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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-06
DELEGATES MAKE TOUR
OF LIMESTONE SECTION
Tea and Open House Also on
Home Economics Program.

BIZ IiWfS NDtrf0i
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, April S.
-Today's program of the state
convention Of the Indiana Home
Economics Association includes A
session on the Indiana university
campus, a sightseeing trip through
the limestone district, a tea at Ne
mortal hall and open house at the
home economics practice building.
Miss Marie Bolenbaugh, vice
president Of the association, pre-
sided today Speakers included
Professor Hazel Cushing. Ball State
Teachers college, Muncie; Dean H.
L. Smith, Indiana university; Miss
Mary Beeman, state supervisor of
home economics education, and
Professor Beulah A. Coon, Uniyer-
sity of Chicago.
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$4,000 Suit Follows Death

81 I lHtS Sptcidt
ANDERSON. Ind. April oval
ter Sharp Of this city. is defendant
in a suit for $4,000 damages filed
by Mrs. Fred L. Mahan, Rush coun-
". whose husband vas killed last
Oct. II when his automobile crashed
with one driven by Sharp on State
Road 10, in Henry county.
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Part of Train DeraiIed

BIZ IInCS Special
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Ind, April
6.-Nine cars of a Peoria & Eastern
freight train piled up along the
right-of-Way five miles east of here,
when an arch bar on a car load of
cement broke and allowed the car to
drop to the track.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-06
Offers Gas Service

@W91III.LIAfGM,fsP9ORT, Ind. April 6
The town board here is considering
a petition to provide Williamsport
with gas service. The petitioner Is
the Northern Indiana Public Service
Company.
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Allows $500 Death Claim

81 Times Special
ANDERSON. Ind, April 6. - The
Pennsylvania 1ailroad will pay $4,000
TO the widow Of Jacob Lower. vet
eran crossing Waterman, who was
killed recently while on duty during
a rainStorm, which prevented him
from seeing the approach of a
switch train. The company's offer
was voluntary.
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$1,000 Given After Injury

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, April g.
Gilbert Robinson has been awarded
$4,000 damages against Ross Clay
as the result Of injuries suffered by
Robinson's 12-year-old son while
coasting last winter, when he ran
into an automobile driven by Clay.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-06
Chosen Student Speaker

By Times Special
ANDERSON, Ind. April 6.-Edwin
". Schoenberger. of this city, has
been chosen student speaker at COM
mencement exercises at Wabash COL
lege. June 3. He is the sol of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Schoenberger.
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MONON-B. & 0.
MERGER FOES
CAIN SUPPORT
Bedford Chamber Of Com
merce Opposes Rail-
road Deal.

b. TiHcs Nprc'Gf
BEDFORD. Ind. April 6. - This
city has joined the fight to prevent
merger Of the Mouon railroad with
the baltimore & Ohic.
A resolution opposing the deal
vas adopted at ,he annual banquet
Of the Chamber OF Commerce. SINH
lar to action taken by q number Of
cities along the Monon route, in
Guiding Bloomington. where a COM
mittee of one hundred has been
formed and an attorney employed.
Fear Industrial Loss
Severe curtailmcnt of industry here
would result from the merger. Bed
ford business men declare. including
removal OF the Monon shops and loss
Of business by the Bedford Foundry
and Machine Company. which pro-
vides the railroad with iron castings.
The foundry has an annual pay roll
Of 1927. 900.
Regarding the merger, the Bloom
ington Telephone IN a recent edl-
torial said in part,
The mouth Of the gigantic Balti-
more & Ohio system is fairly water
ing as it contempIates the proposed
swallowing Of the MonOn railway
and there will be a great licking OF
chops if the B. & o. gets away with
this adventuresome raid into Hoo
SieTdom.
Spends $4,000, 900 a Year
The Monon spends 100000 an
nually in Indiana for supplies and
new equipment, and if the B. 81 O..
ever takes over the Monon. these
millions will be diverted into B. & o.
channels so fast it will almost be
indecent. This is the way things
arc done i'm this modern industrial
age. This two million dollars is now
spent in Indiana under the direc-
ton of HoOsierS. The 3. q o. is an
eastern controlled road. The con
tracts and plums of the Monon viii
be distributed in the east if the
Monon becomes a branch Of the
B. & O."
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ROOSTER FIGHTS TRUCK
Escapes After Smashing Windshield
and Injuring Driver.

