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Putnam patriot., 1925-11-06
BocARDUs RESIGNS
 AS INSTRUCTOR

Ging Bogardus, an instructor in .be machine shop at the Putnam State Trade school, has rendered his resie. Tation Co take effect as soon as his successor can be obtained. Mir. Bo- ggrtas. who Is considered an expert waehinist, has been offered a position v.fs the nut and bolt foundry in Taunton. Mass. During his five year stsv in Putnam Mr Bogardus has made many friends who regret his leaving.
Putnam patriot., 1925-11-06

In addition to Coats at the special price of S59.50. have special group coo EA priced at ...........=.-..z.z.. pcO 9cO
Putnam patriot., 1925-11-06
SLEEP ALL NIGHT
 NOW
Says Pennsylvania Man. Not Bother. ed by Bladder Weakness at Night

A. C. Smith. 41 W. Broad St.. Beth lehem. Pa. says, T now rise in the morning refreshed and feeling fine. Viii gladly tell my experience by words or letter. Getting up nights for bladder relief is natures warning of danger ahead. Lithiated Buchu cleans es the bladder as Epson salts do the bowels, driving out abnormal deposits. neutralizes excessive acids, thereby re Heving the irritation which causes get ting up nights. The tablets cost ? cents each at all drug stores. Keller Laboratory. Mechanicsburg, O.
Putnam patriot., 1925-11-06
MARRIED

MICHEL -MANN-In New York City at the Broadway Tabernacle, Nov. 6, Miss Edna Nj. Mann of Putnam and Joseph A. Michel of New York CitV
Putnam patriot., 1925-11-06
"Steeple Tom''
THOMAS FITZPATRICK

Boston Phone. Haymarket 2740 Does Steeple Work of all descrip- tions: Pointing. Painting, Regild- ing and Repainting. Large Brick Chimaeys Pointed. Repaired and Cleaned: Water Tanks Painted and caalked Painting Flagpoles; Re gliding Weather Nanes, Crosses. Church Clocks, Ornaments, etc. setting Up Flagpoles; Taking Down Old Chimneys, Water Tanks. Spires, etc; Lightning Rods Put Upi Slate Roof Repairing; Clean Ing Out Chimneys, Fireplaces and Roof Cutters q Speciality.
 HOTEL HAYMARKET Boston, Mass, or Address Putnam
 Patriot.
Putnam patriot., 1925-11-06

Putnam, and Mir and Mrs. A. Miller, Miss ftose hraYen. George miiirr anu Walter Miller of Webster.
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Commission Market
Fruits

Fruits
Applos--Fancy Jonathane, $3.50 a
bbl.; N. Y, Greetings; 500 bol.: grimes
S ern spies % sS.5 ooi Bellefiewers. $
Apricots~Ca $3.50 a box.
cranberTies%se z a $50 half barrel
cocoanuts-$e.5o hundred;
Grapefruti--S3.26@ $50 box.
Grapes-Fancy California Emperors.
~' TiSeTm%onnsioWcalifornia. $e259e5o.
+, Oranges-Extra fancy California Valen-
cias 1893 TO 25os, S4.oo@6'oo; Florida
PeaSs%Tinter varieties. $3.50 . bu.;
fancy N. Y D'Anjos. SO bu.
sstrssRelscgsHsT & soc 90 90 dusT a'
Tangerines-S3. 70.
Vegetables
Beans-Fancy Southern Green 1926 q
3.60Na buehel.
BeetswFsncy homegrown. s2.ab bu.;
A Cabbase&Fancy Holland seed. 2n a &c
pound; New Texas, ga &c.
garrots77$2 q 6ushsl new Texas, 80 !,
crs 4sier trimmed. u so puncS; Jumbo
trimmed, 81 60 bunch.
ulifower-California $3.50 crate
Cucumbers-Tancy Southern $500
Egs plant-$1 rs dozen.
,Kale-Eastern, $3.50 barrel.
a crate; dollhouse leaf. $2.25 q 16-pound
basket
Mangoes--Eancy Southern. 800 bas-
ket
grown. So a 1O0-lb. sack; Ohio yellow.
SO 100-lb. sack; dollhouse green's, csc
Parsley - Homegrown. e5c dozen
punches.
Radishes - Buttons. dollhouse, 81. is
dozen buncbe,: long red or white, CSC
dozen.
Rutaoages-- a 5O-lb. basket.
Shallots--7Bc basket.
Spinach--$1 so a bushel.
Sauash-Hu5bar 81 Gao q pound,
Tonatoes--yancy California repacked.
$7Ql $50 a six-basket crate.
Turnips-$2 bu.; $3.50 Dbl
Potatoes
Fancy Michigan round whites. $2.10 q
l5Q-lb; bag Minnesota ~ lbo-le bag
bag; Idaho Russets: $s;15 "a lg0lb.
Sweet Potatoes-yirgtnia. S4.75 a Dbl.
Eastern Jerseys. $3.50 hamper Indiana.
81 bu.: Arkansas. $3.2s. hampea. Gold
ensiow. $3.50.
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RKER PRICES EQUAL 1924 RECORD
Desirable Heavles Bring $12
Market, IS to %
Cents Higher,

