Transformation of Bedford District by Restoring Historic Buildings
Bedford Indiana undergoes major rehabilitation where hundreds of brick structures are refaced into modern stone facades. Architects showcase cost effective, beauty driven masonry overhauls in the Bedford Bloomington region with projects like the International Exchange Bank in Washington DC led by architect QC Harvey Miller.
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Detroit
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Waterville
Maine
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Bavarian Princess Marries Steerage Immigrant in New Jersey
Countess Dame von Lerisch once tied to Bavarian royalty wed W. T. Myers a Melbourne steerage passenger. The marriage occurred in a small Elizabeth New Jersey cottage on September 2 after a visit to Oklahoma. The couple planned to return to Meyers farm in Florida.
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Tla
Ru Foph
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Florida
Rotary Meet Postponed For Thanksgiving
The Rotary club postpones its Thursday noon luncheon at the Amarillo hotel and the rotary night school due to Thanksgiving Day, announced today by Dr. R. P. Parcells.
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Amarillo Hotel
Rotary
R. P. Parcells
America's New Air Giant Acts Well Under U S Crew
The Navy formally commissions the German built airship ZR-9, renamed Los Angeles, in a ceremony at Bolling Field. Mrs. Coolidge christened the craft as Commander J H Klein led the first flight and Captain George W. Stee ldds was named in command, with the airship to be kept at Lakehurst New Jersey while its future is decided.
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Atlantic
Navy
Los Angeles
Lakehurst N. J
Bolling Field
J. Oh. Klein
George W. Steeledds
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Varied Attack in Test on Washington Hull
Secretary Wilbur disclosed that torpedoes aerial bombs and sunfire were used in tests off the Virginia capes on the hull of the unfinished battleship Washington sent to the bottom yesterday. The final tests were made by gunfire.
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Wilbur
Virginia Capes
Landmark Liberty Memorial Cornerstone Laid in Kansas City
The city of Kansas City Missouri laid the cornerstone of a new liberty Memorial. The base spans more than a block and a half with a half block width and a shaft atop whose light will burn in memory of World War I.
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Kansas City, M
Poultry Show Entries Pour Infor Tri State Event
Officers report strong entry demand for the Tri State Poultry Show to be held December 11 at the municipal auditorium. The event features the State show plus Partridge Wyegulatio breedars exhibition. Judges include KE Branch of Lees Summit Missouri and Walter Burton of Arlington Texas.
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Milk Grading Proposal Urged by Health Officials
New Orleans November 26. A national campaign to standardize milk trades and production was urged by Dr Lester Frank of Montgomery assistant sanitary engineer. The effort mirrors the meth Oas now in tac in Alabama.
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Alabama
Lester. Frank
Montgomery
Sinitarys
Public Health Service Outlines Milk Grading Plan and State Roles
A U S Public Health Service official spoke on dairy milk grading and state health department supervision across cities and communities. He noted milk is graded after production and treatment and discussed disease control sessions. Dr Edward D Newell of Chattanooga was elected president and Dr Denegere of New Orleans as vice president.
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State Health Department
Edward D. Newell
Chattanoooga
Denegere
New Orleans
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