II Z TTTI9 t-FVTTNT
UNION CITY, Ind, April 6.-Estie
Shurte of Union City was cut and
bruised when a large rooster flew
through the windshield Of q truck
he was driving near New Lisbon.
Shurte says the rooster literally
attacked the truck, and after the
crash, flew out a side window, ap-
parently unhurt.
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Sues for $4,000 Damages

81 jUtS NPt'fdt
MARION. Ind. April damages
of $4,000 for alleged permanent in
.iuries resulting from an automobile
accident are asked in a suit filed in
the Grant circuit court by Walter
Vanness, Elwood. against Charles L.
Layne. of this city.
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Injured Man Leaves Hospital

BIZ Times Special
MARION. April 6.-H. H. Blinn,
business man. was released from the
Grant county hospital where he has
been a patient for several weeks fol-
lowing injuries received in an auto
mobile accident.
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Teachers Study Animals

Bn Times SpeCidt
PERU, Ind, April 6.-TWenty-fvc
Button school teachers are guests
today Of the American Circus Cor
poration here. gathering data on
animals as an aid to nature study
teaching.
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Cancel Speech
by Shun1aker

I iWtS NUtttHt
KOKOMO. Ind. April &c.
S. Shumaker, superintendent of
the Indiana Anti Saloon League
released Thursday after SerY-
ing q penal farm term for con-
tempt of the Indiana Supreme
court, will not speak at the
Grace Methodist church here
Sunday.
Shortly after it had been an
nounced Shumaker would speak,
the Rev. J. w. Potter, pastor
of the church, said the engage
ment had been cancelled.
Although reluctant to discuss
the cancellation, the pastor in
timated some members of the
church'S official board objected
to the dry leaders appearance
here.
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FREE COURSE
Anderson Aircraft Company Would
Teach Youth.
By Times Special

ANDERSON, Ind, April 6.-The
Grin WEIGH Aircraft Corporation has
instituted a course in airplane and
glider building for juveniles, with
out cost to students. The Y. M. c..
A. will cooperate.
The WEIGH corporation will dedi-
cate its new airport south of the
city with three days of air maneuv-
ers starting May 81. Airplanes and
plane parts manufactured here will
be on exhibit.
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Tractor brushes Mans Legs

81 iWtN special
ANDERSON, Ind, April 6.-Del-
bert Roudebush. 40, farmer. is suf-
fering from crushed legs as the re-
suit of being run owe by a tractor.
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M%ETHODISTS TO MEET
District Conference VIII Be Held
Tuesday at Brazil.
81 Times Special

bW TWFs NVtJTWI
BRAZIL, Ind, April s. - Forty
churches viii be represented here
Tuesday at a m~id-year meeting of
the Greencastle district, Northwest
ern Indiana conference, Methodist
Episcopal church.
Speakers will include DR.. Earl E.
Harper, president of Evansville COL
loge, and DR.. Howard Musser.
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Shun1aker Speaks Today
at Methodist Meeting
LAPORTE NEEDS HOMES
Industrial Boom Creates Shortage
of 100 Houses.

m 4 lWfS Hptttut
LAPORTE. Ind. April 6.-Thriv-
ing industrial conditions which have
increased this city's population have
caused a shortage of homes, Cham
Der of Commerce officials declare.
1t is estimated that 100 new homes
should be built this year if the new
citizens are to be properly housed.
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'THRILLERS' REST MINE
Anderson Lawyer Prescribes DeteC-
tive Stories for Brain Fag.

