers confidential personal loans up to 300 dollars on items like pianos autos and furniture. It promises cash in 24 hours with an easy repayment plan and notes locations at 1414 E Washington St Lincoln and 136 Delaware.
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Capitol Loan
Washington St
Lincoln
Chicago Clean-Up Drive Targets Obscene Literature
Judge Wilkerson orders a drive led by James O Callaghan to purge Chicago news stands of indecent material. A list of twenty publications is sent to Postmaster General Harry S. Now for mail exclusion recommendations.
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United Press
Chicago
James O'Callaghan
United States District Attorney
James H. Wilkerson
O'Callaghan
Harry 8
Working Girls Camp Near Indianapolis Opens This Summer
Arthur R. Baxter of 892 Middle Dr Woodruff Place leads a YWCA effort to establish Camp Delight fifteen miles north of Indianapolis along the White River near Noblesville. The camp will be named for Baxter's daughter Delight, age 13.
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Arthur R. Baxter
Middle Dr
Woodruff Place
Indianapolis
White River
Noblesville
Delight
Baxter
Railway Will Pay on Bridge At White River Crossing
Indianapolis Union Railway Company agrees to pay one half the cost difference between the current Belt Railroad crossing bridge and the higher bridge needed after track elevation. City, county, and owners would cover the rest for the Raymond Street approach. Charles E. Coffin, board of works president, says the railroad must pay at least half.
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Indianapolis Union Railway Company
White River
Hug, Wray
Raymond St
Charles E. Coffin
Board of Works
Marriage Licenses and Domestic Unions Listing
A long list of marriage licenses and domestic partnerships appears, detailing names ages occupations and street addresses for couples such as James Perry and Charlie Brown plus Charles Springer and Mary Anna Scheurer among many others. The document also includes notes on deaths births and hospital admissions with names ages and locations like Methodist and Central Indiana Hospital.
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James Perry
W. Evor
Charlie Brown
W. Bear
Charles Wis Springer
E. Merrill
Mary Anna Scheurer
Eugene
Charles Welch
Columbia
Hattie Clay
N. Arsenal
Frank Wright
Minerve
Anna Rae Mitchell
Inana
Thomas A. Esselman
Jam
Sarah N. Burrus
Clemens O. Bandendistel
Southeastern
Evelyn M. Newhausel
E. Ermont
Clarence E. Snyder
S. Warman
Lorena M. Cloud
Ketcham
Albert R. Broadstreet
Stone
Donna KR
Watsh
Harry O. Cripe
I Ewing
Baker
Fanny
al Cee Bowman
Burn
Vida Ferne
Wallace
Rae
Wittistes
Abath
Inewdt
Griffin
Parkview
Woisitter
E. A Thomas Mulrine
N. Holmes
Mildred
Eee
Seni. Watson
Leona Harris
Somaaedl
Tal
James B. Pews
Sir
City Hospital
William A. Robinison
N. Hamilton
S. New Jersey
Doran
Fortune
New Is
Gmail
Shawson
Central
Fi Szomolzoe
Pace
North Carolina Reaches Legion Endowment Quota
North Carolina becomes the fifth state to attain its quota of 60000 dollars for the American Legion national endowment fund for World War orphans and disabled veterans joining Kentucky Arkansas Tennessee and North Dakota announced at the Legion national headquarters in a statement today.
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North Carolina
American Legion
National Endowment Fund For
The
Legion
Kentucky
Arkansas
Tennessee
North Dakota
Presbyterians Gird for Fight in National Assembly
Delegates arrive in Columbus as six candidates open campaign headquarters for moderator in a contest between fundamentalists and modernists. Fundamentalists declare a crisis has been reached and urge decisive action in the denomination.
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United Press
Columbus
Ohio
Presbyterian Church
National Assembly
Brothers Missing As Police Seek Three Runaway Boys
Mrs. Sarah Donahue reports her sons Samuel 8 and William 11 left home at 8 a.m. Monday wearing blue clothing and blue eyes, hair described. Also Marion Jones 14 of 924 Camp Street has been missing since Sunday night. officers alerted by the mother.