Under continued light receipts
and strong demand. hog prices at
the local yards today scared $50
26c, equaling last years high
record, established in October. De
sireable heavy hogs were moved at
$12 and desirable light stock sold at
$11.90. Practically all the. trans.
actions were at $11.90@12. Mediums
were quoted at that level. Light.
lights were priced at $11@11.60.
Pigs were quoted over a range OF
$7Q1150. Light stock pigs were
quoted at s7GS.50. Slaughter pigs
sold at $9@11. The bulk of good
sows was cleared at $10.25910.50.
about steady with Monday. Cheap
err grades were quoted at $S.5o910.
Stays were quoted at s6@9.50. Re-
ceipts were estimated at $500. Hold
over from Monday numbered 142.
Practically all were sold.
Cattle values ruled about steady,
with demand fairly sctive for all
grades in the Offering. There was a
larger. supply OF good cattle. al
though the Offering was still scanty.
Receipts were estimated at LOO.
Light killing steers were quoted at
S7Q7.50. Medium &c fer heifers
We're priced at s6q7. with good
heavies moving at s7.25@7.50. Fat
light heifers brought $500. Choice
cows brought s6@6.25; common to
coed, s495.5O; cutters. $303.75. and
Gamers, s2.75.
Veal prices sagged soc on a buy
Ing slump. Top was s14.50 and the
bulk OF good stun sold at Si3.509
IA. Mediums were quoted at $9911.
and commons. s69s. Receipts were
estimated at 700.
About 100 head of sheep and
lambs Of medium to good quality
were offered. Top was $3.50, al
though dealers said they would pay
more for better grades. A few head
of choice sheep cleared at IS. Most
prices were quoted nominal.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
LEGAL NOTICE
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD
LEGAL NOTICE
IndIanapolls, Ind. Feb. 1e, ICES,


iSSdniaT71ss lPs 46 IND r1s Tsb ia, Ie 1895
n Notice Is hereby given by the Board Of
Indiana that sealed proposals will be re-
ceived by IT,. at It's Office, until 2 O'Clock
p, N. on Monday. March I6. 1895 for
sne iolIowing described public improve
thorized by
Improvement Resolution No. 122Ss.
FIRST ALLEY EAST OF COLLEGE AVE.
y, from north property line OF Twenty
II TO south property line of Twenty-sec.
ono Street
BY grading and paving the alley with
Asphaltic.C Concrete. Concretefor Brick. laid
or grading and paving with xsphsitic.
concrete. laid on a 4-inch Asphaltic- Con
crete foundation. from inches of prop
sr ynt ns 70 di inches o Of property line 70
l:I7o lin. II. Of 4xie-inch stratified Line .iis
stone Marginal Stone. as specified: pro
TTild mns,o ~ In: IT, Of 4x1e.inch Strained
standard Steel paving guard. as specified.
Also extending all water. gas. sewer and
other private service connections to prop
erty;iine. where not already in.
Al 70 be as shown on plan and as
All work done in making of said de-
Scrloed public Improvement shall be In ac-
cordance with the terms and conditions Of
said Improvement Resolution. and the
general and detail plans profIes. draw
ings and specifications. which are on file
Board Of Public Works Of the City Of In.
The board of Public Works reserve. the
right to reject any or all bids.
W. II. FREEMAN.
NJ. ]. SPENCER,
board OF Public Works. City OF Indian
Feb. II. "a. 1928.
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Births