81 Times special
ANDERSON, Ind, April 6.-De-
tective story thrillers form the best
means of mental relaxation for
Americas army of brain workers,
Harry G. Neff, Anderson attorney,
told librarians of the northern In
diana district in convention here.
This type of reading is a great
dessert after q round of gymnas-
tics, said Neff. who recently paired
with Ellie Grinnell of this city in
winning the Indiana Y. M. c.. A.
handball championship.
TT. Wayne was chosen the next
meeting place for the librarians.
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Children Denied Visitors

BIZ yimrS Sp'ciGt
MARION. Ind, April Ono visit
ors will be permitted at the chill
drcns' home during April. the board
of childrens' guardians announces.
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Baby Contest Scheduled

B. Times special
MARION, Ind, April Ga health
baby contest viii be one of the fea-
lures of the American Legion Home
Complete show here next week.
Babies up to 4 years old r eligible
to enter.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-06
Pioneer Doctor Dies

BIZ Times Spccidl
ANDERSON. Ind. April 6.-Mt.
Moriah lodge of MaSons conducted
funeral rites here for Dr.. John B.
Williams, 10, pioneer Anderson ply
stefan, who was found dead in bed,
a victim of heart disease.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-06
Smallpox Spreads

BIZ Times &ptcjGl
SUMMITVILLE, Ind, April 6. -
An epidemic of smallpox has result
ed in an order to vaccination Of all
teachers and pupils in local schools.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-20
Business Places tur Hcni

FRONT office of two rooms n rent. Well
 heated, Inquire jaujtor al l66 Main
New Britain herald., 1929-09-20

SPROUTS NEW rNTAL0I;-Farm~. Jut o"' Zoo. o' fo.n great It~g. ,Hs 1u1n pictures. rcpros2"ti0g months of uron,- "uii"0 hy "ror goo rnou, nud n'l Frea to yoU. Nou"N-ut"Eug aun"-pau.npc l fa"r's an r.Hds. suur >tIarn morcs ro0dsd, uus.YcSs.~ haH'dfr. houses. put" inn~. &o'1e hs iA.n E5oo tu, rhatoyr~ the price u's a genuine hs,- @.t lnur r'rrn y-tulr. is .t"lr-.ri r. to ron Write to-day. @FDn-T
New Britain herald., 1929-09-20
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
apartments and JentmentS

GROVE HILL, 6U-0 room secoud uo1r heated apartment with garage, Kea- SJnahie rent. Telephone u.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-20
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses For sale

BELVlDERE. P Huston St. on right . Hillcrest Ave.-Brand new 5 room 70 tase. All modern improvements. Lar. lot One car garage. For further '5 formation see Paul Ponte & Co. Tel phone 4372 between and 6 D. m.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-20
Suburban For Sa,-

COUNTRY home ,"CHristian Hill" We, Cromwell. If rooms, lights, acre. fruit. garage Mail, school, s310t Terms. Tel @1G4-J.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-20

Ji;NlTUfE and piano moving General trucking Of al kinds. Geo. II. Smedley. tS Bassctt St Tel. SGO-@
New Britain herald., 1929-09-20
Houses For Rent

LIN'oLN ST. near shuttle Meadow Avr--- Now seven room house. two aar heated garage. sun room, Ia}ltory Hrst floor, Iot water h'H, trop,anc. tile h.tl with ~'owgr. ~ae tommort ial t'r. G;oa,-orsr Room IT.. Tnc Commercial 'rU9. Fn. ElrC
New Britain herald., 1929-09-20
FINANCIAL
Money Loans

Money Loans 4S A EIGGEH, better loan syryice. Loaus from SID to $500. Interest B., per cent per month. Mutual Industrial Service, Al Main St Tel 1771. A FINANcGAL SERVICE FOR THE 1NDIVIDUAL WHO NEEDS
 $500 OR LESS Do YOU NEED MONEY TO; Pay doctor bills
 Purchase clothing
 Ffli your coal IIn
 be "orate your house Purchase new furniture Pay dentist bills
 Consolidate old bills Come and see Us We have the money to help you. our only charge ia 3u per cent per month on the unpaid balance. our sorvjre Is courteous friendly and strictly confidential.
 cau-Wrttc-ruone
 6G99
 NASSAU FINANCE CORP. ROOM 51o LEONARD BLDG
 3oo MAIN STREET FAMILY LOANS FOR USE IN THE
 I1oME-uP TO $500 Our service is best hecau-e you can To- pay according to your income, and we trT to make every customer happy uy courtesy, pronptless and privacy. $2 tD 5 monthly. plus interest, rvpays
 E10 to $lOO cash loan.
 Larger sums in proportion, The only charge is three and one half Der cent per month on unpaid
 amount of loan. All loans between husband wife anI ourselves, Call write or phone l-9-4-3. BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY Room oot, Raphael Building
 Second llool
 go WEST MAIN STREET
 New Britain. Conn Telephone New Britain l-9-t-3 open &:aO to 5--saturdays &:&o to l Licensed by the State
New Britain herald., 1929-09-20
MERCHANDISE
Household Articles

