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Newspaper
Seymour Daily Tribune
Location
Seymour, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1925
Page
2
The notice lists mailing rates by county zones with prices for daily, weekly, and quarterly options. Zone 1 shows 11c 1.50 2.75 5.00 for varying terms, while Zones 3 4 5 and Zones 6 7 8 have higher charges. The data appears as a compact rate table for postal or service delivery.
A devotional note from The Radio Bible Service Bureau cites Proverbs 28 26: trusting in one s own heart makes a fool. The brief reflection urges humility and reliance on divine guidance in daily conduct.
Captain Roald Amundsen aims to discover new lands south and west of the North Pole and north of Alaska. His party uses airplanes to match ships in reaching rich but unsettled Arctic territory. The business world expects vast metal mineral and fur wealth, plus feasible northern transport links.
The text discusses profitable polar cargo routes via air from New York or London to Asia, projecting a 6000 mile 3 day flight and a 4700 mile save over sea routes. It notes Amundsen’s disappearance since May 21 and muses on possible July or August discoveries by polar explorers and the American expedition approaching Etah.
An accident at Winchester left ten dead and several injured when a car plunged into spectators at a track. Driver Barney Mc Kinnon was in critical condition today.
Police seek identity of a young woman believed to have poisoned herself and jumped into a creek near Indianapolis largest amusement park after a Saturday night incident. She appeared 22 or 23, dark complexioned, well dressed in a voile gown, and likely from a small Indiana town.
Dublin now claims peace under the Free State with a smaller police force. Five years earlier violence plagued the streets as gunmen bombers and desperadoes operated under politics. General Murphy notes serious crimes are rare and the gunman has disappeared.
General Murphy presents 1919 to 1924 Dublin crime data noting higher convictions overall yet increased police vigilance. Prostitution and drunkenness fall after the closed red light district and higher whiskey prices. political unrest and Communism are described as fading threats.
Purdue extension expert H W Fitting advises farmers to adjust hen rations in June to favor mash over grain to sustain egg production. He recommends about 12 pounds of grain per hundred heavy hens and 10 pounds per hundred light hens daily, with mash constituting most feed. Practical tips include increasing mash hopper space, housing hens during heat, and using palatable mash with flour middlings and tankage.
Harry Leverne of Indianapolis spent Sunday as a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rebber. He was accompanied home by Mrs. Leverne and daughter Marjorie who had been visiting here for the past week.
An old advertisement extols Di-Jo as relief for chronic indigestion and morning discomfort. It touts Di-Jo to ease stomach work after meals and improve digestion, with additional mentions of Di-Vae for constipation and a recommended laxative combo.
Recap of results from AMERICAN ASSOCIATION and LEAGUES with multiple games. Notable outcomes include Indianapolis 4 Louisville 1, Minneapolis 11 St Paul 10, Milwaukee 14 Kansas City 10, St Louis 15 Chicago 11, Chicago 10 Pittsburgh 2, New York 2 Brooklyn 0, and New Orleans 15 Nashville 14.
Today's schedule lists basketball games with matchups including Toledo at Indianapolis, Columbus at Louisville, St. Paul at Kansas City, Minneapolis at Milwaukee, Philadelphia at Boston, Washington at New York, St. Louis at Cleveland and Chicago at Detroit. In the National League, Boston visits Philadelphia, New York plays Brooklyn, Pittsburgh hosts Chicago and Cincinnati travels to St. Louis.
Baseball round up with multiple games. Dazzy Vance fanned 13 for the Giants while Meusel and Terry drove runs for the Dodgers in a 2 0 win. Tigers rally late but Indians hold on 6 4. Cubs beat Pirates 11 2 as Hartnett homers twice. Yankees lose again. Red Sox top Shawkey 9 6. Senators edge Athletics 4 3. White Sox fall 15 11 to Browns after Sisler hits. Cardinals debut Hornsby with 6 2 win over Reds aided by strong pitching.
Regular taxi service available to Pauley's iCabin via phone 333. Contact for ride requests and scheduling.
Norman Batten, relief driver for the young Italian De Paolo, won 1200 in lap prizes while De Paolo earned nearly 10000 in prizes from accessory manufacturers. De Palma, De Paolo's uncle, introduced him to American driving three years ago. The Shafer-Morton team finished third, Lewis-Hill second, with DePaolo's Duesenberg securing a second straight victory.
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