Boys
Robert and Frances o'conner. st. VIM
lyle and Eioise Barnes St. Vincent hos
Hoyt and Hazel Fulk. Methodist hospi-
tai.
Charles and Lula Henninger. Methodist
:. ANTHONY and Theima wilson. 4es u
Blake.
ant a and T Edsh Rayes s s29 Es
:, John and Stella LaFollette. 1881 W.
Peter and Olive Delello. 1929 W. WIKI
John. and. Louise Taylor. 1920 Howard.
Ward and Audrey Taylor. 14,l Mipoc-
:, Theodore and Edna Stevens. co4;s W.
= Frank and Lois warman. sDls e.
Eoyd and Fleets. Hiatt, o25 -Laugsdaie,
Warner and Elizabeth Linn. ST. Vincent
Patrick and Maria LOTUS. St. vincen.
Win and Edith Mitchell. 15o Geisendorff.
Girls
Walter and Edith Prise, 1910 Barth
:, Charles and Gladys Weirfck. 5O43 e.
: william and Eleanor Hinkle. s744 N.
Denver and Dorothy Pruitt, 634 Coffey.
Robert and md Nay Senior, sci N. Ms.
SsSrs SsG and S' Mary u Albert SsoS r. sSsr-
man DR..
LawTsnce and Alta Kirt ls4s W.
Thirty-Fourth.
Charles and Mary Perdue. 1417 q. Mar
James and Trixy Terrell, 264 Leeds.
Ivan and Blanche Heidenrich. $40
Harry and Laura Martin. 333 N. state.
Raymond and Myrtle Mccarthy. sos n.
East.
Ralph and Minnie Kirn. 1867 Silver.
Lee and Florence Fowler. ST. Vincent
Paul and velra Cavanaugh. 81. Vincent
hospital.
Ira and Mabel swisher. $40 Drover.
Bertram and Mildred Williams. 32S
Edward and Elizabeth Springer. 2032
N. La Sale.
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CITY ApvERTIsEMENT
OlI1 ADVERTISEMENTS
LEGAL NOTICE
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD


Indianapolis. Ind, Feb. 1e. 1928.
Notice Is hereby given by the Board of
Public Works OF the City OF Indianapolis.
Indiana that sealed proposals. viii be re.
ceived by u. at its office. until 2 o'clock
?. M. on Monday. March o. 1928. for the
IN the City of Indianapolis. as authorized
Improvement Resolution No. 12247.
BRADBURY STREET.
Street.
To west property line of state Avenue.
with wooden-B Block. Asphalt Asphaltic
Concrete or Brick. laid on a 6-inch gravel
concrete foundation from curb line to curb
line TO uniform wioth of "a feet: grad
ing and paving the wings of the intersect-
ING streets and alleys In a similar man
ner ana to o the width az SHOWN on plans
stratifed Limestone. Marginal Stone: con-
strueting catch basins including inlet
TOPS 5a2 providing 2 new iron inlets: laying
connections made to inlets. catch basins
ana manholes; and resetting manhole
tops TO grade.
other private service connections to prop
erty line. where not already In.
Al 70 be as shown on plan and as
All work done in making of said de-
scribed public Improvement shall be in
accordance with the terms. and conditions
general and detail plans profies, draw
mss as specifications which are on file
and may be seen In the office Of said
55oard OF Public Works Of the City of In
The. Board of Public Works reserves the
right to reject any. or all bids.
W. n. FREEMAN.
NJ. ]. SPENCER.
Board q Public Works. City Of Indian
Feb. II % 1921
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Deaths