COMBINATION coal stove for sale AJs3 parIor stove, Inquire 22i East Man St. Phone I95S.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-20
Money Loans

FRIENDLY LOAN SERVICE bO YOU NEED MONEY?
 WE WILL LOAN
 UP TO $500
 Easy Repayment Plan @Q Months IT You Desire Interest at the rate of three and one. nail Der cent on the unpaid balance. coNFTDENTGAL-QUICK
 No Emlarassmeut Come In and Talk It over
 TELEPHONE 5255 TltL rHoENIN FINANCE co.
 sos MAIN ST. UNITED BLDG. 1sr FLOOR. ROOM PIP AT RAILROAD CROSSING Licensed hy the State and Bonded to the Public.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-20
FIN AN(lAL
Bu>inf Ss Opportunities

BisiD' $ Opportunities 46 BEAUTY SHnPPE for slle. Located m center of city. go minutes ude from here. Price r.usonahe. Write Ciassiti ,d RoE ! r.. Herald office. aIl ETL" STREET. 1o5-GGOCERY AND Elu'IT STORE FOR SALE. Inquire "u premises
 loUfc lo"atiun fur a first class restaurant Ht a reasonable rent See rurn about Jt, Elm St Tel. 53@5 or 2i25.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-20

KELSEY ST. -52-5 room tenement Ai modern ImrroH ement~. lst 5yor. An ply trst floor, Tel. 5iI6-W.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-20

HARTFORD AVE- I-o cor Norih-5 room tenemeutS. All improvements. &I5 and go. B. Solomon. Tel 4I7J.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-20

hLLSE1 si, -5o-5 rooms. 2nd floor. Le" house. All Improvements with ga rugc. Era-ouable. Apply End aopr
New Britain herald., 1929-09-20
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Buildin1 Lots For sale
! arms IO: sale

LAND for rert. lu,t nsnr for easolu4 station. Corner 'orHn AHc. and ,Iu- inn N'. Aruly I5o" rorhIu tyr.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-20
N3ntoG-rO Root

WANTl'n-iu Ncwiaa-o" onr or w fur nsh"d rooms for laH' hau-o&acpng. Write ClassifoI RoN 2S1- U~iafd WANTED, I or ! room t"u"mtut on lst or @nd floor ou troll,A or bus Inc Ad- dress Classified Box ai c.. Herald.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-20
By PERCY CROSBY

tconyrrht 1929 b, Ms,rc.oitau New~,apcr ser>ice)
New Britain herald., 1929-09-20

EMPLOYMENT
Heip-AIen Wanted

MEAT CUTTER-Nauted for Saturdays "nl} Apply at the Cooked Food Shop, I1N Main St
New Britain herald., 1929-09-20
Auto and Truck Agencies

'C 'CRANI motor car and Rugby tI1I-l. It' (. Rudolph, l27 Cherry Street. Tele. phone 2U51-2
New Britain herald., 1929-09-20

GAS range. Richardson and Boynton, burner "lth side ovens Excellent con difl"n. '2 Camp s. Phone 3644W.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-20

GRAY continuation stove and gas range for sale. In eHoelieut condition. Must dLspose of on account ot moving. In duire ". 'onk'iu. lc4 Hartford Ave. Telephone 5q2
New Britain herald., 1929-09-20
House. For sale

