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Newspaper
Seymour Daily Tribune
Location
Seymour, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1925
Page
2
The page shows subscription pricing for Seymour Daily Tribune including options for One Year Six Months and Three Months, with various regional and zone rates. It lists national advertising representatives and their addresses in Chicago and New York, dated Wednesday June 24 1925.
A daily Bible thought from the Thought Press notes God will guide the blind along unfamiliar ways and make darkness light, promising to do these things and not forsake his people as described in Isaiah 42 16.
A roundup of quotes from various papers notes playful lines about Old Home Week parking signs and signs guiding where to park. It also mentions anecdotes about refreshments at a school event and satirical remarks about liquor cases and the president's name used in advertising.
The page shows June tax distributions for Bruce Fleetwood, Seymour, Brownstown, Crothersville, Medora, and school cities with treasurers and amounts. Minor ad items note White Rock Flour promotion, Mammoth cave dye tracing of underground rivers, barber shop services, and Cornell medical museum brain collection.
Bartholomew county bankers and bank employees organized to combat bank bandits with a $20,000 fund and a vigilante force. About 75 members formed, 25 more to enroll, and units will carry 45 caliber pistols and Kreig carbines with alarms linking banks and county units. Local officials pledged cooperation and a protective plan extends to merchants and farmers.
The report notes 75 minors secured work permits for summer jobs with girls mainly in local factories and boys in varied roles. Donald Dean, Rushville, age 15, will study medicine at Indiana University next fall after graduating high school early. he is among Indiana’s youngest entrants. A boat placed atop a Beaumont standpipe served as a platform for workers cutting it down with acetylene torches. The civil war era Norwegians had the largest enlistment breadth among nationalities in the Union army.
Four sailors suffered burns in an explosion aboard the Japanese warship Navara during maneuvers off Nagasaki. Reports from international desks note the incident as part of foreign news nuggets.
Franklin Athletics to tour Seymour Sunday with lineup led by Swede Haughman and Buck Rohrabaugh as the fastest local club in years meets Seymour pitching by Miller and others. Gould, Indianapolis umpire, praised for accuracy, will officiate the Franklin-Seymour clash. crowd control expected as usual.
President and Mrs. Coolidge arrived in Salem with no formal welcome and were met by local officials at Red Gables in Swampscott. They toured the grounds of the Stearns home amid a June seaside breeze as officers stood watch at Littles Point. A new British embassy designed to resist earthquakes will be built in Tokyo, Japan.
A dairy picnic in Seymour is planned with use of Shields park for the event. An afternoon scrub bull mock trial will entertain and educate about feeding inferior dairy cattle. A noon dinner, bull sales by Interstate Company with breeders, and a possible Jersey heifer giveaway are planned to boost interest.
A six foot bull snake climbed a forty five foot pole, wrapped around an electric transmission line causing an outage between El Reno and Enid Oklahoma.
Navy officials debate use of new low wavelength radio gear as Arctic expedition under Commander MacMillan and Commander MacDonald pushes for it. Byrd faced a delivery delay, and Admiral De Steiger and Secretary Wilbur clash over security and navigation risks aboard ships and planes.
Old advertisement touts Zemo to treat eczema ringworm blots and skin flaws. It claims a penetrating antiseptic liquid usable day or night with trial bottles priced at 25 cents and a large bottle one dollar plus Zemo Soap.
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