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Newspaper
Seymour Daily Tribune
Location
Seymour, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1925
Page
2
An ad style item offers a biblical message featuring the title The Prince of Peace and the quote to us a child is born from Isaiah 9 6. It prices rare editions at 6.00 to 2.00 and notes various formats including Bible Thought and Topic and series titles.
Hugh Meir Landon, president of the James Whitcomb Riley Memorial Association, announced the hospital’s status as it nears opening. Daily occupancy exceeds 165 patients with a growing waiting list of 95 as Indiana families learn of the service.
Peking June 25 Diplomats press for immediate Chinese commissioners to negotiate revisions of treaties following attacks on foreign settlements. The Chinese government bars repeats of Shameen attacks and evacuates women and children to Hong Kong while Shanghai remains guarded. The foreign powers urge strict adherence to existing treaties until formal changes are agreed.
The state department confirmed that Kellogg will withhold a note to Mexico until Ambassador James R. Sheffield returns to Mexico City. The note will reiterate Mexico must meet its international obligations to keep U S support, with Sheffield expected back in July.
A species of cockroaches infests Laplander huts and sometimes consumes the dried fish stored for winter consumption.
The state highway commission announces changes to State Road No 1 from Franklin to Columbus including a subway under the railroad north of Flatrock and new bridges over Sugar Creek and Blue River. Bids due July 14 for 18 foot paving between Franklin and Edinburg Johnson County with completion aimed for 1926.
The article details state disbursements totaling 46,427 for gravel road bond redemption and lists countywide allocations to state institutions and various townships. It records sums for Driftwood, Grassy Fork, Brownstown, Washington, Jackson, Redding, Vernon, Hamilton, Carr, Owen, Salt Creek, Pershing, and Seymour townships plus Brownstown Crothersville Medora civil entities, noting tuition, special school, road, and bond payments plus municipal building and utility costs.
Fort Wayne dedicates its first municipal aviation field named for Paul Frank Baer, with Captain Charles Nungesser and night flights from McCook Field Dayton and six from Selfridge Piers Detroit. Emma Shroyer, mother of Baer, attends as guest of honor.
A newspaper ad touts a printing service promising pleasing results for all readers. It emphasizes affordable rates and wide reach in the classifieds section to attract local customers.
The Prince of Wales drew enthusiastic attention from natives as his African tour nears completion with visits planned to Bechuanaland and Rhodesia on the final leg.
In Iceland the native's dinner usually consists of dried fish and butter, reflecting traditional diet and culinary customs.
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