Winfield Scott Martin, "a. Central Ind.
ana Hospital. chronic hterstiual
Clifford Colby. O. e4ss Barnes. broncho
Lillian Williams, 20, 44A W. Twenty
Mary e. .Byrum, l month. city hospital.
Minnie Reed. AZ. $40 N. Temple chronic
's oineors @. Lodge. OIL. 90 N. Bevine.
John Edward Ellis. IA. eo4 Buchanan.
Charles is Edward Hamilton. /. ss5 Bates.
Carrie Il. Herman. 90, 4a The Blacherne.
'0I Mar PRsuo 3. Snyder, IA days. 1oe wal
lace. lobar pneumonia.
Luther whelan. 20. Methodist Hospital.
r'S Matte w. ThOrns. 80. 224s N. New
Jersey. chronic myocarditis.
William Douglass Hybarger. IL. 1884
Morgan acute, myocarditis: ~ oo,e
D0 Emily E. HarssT IS. &ss n illinois,
Grover Eugene Duckworth. months.
1914 Nordyke. broncho pneumonia
Anna sobol. 35. Methodist Hospital.
aortic embolism.
Elizabeth Sweeney, 20. city hospital.
pulmonary tuberculosis.
Frank T.. Howard. 80, 2o0o College.
chronic a clholecystitisi 4.n, ~ ,sea
Singleton. cerebral hemorrhase.
Earl Howard De Pew. 40. Methodist
Hospital. FEATURED skull. accidental.
Walter Tribby. 90. Long Hospital. dia-
David Goidstein. 10 months. city hos
pital streptococcia laryngitis.
Lucy =. Garrett. 10. 40 8. Pine.
Henry Il. HIKE. OIL. 112s 6. Healing.
arteriosclercsis.
Susie Long. 81. Columbia Park. cere-
Henry r, Parker. SO. city hospital.
Nancy H. Durham. So. 1888 Avondale
Albert d, Barnhili. 8 months. city hos
pital. broncho pneumonia.
Robert Harper. 81 city hospital. pull
Milla May Cant 7 months. 72a Blake.
Infant sobol; 1 day. Methodist Hospital.
Ellen Kelly. 81. ss25 Kenwood. broncho
Katie Kunz. 40, sss N. Belmont lobar
Emma Henry. 81. Central Indiana Hos
pital. broncho pneumonia.
Florence Marie Wadsworth. l. 223
Anne Lewis. rs. city hospital. chronic
:, Lucy Frances King. So, 22e N. Persh-
John Wesley woodruff. 4 months. 1889
Columbia broncho pneumonia.
duenza
Gestis Rage. "a. 535 Agnes, pulmonary
Mary ssalnniller. ~. IT'S Cottage. in
Bcuiah Marie ,kitson. 20. Deaf Institute.
influenza.
Jennie euics. 40. 1s4e Yandes. mitral
insufficiency.
Catherins w. Mcmahon. &C., st. Vincent
Hospital. broncho pneumonia,
Eliza Ann Earring. 2045 Broadway.
uremia.
tgan. hypostatic pneumonia, accidental
Lavonne Irene Givens. IS days, al N
Elder. acute castro enterttis.
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Produce Markets
LSSISeITs Buy, Buying ., R|riSss' :.

