Local Rates Explain Subscriptions and Advertising
The notice outlines mail and carrier subscription prices, in Indiana and outside, with rates for daily and weekly editions and minimums. It also lists advertising rates per column inch and per line for notices, obituaries, and cards, noting a 1 cent per word for classified ads and a 26 cent first insertion minimum. The piece concludes with animalistic quips about swimming the English Channel and political primaries for La Follette and Roosevelt.
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Indiana
Spirits Warn Doyle of World Crisis Foretold
Spirits warn Sir Arthur Conan Doyle that a dreadful event is coming to the world while noting he cannot intervene. The eerie warning emphasizes helplessness of the famed author against looming catastrophe and hints at a larger fate.
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Conan Doyle
Sir Art
East Indian in Paris endures harsh experiments
A description notes an East Indian in Paris who reportedly tolerates extreme nerve control, permitting scientists to jab needles and knives into his body and be beaten with hammers. The remark concludes by contrasting that feat with the idea of a mere pedestrian.
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Paris
City Election Activity Picks Up As Six Week Countdown
With cool days ahead, both parties and candidates in the field for city offices are increasing activity. The six week lead time until election day has many players signaling plans and campaigning efforts.
Indiana Faces Prolonged Hard Coal Fight Ahead
The anthracite strike lingers with little effect on soft coal demand. Indiana mines operate desultorily with no price or demand boost. Freight rates and readjustment delays push improvement past 1927, though some work persists and a few fortunes may find part time employment. A Chicago jobber predicted at least eighteen months more of business battles before improvement.
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Linton
Indiana
Chicago
Lintno
Indiana Hog and Cattle Market Report
Indianapolis market summary reports Sept 23 with United Press Dispatch figures. Hogs receipts 7,000 steady. heavies 13.15 to 13.40, bulk 13.40 to 13.80. Cattle receipts 1,100 steady. steers 8.00 to 14.00, cows and heifers 8.00 to 11.50. Sheep 600 receipts, 500 lower. top 7.00, lambs 13.50. Calves 900 receipts, top 14.50, bulk 13.50 to 14.50.
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Indianapolis
Who Owns the Bottom of a River
United Press Dispatch reports a national question of riparian rights from Michigan. Frank Collins of Toledo owns riverbank land on Pine river. Gideon Gerhardt faces trespass charges. Walton League raises funds to support Gerhardt's trial as appeals head to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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United Press Dispatch
Chicago
Izhak Walton League of America
Michigan
Frank Collins
Toledo, Ohio
Pine River
Lake County
Gideon Gerhardt
Collins
Gerhardt
United States Supreme Court
Sportsmen of
Izaak Walton League
Walton League
Supreme Court
Swat Flies In Fall As Well As In Spring Says Expert
New York report notes Dr. Donald Armstrong urges fall swatting. He warns that warm-weather flies hibernate indoors and can spread diarrheal diseases, plus possibly typhoid and diphtheria. The expert emphasizes indoor swatting to curb spring fly populations.
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SWAT
New York
Donald FE. Armstrong
Dr. Armstrong
Armstrong
Baptist Association Opens Sessions at Local Church
This evening at 7:30 the Baptist association begins in the local church and will continue through Friday. The program includes singing led by Jerry Clayton, devotional, reports on Sunday school work and BYPU business, a BYPU discussion, and a BYPU program. Young people from the local church will provide special choir music.
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Baptist Association
Jerry Clayton
Chum Circle Meeting At Mrs Wolford’s Home
Mrs Thaddeus Wolford will entertain the Chum circle members at 2 o clock tomorrow afternoon at her home on A street forthwith.
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Thaddeus Wolford
Chum Circle
Delphian Club Meeting Discusses The Faerie Queen Topics
The Delphian club met at the library with large attendance and lively discussion of the program for next meeting. Topics included Spencer the Poets' Poet with reports on Alcyon's Lament for Daphne and Epithalamians and a session on The Faerie Queen led by Mrs Porter and Miss Esther Schloot.
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Delphian Club
Spencer
Chas
Alcyon
Daphne
Geo. Porter
Epithalamians
Arthur Symms
Una
Red Cross
Archimage
Esther Schloot
Royal Neighbors Meeting Called For This Evening
The regular meeting of the Royal Neighbors will be held this evening. It is important that all members be present.
Milks Ladies to Play 500 at Elks Club Rooms
The Milks' Ladies will play "500" at the Elks' Club rooms tomorrow afternoon at 2:80.
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Elks’ Ladies’ Club
Milks’ Ladies
Cubs and White Sox ready for city series start
United Press dispatch from Chicago dated September 23 reports the Cubs have issued a challenge and the annual city series between the Cubs and White Sox is expected to begin on October 7.
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Chicago
Cubs
White Sox
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