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Newspaper
Seymour Daily Tribune
Location
Seymour, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1925
Page
3
The ad argues battery longevity reduces total ownership cost, noting short-lived models are costly. A long lasting Exide battery minimizes repairs and worry by delivering more months of use and fewer service bills.
An announcement from International News Service reports the sale of all Indiana Silo and Tractor Company property in Anderson, including two local factories with branches in Kansas City and Findlay Ohio. The price is undisclosed. Former capital stock exceeded $1,000,000. Receiver John W. Kern says the Kansas City and Findlay plants will be sold next, expected to net over $100,000.
Inventor unveils a new farm tractor designed for nighttime plowing. A single automobile headlight at the front provides enough illumination for the operator to work after dark.
Indiana National Guard Adjutant General William H. Kirschner announced completion of plans to build a 400000 armory in Indianapolis. The facility will house city units and store militia equipment for the state.
Taxi service advertises regular trips to Pauley's Cabin with contact phone 333 for scheduling and pickup.
H Powell Dibble of Switzerland County Indiana becomes the first Indiana sheep grower to win three Hoosier Gold Medal awards. He qualified all three years, raising Hamp shire grades now purebreds and producing lambs averaging over 65 pounds at official weights. The feature lists ten production commandments including late lambing, forage, grain rations, parasite control, pasture rotation, and strict culling to keep a purebred flock.
About 220 students are expected in Franklin college summer school as registration extended into Tuesday morning after office closure. Initial tally at 205 rose with additional registrations, with classes starting Tuesday morning and a campus chapel service held. a faculty reception is planned Thursday night.
Hartford City adopts a one way street ordinance with a $25 fine for violations. The law aims to regulate traffic flow and curb violations as motorists initially react with caution.
C H Wiethoff of this city has been named representative of the Sixth Rotary Group in Indiana to succeed John A Nutter of Jeffersonville who resigned after a transfer to St Louis Wiethoff assumes duties at once The group includes several Rotary Clubs in southern Indiana Ben Sherwood of Bedford district governor elect was guest at the local club Tuesday He spoke on Rotary Responsibilities and was well received
Dorothy Ellingson, described as a youthful matricide, underwent an appendectomy at St. Francis Hospital this morning. Dr. T D Arcy Quinn, county jail physician, performed the operation. Her condition was reported very satisfactory and the length of stay was not yet known.
A lone masked robber entered the Twelve Mile state bank in Twelve Mile, northeast of Logansport, Tuesday morning. Cashier R. R. Pickering confronted the bandit, who fled through a rear door. no money was stolen and no one was hurt.
Indianapolis officials on June 10 outlined plans to push through a monument in memory of the late Thomas R. Marshall wartime vice president of the United States and former Indiana governor.
The latest process in topographic map making used by the geological survey uses shading to render hills mountains and slopes in relief. This method helps the average reader understand terrain features clearly and quickly.
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