Esxs-strictly fresh delivered at rndi.
annapolis. 2e@ csc 2 dozen. - ooa.,.
ID; cocks, iS@ lac; sp uSii e SSS5ie
cSpcHS, lbs: up, $5c; ducks: 5ops ggS9sd l
Young Young ben turkeys, Sac old. ~ &c;
ktos.,. $3.50; guineas. 2-lb. size. 81 a
Vdtter--Pscking stock butter. 1gq22c;
selling price for creamery butter AZ e fSc.
apSSHRs scs s t5oRS Ssnu- selling priccs) New
6 51rr u 2se SwS ssS dsses 9
Domestic Swiss, 40@ 43c; imported, ,b5 q
9cos Long Horne, p 2sc;o Neut;chatel;
LOAF. s6c: Swiss loaf ssc.
Live CIs Syn y asI FEB Gesi saP sna a.
24@26a sots meat al s Epsoafsss
15%S Soo; extra Srsis, II 4 a 42Ssc;, frsts
e D nUrS.r ne . sttss ss Esss
frsse $5c; Potstoes..5;Mdichigan plain
sdSSa sG Or Se% York S%Pands s[ 81
S cg55lcAs 5Ss~ ssS ssssS.T
frsts. 80 y @37c; seconds, 81 a 81 rs
Ss:ts; ss
S cars 4 fo%Is Csc, DUCKS 2sc geese
I4c: springs Csc: turkeys. 25c; roostsTs
1Sc. Potatoes---Receipts, -249 cars; Wis
consin round whites, 81 ;05 q 80: Mime
sofa round whites. 81 Oils: Idaho rus
sets. 81 30 1880.
NEW YORK. Feb. 24.-Flour-Quiei
Primer; midwest spot, $l5 rs @lB .s5
DIP 459c; refined. dull; granula, Il. $E 100
santos No. 4. 1914 OPS TaIIo~ Easy
No. /. $1.3O@1.36; No. 5, $1.05@1:15
Dressed poultry-Steady: turkeys, 40 a
dgeks. 500 2ss6 ducks. Lopg Island; 27 q
fowlq.- 81 q age turkeys, 30Q 3Pc r2ost.
ers. x6c: chickens. ESQ &c., broilers. ~36 a
600: capons. 80 a 3Sc. Cheese-Firm
State whole milk, common TO specials, II
q acc. Butter-Quiet; receipts, b.4S5
creamery extras, 41c special market, Al y
042c. Eggs--Easieri RECEIPTS, 1921
yhllss. 27@ Al 5ze fresh tbEstss: s7@ PC;
aic; nearby browns. 40@41c.
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Other Live Stock

IL 900; market, BEST I'd steers and d' ysSS.
otS ss s csssss: s SsssEs tending @
stssr. s5 so%s 0g Re Righe4D b @'S Sesr
esrs 70 pi sssDsET s Ia f Sass kinds Rns
$3.50 and better, sheep-Receipts, a.
strong @a sES fst lamb s EsSSsfs4 's ssay
shippers top. $500; be, held higher: fat
sshceep strong. good lisp Sund killing ewes
or 9o e ears s4oas 2 o 9P toR s7SS
R T;al7 5000: market AIRY active
& lS uO sSP SSls
I.igg6ht y - $ll a ITO; iisn; lights
sii99'11ggg n DO; packing sows. smooth;
1915: slaughter SSis Ds soW So 5 0SEh
ssipts 300 Ssgfst ss Sddiss iS$sn ysss
nc'1sns ss and lOS atier s0S
&, 900 % ;%Is S6 loSsOc SishsT SssSS
iight Sit a I1.so; light tights, siSyS
$4,000: bulk. $Ii so q ! IS. sheesp@ 9
s;S ssssa: sas ;tssa $s as IS Sss
ss11:;. sSS II SIgR:s
ssSSS qIss slGsS: SsasAs :sss:
sood 70 eSo oce to Se eh S 50 s5 sd69 q
so%S So fair 200 sSoa s cows, 70 sS5SI
nss ss1 So sSR fs oD si5 aOo
:sI S!s'ls sSS 4ts ss4S.' :slRPse
Sla@14. Hogs-.a sceiSts. 5000: market
s sIsads sigg9 9Sd e sssF: and butch
ket. steady; good % choice. Ssa $50
L,an1bs-Market. stesdy; good to choice,
o., FIST RggyFA.S Feb ~ Cattle
St sis'd srad saiDr 5ss s soa. sgtS
steady gs q hoss So %ar iS i sSseD sn
fs sa So eaG Is ysaP,sss l7 b eg
ssstiSsa n IS g 5sc Ssis6SesS: syqSiEsrs. yi6;SS
roughs. sioSSio.75c: stays ssS7. AD
TOLEDO. Feb 24.-Hogs = Receipts
600, market 1oQ15c higher heayies
EsTkss: iSS2 81: sts f sssaa $50
PITTSBURGH. Feb. 24-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. light; market, steady: choice. 50 so
@ec75: good ss.e5 @925;. fair. s7@
prime westhers. sio.50 0if; good. So 80
g 1925 fair mixed. SOS: lambs. STA
Is ma HSs lSos 10 double dsek
gI225: medium, sf2.2o@is,S6; heavy
Yorker, oT12 10 q 1925; light Workers.
S109 1918; stays. So 66
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-24
CITY ApvERTIsEMENT
LEGAL NOTICE
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC worries
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

