Pioneer in Local Post Office Quits
Charles G. Keiser, a longtime Indianapolis postal employee, retired after his sixty fifth birthday. He began work in 1892, was dismissed in 1910, and reinstated in 1924 by President Coolidge, ending a 14 year absence from the service.
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Wheat buys one third of a car then and now
The text compares wheat needed to buy a car across eras. It states that today one third the number of bushels buys an automobile versus 1918. It also notes car prices equal 506 bushels today and 1,482 bushels in 1913.
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California Law Puts Fines For Forest Fire Menaces
A new state law prescribes six months imprisonment or a $500 fine or both for throwing lighted cigarets cigars burning matches or similar fire menaces in California forest reserves.
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