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The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1901

Page

5

Hood’s Sarsaparilla Promotes Blood Cleansing This Spring

An old time sales pitch urges spring cleansing of the blood through humor and impurities. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is touted as the best medicine to enrich and purify blood, curing scrofula and salt rheum, improving complexion and sleep, and restoring health.

America Hood

Special contracts upheld by Supreme Court in insurance case

The Indiana Supreme Court upheld two years of state auditor skepticism toward special vice counsellor contracts used by mutual insurance firms. The Miller versus State Life Insurance decision affirms a program granting favored individuals a share of earnings via a renewal dividend, while noting the policy remains separate from the contract. The ruling discusses mutual company principles, consideration, and the contract’s purpose to extend business via influential partners.

Hart E. Reynolds Miller State Life Insurance Company Tippecanoe Miller Special Renewal Commission Robinson Appellee United States Supreme Court Henry Circuit Court Alice Green New Castle Green William W. Southard Southard Henry Fadely Board of Commissioners Henry County May E. Smith Marion Superior Court Efraymeon & Wolf Star Store The

Officers to Be Installed by Epworth League in Irvington

The Indianapolis district cabinet of the Epworth League will install officers Friday June 7 at 7 45 p m at Irvington M B Church Layman avenue. Dr Charles E Bacon of Rob erts Park Church will conduct the service. Officers named for the year include James M Ogden president Thomas E Smiley first vice president Estella Hollingsworth second vice president Jesse A Shearer third vice president Louw A Robertson fourth vice president Ervin M Strauss treasurer Ellen T Browse secretary. An informal social will follow and all district chapter members and friends are invited.

Indianapolis Epworth League Irvington M. B Layman Avenue Charles E. Bacon Roberts Park Church James M. Ogden Thomas E. Smiley Estella Hollingsworth Jesse A. Shearer Louw A. Robertson

Indiana National Guard encampment site offered free

Quartermaster General Foster received a letter from Henry Shilling offering over thirty acres near Prospect street and Southeastern avenue free of rent for the annual July encampment. Foster praised the public spirit. Another landowner proposed a rental of $40 for troops’ use.

Foster Henry Shilling Indiana National Guard Prospect Street Southeastern Avenue

New Associations Formed In Indiana For Mineral Water Venture

Articles of Incorporation filed with Secretary of State Hunt by Winona Mineral Water Company to develop medicinal waters at Winona lake. Capital $10,000. Directors include W. J. Richards and several Dickey family members. Jefferson Stone and Macadam Company also organized a $10,000 firm in Kentland to mine stone, quarry building stone, lime, and provide motive power. State Bank of Lowell doubles capital to $50,000. Rudolph Wurlitzer Company of Cincinnati files articles under foreign act. Charles E. Barrett named resident agent in Indianapolis.

Hunt Winona Mineral Water Company Winona Lake Kosciusko County Indianapolis W. J. Richards S. Dickey W. D. Dickey H. S. Dickey Charles L. Farrell Stevenson

Combination of Dealers Forms Builders Supply Trust

A new corporation formed yesterday by local builders supply dealers aims to fix and maintain uniform price scales, protect members from unscrupulous contractors, and operate under a $3,000 capital stock. Officers include A. B. Meyer as president and W. G. Wasson as vice president.

A. B. Meyer Pennsylvania Street Coal and Lime Company Virginia Avenue W. G. Wasson & Co Coal and Lime Dealers Indiana Avenue Ey . Wales Coal and Lime Company Hechusetts Avenue A. B. Keepert West North Street Balke & Krauss Coun P. Malott Coal and Lime Company Massachusetts Cornell Avenues Aikman & Swert Thirtieth Street Indianapolis Morgan & Jackson Thirteenth Street Big Four Fleach W. G. Wasson George R. Wales

Option Clause Limits Wober Interest in Yohn Block

Mrs Winnedge, owner of a large share in the Yohn block, states that the option held by John Wober covers only a one eighteenth interest. She adds that the remaining portions of the building must not be purchased under any circumstances as the other owners do not wish to sell.

Walter L. Ball Muncie Marion County Ball Supreme Court Indiana General Assembly

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Seeks Mothers Worldwide

Used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for teething infants. It soothes the child eases gums stops wind colic regulates bowels and is claimed as the best remedy for diarrhoea from teething or other causes. For sale by druggists everywhere ask for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup two cents a bottle.

Unhealthy skin cures touted with Glenn's Sulphur Soap and Hill's dye

Advertisements tout Glenn's Sulphur Soap as remedy for skin diseases, improving complexion and healing unhealthy sores. The piece also markets Hill's hair and whisker dye in black or brown for cosmetic use.

Glenn Hill

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