Lincoln store a modern daylighted showplace for Rudge Guenzel
A new Rudge & Guenzel Co store on N Street Lincoln opens after delays in 1917 built with extensive daylighting over 25 000 square feet of plate glass and four sided daylight access. The building features advanced ventilation direct truck access to an elevator 22 foot long two freight elevators 10 000 pounds and 4 000 pounds a vertical chute and pneumatic tube for cash and bills.
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Lincoln
Rudge & Guenzel Company
N Street
12Th
13Th Street
Small Alaska Park Preserved On Prince of Wales Island
The park spans thirty eight acres on Prince of Wales Island in southeastern Alaska. Created by presidential proclamation within the last year, it preserves an abandoned Indian village famed for its totem poles and notable Haias architecture in a few surviving buildings.
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Prince of Wales Island
Alaska
Victory Girl Peggy Learns Duty In City Parade
Peggy Starr initially resists joining the wartime parade but learns a personal lesson after a tense exchange with Ed Hotburn. She travels to Lancaster to reflect and returns as Columbia on the float, revealing growth and a shared commitment to the patriotic effort.
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Ed Hotburn
Pegey Starr
Peggy
Helen
Whitman
Peg
Mr. Wood
Margaret Starr
Woodstead Street
Peggy Starr
Miss Starr
New England
Columbia
Lancaster
McClura Newspaper Syndicate
Packing a Trunk Record Advice for Travelers
Guidance on packing a trunk or bax by listing every article on a sheet or memorandum book and attaching it to the top. Use the list to locate items later, saving time and trouble during travel.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mammoth
Rudge & Guenzel Co
Transit Insurance
Hartford Live Stock
United States
Canada
Broddy & Graham
Allance
Pierce & Jenkins
Hemingford
H. Kesselhuth
Long Pine
W. B. Cheek
Omaha, Nebraska
the House of Safety
Sixteenth and
Jones Streets
Omaha
Fred A. Castle
Prop
Incorporated
Live Stock Commission
Union Stock Yards
Our Service
Byers Bros & CO
Stock Yards
Nion
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