 4 RARGAIN In room cottage ar. ranged tN accommodate small fam. i5os f desired. Look this o,et and make au oGe~. Lockwood. Room 4o7 City Hal
 Br0oI @1'., Ilo-3 family t~ir'l Mouse. T. ro"ms, . car garage. Lot 50xl5 5H. Foas0nnh'e terms. Phone Now B~ita5n @t "r H2~tfo'd @-5Sli or 4-nS4S BETpEN ST.-5 room lmgaIow w'tH qn r1odorn twhro,cmcuts Gan he bought with ltNo 'oSt at a har~alu price r. ht0ov.E~srn '.ow rcol Estate Co 'o2 M"iH St. Phone 1S1o. E.' NrGE"- l19 atcvnrt yt.. x room s.rorn~ o,E roo's. ol ba@rer. hot vat,r - I-.' ''' .. ..- f..... .'s."r ,.a- ,.-..,, .-.. '..'.~, ran r. ".nE. builder. 1o2 Stew art ~l.
 IT, < wnrt you want. 2 fq4i'y house 'N c"Nenwool Sr. near Nnu~-e. n r,tsn nf's n "o"r"r Good nuy. mol. 9falE. aI NpII; Hn.'.-Cott"gc of < m0do-n rnon'T. S'ca" h""tcd. Near schools, et,. in good neighhorhood. Five acres of land. Beautiful lawns, hedge erd flowers Ideal IS no word tn properly desrrih" tt and vet it cNn he bought for StO- hH' ard very e0sr terms Harry E Holland. 25 A~~N St Packard RIdrl Tel, 40S4 or 10l6-M
New Britain herald., 1929-09-20
ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS
Rooms For Rent

CAMP ST, 45-Three or four well lu uisicd rooms. Modern convenieuces Very reasonable. quiet neighborhooa Inquire first Gopr
New Britain herald., 1929-09-20

FIVE room apartment in tie Wcstmiu- ster, corner of Vine and West Main streets. All improl ements, including cLeettir refrigeration The W. L, Hatch Ln-. E--N Lla-I EM-llLmE
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-17

dianapolis aircraft show the week OF
May 81. il was announced today by
Jack Hendricks Jr., chairman of .he
booth space committee for the ex-
position.
These model planes will form a
most interesting exhibit. for among
the Scouts are two-score boys who
have devoted much time TO building
such planes and flying them. On
Saturday during the show week the
Boy Scouts will be honored at the
exposition and that day has been
designated for their activities.
F. o. Belzer. Scout executive, will
be in charge Of the display and
throughout the show week a group
Of Scouts will be on duty explaining
the planes to interested spectators.
Superior Court Judge Byron K.
Elliott will be POSTMASTER at the
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

recently established in indianapolis
the list including T. R. Mallory,
w. H. Knowles and Fred Yesler, Of
the T. R. Mallory Company A. Z.
Allen and Robert J. Arnold, of the
Westinghouse Lamp Company, W.
H. Duebner of the Duebner Paper
Company; J. Harrington, Of the
Winget = Kicker Knick Company
and William sears, or the United
States Radio and Television Com
pany.
Young Men of Indianapolis, the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-17

aviation and industrial banquet to
be given at the Exposition Building
at the state fairgrounds the open
ing night.
Speakers will be Captain E. V.
Rickenbacker, famous war ace; Gov
ernor Harry G. Leslie, Mayor L. Ert
Slack and Clifford L. Harrod, in
dustrial commissioner and general
manager of the indianapolis Cham
Der of Commerce.
Guests at the banquet will include
the executives from five industries
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Rebuild Your Health With YER WILL kO
Fer-Wil-KO Restores Robust Health
When Many Others Fail

| me TO bloat very badly. I was al
ways hungry but food did not
satisfy this hunger. 7 could not
| sleep at night and was as tired
in the morning as when I retired.
Ny husband had been taking Yer
Wil-ko with very satisfactory re-
suits, and after taking four bot
ties Of this miracle medicine my
self, I feel much stronger than I
did before having had the flu.
can certainly recommend Yer
Wil-Ko 10 all who are suffering
from Indigestion, Stomach trou-
bic and g rundown condition.
Dr.. Vermilya certainly passed a
blessing to humanity when he
placed this wonderful prescrip-
tion, Ver-Wil-Ko, within reach Of
those suffering from Rheuma-
tism, Neurius, Stomach, Kidney
and Liver trouble, Constipation,
Catarrh. Nervousness and impure
blood. Why suffer longer? If you
have tried the rest, now try the
best, Ver-Wil-Ko. See the Yer
Wil-Ko Specialist at Goldsmith
Walgreen Drug Store. He will be
glad to talk to you personally
about the merits of this great
medicine.
Ver-Wil-Ko is sold by all Gold
h-Walgreen Drug Stores and
by all leading drug stores in this
vicinity.
lg drug stores In other cities.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-17

organization sponsoring the EXPOSE
ton, in cooperation with the In
dianapolis Aircraft Association, is
arranging an unusual aircraft ex-
position, the first of this scope in
the history of Indianapolis.
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War Veteran, 81, Dies