ISSS oTHeRS 10 1 SSSr EsR HS 1925
pSc WORKS s'o 81 hs CITY 81 nd s0s e
ceived BY III AZ is eftiee. untii q o'clock
the following S described pubic Improve
ment. In the City OF indianapolis. as au-
Improvement Resolution No. 1917.
From north curb line OF New York ST..
TO south curb line OF Michigan St. -.
by sr paosd ane PAx y ht the pr gr
lawns 10 ! uniform width Of AZ feet;
s rSd 00 Hme sss Bere soap Sandstone s
Uniform width e 50 fset: cur6ing, The
Ss shown on plan; providing Us lin, II. y
int r. ~ ah'e radius SRTners srA Poe cor
sIssSiaSs ana pTovss5nS new %SnhSS
ca dar basin tops as show on Plan prSO,
ne s made ci inets n and D catch ba S9n
All 70 b a. shown on plan and a.
All work done IN making Of said de-
scribed public Improvement shall be In
ACCORDANCE with the terms, and conditions
general and detail plans, probes. drew
Ings and specifications which are on file
f BOsd may y 3 S fSn Works O the u sSs y a y
inq re Board Of Public works reserves the
right 70 reject fH RER e 81 3 o'a6So Fr1N.
" +. FREEMAN. ~
Board Of Pebble Works ~ Of Indian
f fsBas IL and "a. 1898.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-24
IN the Sugar Market

NEW YORK, Feb 24.--Although
domestic refiners appear well sup
piled with raws in anticipation Of an
early spring demand and have tenn.
orarily withdrawn from the market,
Europe continues heavy purchaser
of both Cuban and Porto Ricans.
and during the past week absorbed
almost 10000 tons. The excessive
European buying has bulufied to a
great extent the early over-produc-
ton Of Cubans and will. some deal
ers believe, be the determining fac
tor in the spring
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT
LEGAL NOTICE
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFEICE OF THE R0Apn

OfFlCE OF THE BOARD
NOTICE 70 oAp coST fRH 6ikCs To- 1925.
of NS aSc WORKS aETs0s 81 *: X the ,I SsS
S9S ln 81 hat Il S'h Il: Proposals wiz 3
Tor the fooWins rlu dsscsb ssfn puSioi sE I,
pro'Syement. IN the City of indianapolis. as
Improvement Resolution No. l2237.
ROWLAND AVENUE
r,s From northeast property lne Of Com
10 northwest. property line of Jefferson
wd By grading and paving. the roadway yith
woo, wooden Block. Asphalt Asphaltic-Con-
crete foundation from curb line 10 To- curb SIH
line TO uniform width Of 80 feet: grad
ing s seep Snd s hs wings IN Of shs
ana 70 the wdiths az shown on plan: con-
ron nIsts p mannolssSSb Rroydins new
inch drain pipe with connections made to
hole: laying, 400 lineai feet OF ie-inch
new hanholes and drain sewer as shown
on plssn: proyidI1g 10 linesl feet Of Axis.
and resetting . manhole tops TO grade.
otehr private service connections TO prop
AL 70 be as shown on plan and as
des Al ~pr DuS SGD' in making .,. # said
accordance with the terms and conditions
of said improvement Resolution. and the
md specifications which are on Ale and
may be seen In tho office of said board
Of Public Works of the City OF Indian
The Board of Public Works reserves
the right TO reject any or all bids.
CHARLES e. COFFIN
X. = SPENCER SPENCER
Board Of Public Works City Of indian
FEB. IL. "a 1925.
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Seed Warming
BIZ NEA Serpioe

BIZ NEA Service
: EU7ASHINGTON, Feb. "a.
INV The Department Of
Agriculture has sent out
a warning against the purchase
Of certain foreign seed. espe-
cially the kind called German
clover seed.
Italian clover seed, which
the department finds inferior to
domestic seed. is being shipped
to Germany, repacked and
shipped to America under the
guise Of German clover ceed.
the department reports.
There Is small chance that
this is German seed, the warn
ing adds. because Germany
does not even produce enough
seed for her own use.
Alfalfa seed from Argentina
is equally misleading, because
most of It comes from the
semi-tropical zone and Is unit
for planning In the temperate
zone here.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT
CIIY ADVERTISEMENT
LEGAL NOTICE
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
nuuIr.n ON nIIr mann
LEGAL NOTICE
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

