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Newspaper
Seymour Daily Tribune
Location
Seymour, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1925
Page
3
An advertisement touts blood-cell counts as the key to weight gain and beauty. It asserts S.S.S. is a safe vegetable tonic since 1826, promising stronger health, clearer skin, and fuller cheeks by boosting red blood cells and removing impurities.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad reports 1924 revenues declined from peak 1923 levels but achieves the largest net railway operating income in its history except for 1923. Operated mileage totals 5 196 miles with 773 814 915 value of transport property and 2 585 steam locomotives among assets.
Local sale in Bluffton Indiana reports 44 hogs sold on the local market for 2,070 dollars at an average of about 47 dollars per head. The largest hog weighed 560 pounds and the smallest 923 pounds.
Hartford City Indiana reported a waterworks deficit for the first time in many years as local factories drill deep wells for their own supply, reducing city demand and revenue.
Marion Indiana city authorities are finalizing plans to set a ten year contract to supply electric current. Bids will be opened on July 23.
An advertisement claims Dr Orths Stomach Remedy cures indigestion gastritis and related stomach troubles quickly with instant relief or no charge. Jones Pharmacy and other reputable druggists supply the remedy.
Charles B. Davies former Elks secretary and wealthy merchant pleaded guilty to assault with intent to kill in a fall attack on his wife. He received 1 to 10 years in state prison and will testify against seven Kansas City gangsters he hired who extorted his wealth.
Rapid progress is reported on the Prairie duel dredging project near the Wabash river and around Peru city to divert water away from streets. The dredge, built to carry water around the city, forms part of the Peru flood prevention scheme.
Plymouth Indiana June 30 Jimiy Blades aged 15 was hoeing potatoes at home after running away to join a circus vagabond show. He was found by his parents in the cook tent peeling Irish Cobblers potatoes.
Monticello Indiana merchants announce an all day picnic for themselves and families on July 6 while keeping stores open July 4. The event grants workers a full day off and reflects local holiday plans.
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