Bp Times Special
LAPEL. Ind. May 17.-Abraham
Stinson, "a, Civil war veteran, Is
dead at the home of a brother,
Anthony Stinson. He never was
married.
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People throughout this part Of
the state are fast realizing the
fact that Ver-Wil-Ko is far SUI
perior to other medicines on the
market today. In her report to
the Ver-Wil-Ko Specialist Mrs.
Emma Chasteen 351i Massachu-
sets avenue, Indianapolis, had
this to say Of the famous miracle
medicine: Il began taking Yer
Wil-Ko after 1 had been down
nth the flu. Ny system was in
terrible rundown condition. I had
no life, gas would form, causing
Yer WiI-Ko Is sold at all lead
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-17
BOY SCOUTS TO
SHOW PLANES
AT AIR EXPO
Model Craft Will Feature
Displays: Banquet to
Be Served.

Model airplanes constructed by
Boy Scouts Of indianapolis will be
displayed by their makers at the In
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For Men. Women
and Children

In the newest of styles-of
splendid quality-at great
savings - will greet the
thousands of thrifty shop
pers that come to Kinney S
for their footwear. Note
these specials.
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leading drug cities
Seward daily gateway., 1929-02-28
4 LARGE FORGE MEN WILL BE ENGAGED ON
 DIVISION IN INTERIOR

Gen oral Manager Chlson, an. lounces that large forces of work r1en will be endowed in bolla stirp Igraveling and draining that sec tion Of railroad lvi ' between An :! nora e and Broad Pass. This con- reltra ton Of activities is. necessary in orGer to secure better running inc, ~-hen, it is planned to discon- Itinue the Curry hotel and substi- ute a comnooious toulis hotel 9; Mckinley Park. While the road
 improvement will be launched up- on th:s coming summer. the hotel will be an item of 193O.
 Tn speaking of his plans MT. Oh SOD sad:
 ':r.ists '.nd the .,',.Sl public object to Curry because there is lit L|e to interest in the way of scen- cry It is our plans to build at Me- kinley Park where tourists will have opportunity to lay over and visit the park.
 Other Improvements for the near future are a new hotel to be erected in Fairbanks by private capital and a hotel to be erected at Copper Mountain by the Mckinley Park Transportation Co.
 It will be two years before the Park's road program in Mckinley is completed, but in the meantime there is total of 37 miles of pas.- sable automobile road consttucte,. toward Copper Mountain, ou. of 3 total milage of approximately 60
Seward daily gateway., 1929-02-28
OLD LOCAL ROAD WILL
 BE OPENED F0R TRAFFIC

Acknowledging receipt of a peti- tion from few local citizens. M D. Williams, district engineer, Bureau Of Public Roads, says, in a a letter to the Seward Chamber of Commerce, that he believes main tenance of the old highway at ap- proximately Mile 3 to 5, Seward Kenai Lake road, will be given suf- ficient attention to keep it in a passable condition.
 Investigation of it's present con- dition, he wrote, is to be made as soon as weather conditions per- init and if funds permit, will make it at least passable for farm traffic.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-02-28
RANCH IS SMALL
 BUT IN THREE STATES

ST. FRANCIS. Kas.. Feb 27 (p,- Tom Ashton's ranch is not large one, as ranches go. but the annual round up of cattle is made in three States, for his land holdings spreeo over the adjoining western corne $ .ct Kensas and Nebraska and also nXtenr into the free range of east e,n Colorado.
 The Ashton home is in Nebraska and the bunk houses of the ranch lands. while only few feet away. ere in Colorado.
 Eycru week for 40 years, Ashton. 'Jas ridden the range in thra States