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Newspaper
Seymour Daily Tribune
Location
Seymour, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1925
Page
2
The page lists subscription prices by county zones for Daily By-in Advance and weekly rates, with rates for multiple time spans. A Bible Thought feature quotes Proverbs 28:8 urging caution against usury and unjust gain.
The community mourns Dr. George G. Graessle physician and surgeon a valued citizen and true friend He served others through medicine and public spirit helping Seymour with fair minded leadership and sincere dedication his loss is deeply felt by many vision and kindness marked his life as a guiding example for the community.
Patriotic groups including the G A R and Spanish American War veterans urge Seymour residents and open businessowners to display flags on June 14 1777 date anniversary under Independence Hall Philadelphia proclamation by Mayor Charles L. Kessler. Beecher quote praises flag as symbol of liberty and light.
Miss Madge Boyd of Greenfield is weekend guest of Mrs. George Gottberg on West Fourth Street.
In Noblesville Indiana Judge Fred Hines will hear a motion next Tuesday to release defendants D C Stephenson Earl Klinek and Earl Gentry on bond in the Madge Oberholtzer slaying case. The court overruled a state motion to deny defense access to a purported dying statement and indications point to its delivery to defense counsel for review.
Warren S. Stones funeral is planned for Monday continuing preparations to elect a successor. The enterprising labor leader shaped the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and co founded the Empire Trust, and helped push the Adamson Act and rail labor actions during wartime and postwar periods.
American Flag and By HisSelf Favorites Lead Belmont Stakes field in the $50,000 classic for three year olds at Belmont Park. Belmont Park track is fast. American Flag from Glen Riddle Farm is seen as post-time favorite under 2 to 4 odds. Derby and Preakness entrants Kentucky Cardinal Almadel Prince of Bourbon Swope Backbone also nominated.
Mrs P B McParland of Hyattsville Md who had been visiting her father the Rev F J Wiegand of this city left this afternoon for her home She is in charge of the Home Economics Department at Maryland University College Park
Babson Institute studies show common labor now commands higher pay with near full employment, driven by restricted immigration since WWI. Wages in the South have doubled or tripled since 1913, and stockholder lists reveal common labor as the top stock subscriber, signaling a shift in social and economic power toward working classes.
The wedding bar rage custom of throwing shoes and rice at brides and grooms is outlawed in Springfield Roman Catholic churches. Rev. Thomas A. McGovern of Holy Name Church says the pagan practice has no place in the Christian Church and pastors urge guests to refrain from such acts. If mischief is needed they may simply say it with towers.
A historical note argues wage and labor conditions nationwide show stability with no wage surge or cut, citing Babsonchart readings of 1% below normal for total labor. It asserts that using common labor alone would show 100 to 200 percent above normal. Advertising lines claim insurance coverage for baking failures when using White Rock Flour.
William Lawrence and Kath ryn Gray, both 15, of Greensburg, wed Thursday at 1 30 pm in Newport Kentucky and returned home that night. Police held a warrant but the couple left before arrest. Gray is the daughter of Marsh Gray and worked at Smith restaurant locally.
Catarrhal Deafness is linked to inflammation of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. The ad claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine will rid the system of Catarrh or Deafness caused by Catarrh and has been sold by druggists for over four years, F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
A column excerpt from Wise Crax features witty press quips on trials, sports, advertising, and everyday life. It catalogues humorous lines from Indianapolis Star, La Fayette Journal-Courier, Lake County Times, South Bend News Times and Hunting ton Herald with playful comparisons and light satire.
Peru Daily Tribune reports the French government remains stable as Premier asserts control. The Lebanon Reporter jokes that even if all were gathered they would still be matchless by noon.
William Liehtsinn of Indianapolis is spending the weekend in this city with friends, enjoying local spots and social gatherings. The visitor plans to explore area attractions and sample regional cuisine.
Edward Buhner travels to Louisville this afternoon to spend the weekend, planning leisure time in the city.
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