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Sarah Donahue
Orange St
Samuel Donahue
William
Marion Jones
Camp S&t
City approves land purchase for bridge approach on Delaware Street
On Monday the board of works confirmed a resolution to acquire property at the north end of the new Delaware Street bridge for an approach. William Shiel of 443 South Warman Avenue was promoted from junior inspector to inspector in the city engineering department and D. F. Brillhart of 15584 Ashland Avenue was named junior inspector.
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Board of Works
New
Delaware St
William Shiel
S. Warman Ave
City
D. F. Brillhart
Ashland Ave
Wednesday meetings fill Lincoln venues with events
A schedule lists numerous gatherings around Lincoln including the Woman's City Club dinner at 6:30, industrial lenders convention with luncheon and banquet, dancing from 9 to 12, and multiple business and professional meetings. Other venues include the Hotel Lincoln and Claypool, with groups such as the Credit Men's Association Iron and Steel Group, Indiana State Dental Association, Prudential Life Insurance Co, and the Indianapolis Gun Club meeting weekly.
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Woman's City Club
C. of C
Industrial Lenders
Lincoln
Credit Men's Ass'n
Iron and Steel Group
Exchange Committee
Eli Lilly Sales
Severin
Federal Savings and Insurance Co
Indiana State Dental Ass'n
Claypool
National Bond and Investment Co
Prudential Life Insurance Co
Indianapolis
Alpha Eta Pi
Claypool. i
Furniture costs rise with wages after war
Taylor president of Taylor Company says furniture costs 20 to 25 percent higher than 1914 due to higher wages and better quality. Labor wages rose about 50 percent but overall furniture, including four room furnishings, can be bought for 800 to 900 dollars. Dealers report higher sales than before the war.
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Taylor
Taylor , Company
Meridians
Poster prizes announced at Indiana PTA poster contest
Winners of the Indiana Parent-Teacher Association state poster contest were announced. Prizes include silver cups for high school and grad school divisions, with multiple names listed from Marion, Ft. Wayne, Anderson, Whiting, Princeton, and other Indiana locations. The exhibition will be during the state convention in Indianapolis in October 2022.
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Indiana
Parent-Teacher Association
Indianapolis
Ira Jones
Marion
Ind
Hazel Abbit
Keystone
Washington Township
Marion County
Mary Humphrey
Anderson
Winginia
Pollock
Ft. Wayne
Vada Phelps
Whiting
Helen IL. Griffith
St. Wayne
Marjorie Criswell
Princeton
Harold Irwin
Montpelier
Edna Rowland
Mary Travis
Evelyn Scholz
Enzie Shannon
Jessamine Moon
Washington Townshp
Bernice Oliver
New Palestine
Keith Wilson
Noke
Traffic stops proposed for city street cars and autos
An ordinance introduced at the city council meeting would require full stops for street cars interurban and motor vehicles before crossing multiple streets. The streets listed include Capitol Ave from Washington to Fiftieth, Meridian from Washington to the canal BD New York from the Big Four Railroad to Emerson Ave E Michigan St from the railroad to Emerson Ave Washington St entire length Thirty-Eighth St from Northwestern Ave to Fall Creek and Fall Creek Blvd north.
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Capitol Ave
Washington
Fiftieth Sts
Meridian St
Washington St
Canal
New York
Big Four Railroad
Emerson Ave
Michigan St
Thirty-Eighth St
Northwestern Ave
Fall Creek
Fall Creek Blvd
Disciples of Christ Hold Indiana State Convention
The annual Indiana State convention of the Disciples of Christ met at First Christian Church in Tarion with 700 delegates from every county. The gathering represents about 150000 members, the largest religious group in the state. District reports were read by officials including R. T. Thomas and W. P. Brock.