{NV SHfGEB rs dokrEE sS - J}0aS
Notice is hereby given by. the Board of
Public Works of the City OF Indianapolis.
Indiana. that sealed proposals will be re-
D. M. on ~ Friday. March Is iea5. Tor r'f The
following described public Improvement in
the city of indianapolis, as authorized BY
Improvement Resolution No. 1890
NOWLAND AVENUE
From northeast property line Of Jeffer-
p,T1, 70 sOltsswsSssS property line of BroOhsids
by grading and and paving the rosdyay
concrete foundation from curb. line TO curb
line to uniform width of "a feet grad
ing and paving. the. wings Of the tntersect-
g s sEfe e 2Wd w fS a. SHOWN s ar psn
Iineai feet Of f2inScR drain pipe nS with
connections made to inlets and catch
basin; and resetting manhole tops to
Also extending all water. gas. sewer and
other private service connections to prop
ertY line, where not already in:
All work done in making Of said de-
scrtbed public, Improvement shall be. In
Of said Improvement resolution and the
general and detail plans, proflles draw
tngs and specifications which are on file
Board Boa % Pgbc ss Works " the S city 81 ind p
A'' The Board Of Public Works reserves the
right to reject any ny, OF 3 al bids couurS
X. j.. sPPEEEEccEEkA. N'
Board OF. Public Works, City Of Indian
reh ~ ,ooK
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80 LEGAL NOTICES
~~N~~-~~~r~-esN~~sNsNs>N >~>~~~N~s~~ >~Ns~~NNN
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
LEGAL NOTICE
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS

OFFICE OF THE BOARD
Indianapolis, Ind, Feb. 1d, 1928.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Notice is hereby given by the Board Of
Public Works of the City OF. Indianapolis
d Indian that sealed Proposal, win Be
p. m. on Friday March IS, 1925. for the
following described public improvement in
the city OF indianapolis, as authorized by
Improvement Resolution No. 1880
NORTH STREET.
west of Healing Avenue.
70 west properly line Of Sherman Drive.
With Wooden Block. Asphalt. Ashaitic-
Concrete. Concrete or brick; laid on G.
80 feet: grading and paving the wings Of
the intersecting street and alley in a sim
ilitr manner and to the widths as shown
On plan, providipg l20 lineal feet Of Ak g.
and resetting 5 manhole tops to grade.
Also extending all water. gas. sewer and
other private service connections to prop
erty line. where not already in.
All TO be as shown on plan ana as
specified.
An work 6cne in making Of said de-
scribed public. Improvement shall be In
accordance with the terms and conditions
OF said Improvement resolution. and the
general and detail plans, protiles. drawings
and specifications which are on file and
Public Works Of the City Of indianapolis,
The Board Of Public Works reserves the
right to reject any or. all bids.
CHARLES 2. COFFIN.
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Board Of Public Works. City OF Indian
Feb ~, "a 1873.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-24
Tank Wagon Prices

(Not including &c State taxi
GASOLINE-Red Crown. 1890: <Solits
and Ethyl. 21.2c; Energee, 22c: Purol.
1920: Silver Flash. 22c Target 1890:
Diamond 1890; Crystal Pep. Gle; Sinclair.
2O;2c; special: 2lc: White Rose: 21c.
Light, 1880: Perfection 10.6c; Bright
Light, 10.6c; Sinclair. 12.6c.
NAFTHAAEnergee Cleaners. 1o.6c; ".
& p 1850: Standolind Cleaners. 22.5c-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-24
Prices on Coal

Anthracite. S16.5O a ton; coke. $40:
West Virginia lump $6Q7.25: Kentucky
lump, $3.50 a 7.75; Pocahontas mine run.
iSmp u INDIANA egg e 5as
Indiana mine run. $3.50 a so. Wheel
ing SOC ton extra.)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-24

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO. Feb 24.-Best hogs
sold at $11.95 at the local stock
yards today, the highest since No
vember. 1920. Material reduction in
receipts and dwindling stocks caused
the advance.