Advertising rates and policies from an Indiana newspaper
The clipping lists mailing and not by mail rates for Indiana and outside Indiana, including one year two volumes, three months, and monthly rates. It notes rates for advertising columns, reading notices, obituaries and cards, and states permanent contract rates available on application. It also includes the line rate for classified ads at one cent per word with a minimum 2.60 for first insertion.
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Indiana
Thania
Boulder Dam and the Colorado River project tale
A sweeping, opinionated piece argues Boulder Dam marks the greatest conservation achievement yet, subduing the Colorado River to create vast irrigated lands in Arizona Nevada and California. It warns about industrial age harms, rising mechanization, job loss, and a future where machines supplant human labor.
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Colorado River
Boulder Dam
Ariz. Ney
California
National Treasury
Linton
Indian Creek Mining Company Wins Tax Refund
Judge Robert C. Baltzell ordered the government to refund 5780.69 in income and excess profits taxes paid by the Indian Creek Coal and Mining Company between August 1922 and June 1926. The suit against former collector M Bert Thurman argued taxes lacked due allowances for depreciation and other deductions. The Indian Creek operation consolidated with Knox Consolidated in 1922 but kept its identity, with stockholders to benefit.
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Indianapolis
Robert C. Baltzell
M. Bert’ Thurman
Internal Revenue
Indian Creek Company
Knox Consolidated Company
Second Thoughts on the Day's News and Its Bane
A newspaper columnist questions a reformist term labeling workers as comfortable city residents. The piece probes language around industrial order, social uplift, and the impact on public perception of labor in giant industries. It asks whether such labeling threatens the social system and reflects on urban class dynamics.
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Buta
Hs Nih
Angeavith
Famitet
Aupereus
UBL
Crane Tower to rise as world’s tallest office block in Chicago
Old Timer recalls calico prices while plans emerge for the Crane Tower in Chicago east of Michigan Avenue. The 76 story structure would reach 1,022 feet, surpassing the Eiffel Tower, with 3.5 million square feet of space, a 1,000-car garage, banks, halls, a coliseum, tenant clubs, cafes, 48 hotel rooms, and a basement railroad connection at a cost of 26 million dollars.
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Chicago
Tower of Babel
Paris
Randolph Street
Michigan Avenue
Lake Front
Baquitable
New York
Former G. A. R. chief dies in Columbus
Columbus Ind Aug 1 The Rev Lewis King 88 year old former G A R commander and retired Methodist Episcopal minister died yesterday after a long illness in Columbus His enlistment at age 14 led to several citations for bravery during the Civil War
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Columbus
Ind
Lewis King
Methodist Episcopal
Mrs Elizabeth Joss Dead In Indianapolis Funeral Planned
Mrs. Elizabeth Joss of Indianapolis, aunt of Mrs. Squire Walters, has died. Walters will travel to Indianapolis Saturday to attend the funeral services.
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Elizabeth Joss
Squire Walters
Indianapolis
Walters
Grateful man praises merits of new Konijola
Mr M Fink of Indianapolis credits Konjola with curing two years of stomach trouble constipation and dizzy spells after a short course of treatment. He notes the medicine fully restored his health and calls Konjola the master medicine. Konjola is sold in Linton Indiana at Hamiltons drug store and by leading druggists in nearby towns.
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Konjola
Toever
Linton
Ind
Hamilton
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