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Ae United Press
Tarion
Ind
The
Disciples of Christ
First Christian Church
Indiana
R. T. Thomas
Crawfordsville
W. P. Brock
Newcastle
W. O. Aschanort
Rochester
Stolen Automobiles Reported in Local Brief
Automobiles reported stolen to police belong to Albert J. Oliver of Haynes, Jacob M. Lefler of Ford, Ira W. Breneman of Ohio and Meridian Streets, Paul W. Tormohlen of Market and Delaware Streets, and Gerard H. Gebhardt of Winthrop Avenue. Vehicle makes include Ford and Chevrolet with various license details.
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Humbers
Gee Times
Pollice
Albert J. Oliver
New York St
Haynes
Market
Delaware
Jacob M. Lefler
Pine St
Ford
Linwood
Lra
W. Breneman
Wallace Ave
Chevrolet
Ohio
Meridian
Paul W. Tormohblen
Gerard H. Gebhardt
Winthrop Ave
Automobile found reports across city addresses
A car located at the intersection of New Jersey and Noble Streets was reported found. Another vehicle was found at 2058 vard Place. Names linked to the notices include O Mueller of 3829 Washington Boulevard and Po Ire Lee of 1432 Hoyt Ave.
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Ire Lee
Hoyt Ave
New Jersey and
Noble Sts
O. Mueller
Washin Blvd
Ford
Vard
Stag Smoker Tonight At Indianapolis Athletic Club
Gyro Club hosts a stag smoker at the Indianapolis Athletic Club with a special entertainment program arranged by Dr. William A. president.
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Gyro Club
Indianapolis Athletic Club
William A
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Virginia Ave
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Indiana Trust Co
Mr . Bush
Lake Manitou
Captain Colomy
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Talbott Ave
Harrison
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N. Denny
Lemures
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Civic Realty CO
North Alabama
Han Realty
Continental Bank
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Randine
Kessler Blvd
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Bankers Trust
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Linco
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Llwood
George
Syracuse
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N. Aver
Crass
Timates
Northwestern Transfer Sfer CO
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Ingres
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Geile Tin
Capitol Overland Mich. and
Woods
L. C. Smith
Monarchs
Oakley Motor Sales
Fritch
Federal Coal CO
STAR
Petigresh
Carneaux
D. F. Farrow Cnickeries
E. Wash
St. Lincoln
Everett
Chevrolet ‘Co
Usco Eccans
Helt
Oakland
Des Oakley
Oldsmobile
Nelime
Ae Throp-Mcfarland CO
N. San Ave
Ldsmobile
Neely
Rste Hollowell CO
Ebaker
Slinpay
Jewett Brougham
WEEE
RAY, Inc
Ebirian
HUPP
Mark & Neal
Muller
Rexel
Sherfick
General Chevrolet CO
N. Meridian
Eback & Gentry
REAL
Capitol Overland
Michigan and
Berry
P. B. Smith
Jones- Whitaker Sales
Northwestern
Bel
Sar
Wesseytae
Times
Fletcher Avenue
LaClede
Ehle Building CO
Holliday Bldg
Fidelity Loan Co
E. Market Street
Lemcke
Recen
Thousan
Beneficial Loan Society
National City Bank
Times Square
John
Rebecca Stanley
W. Washington
William and
Frances Morley
Fiftieth
Ape
Sylvia Benson
Long Hosal
Bert
Emma Dawson
Concord
Mite
Leanna Leonard
W.carty
Claude
Gladys Mabe
Terrace
Patrick
Mary McHugh
Deloss
James
Anna Slaton
E. North
Charlea
Bessie Ated
Warren
Roy
Edna Grow
Hoyt
Haven
Margaret Price
Langey
Ollie and
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Henry
Elizabeth Fisher
George and
Grace Parker
Pine
Ellen Jackson
Michael
Mary O'Connell
Eng Herbert and
Bernice Fry
Methodist Hospital
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Olive Walp
Methodist
Hos- Franklin
Opal Williams
Garnet
Esther Lowe
Holmes
Mathew
Mamie
Arsenal
Benjamin
Mary Udlena
Broadway
Gilbert and
Marie Schmartz
Nalcott
Milton
Willie Dobbs
Leeds
Marion Bay
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