Italy Builds Longest Tunnel Between Florence and Bologna
Italy advances the longest tunnel at fifteen miles under the Appenines linking Florence and Bologna. The electric line halves travel time, reducing Bologna to Florence runs from three and a half to about two hours, while the route remains popular for scenic travel. The project aims to ease north south congestion and boost commercial activity.
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Nome
The
Appenines
Florence
Bologna
Simplon
Peninsula
Italy
Iduntry
Tuscany
Emilia
Women Amateurs Open Gates For Ole Championship
The 29th Ole Championship women’s amateurs set for Sept 28 to Oct 3 at St Louis Country Club. Local course prep praises treacherous roughs and fast greens with top players entering as former champions join the field. Club professional Art Longworth leads grounds tuning ahead of a notable turnout despite cost concerns.
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ST. Louis
Middle West
Art Longworth
Longworth
Vienna's Foreign Population Reaches About One Eighth
Official statistics show Vienna with nearly 2.0 million residents, over 1.8 million, in which 119,595 are Czech, 15,665 German, 9,357 Yugoslavs and 4,212 Italians. City employs thousands in municipal services including tramways and power works.
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Vienna
Austria
Czeschs
Jagosias
Theppas
Electrica
School Shoes Offer From Rogers Woodward & Roberts
A Rogers Woodward and Roberts Company advertisement promotes a big assortment of school shoes at attractive prices. The note highlights availability and value from the department store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers, Woodward & Roberts Company
3-T
Resolutions of the Fannin Institute teachers in Bonham
The Fannin County Teachers Institute in Bonham issues resolutions thanking the First Baptist Church for its building, honoring leaders and speakers, endorsing the Texas State Teachers Association, and supporting county education efforts including the consolidation bill and standardization of rural work. Signed by S G Denny as chairman and others.
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Fannin County Teachers’ Institute
First Baptist Church of
Bonham
McConnell
Bron. Wagner
Bro
Milam
Kerby
Owen
S. M. N. Marrs
Texas
Dale
McMahon
Institute
Texas State Teachers Association
Tive
B. C. Tarter
Mayo
J.D. MclIntyre
Farris Pirtle
J. F. Kimball
Harry L. Durham
Minnie Gribble
Gelaie Culpepper
Tarte
Aumaddy
Adam
Farnin County
Singleton
Barber
Miss Hall
Blackman
Aesistant
Sandy Creek Cemetery meeting schedule and notices
The Sandy Creek Cemetery gathering on September 20, 1925, features a program with singing prayers devotional service addresses by Judge H. A. Cunmad ham and Dr. F. M McConnell, a talk by old timers, dinner, sermon, quartette performances and miscellaneous talks. Attendees urged to bring baskets and submit to a committee. Separate real estate and farming notes mention acreage, cultivation prospects, and a Ravenna listing.
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Sandy Creek Cemetery
H. A. Cunmadham
Fire destroys landmark home at Wolfe 4 ad site
Old T. J. Stever residence on Wolfe 4 ad burned Saturday. The house, occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Ji Laude, suffered new butta contents loss. Firefighters reported the structure heavily damaged with little chance of saving remaining contents.
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T. J. Stever
Oeluck
Ens
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Jess Thomas
Bawsettian
the Radio Corporation of America
Jess
RCA Radiolas
Hugh
Radiola
Fhuype
Juixt Price
Deebian
the Radio Corporation
This Faith Af Rengute
Simpy Alle Buyi
Smith- Jones Electric Co
OLE
Ers
Skar
E. M. Curlee & Co
F. A. Spencer
S. H. Whitley
F. M. McConnel
S G. Denny
Sam Z Hall
Estella Woup
Will Navis
Nadine Morgan Resolut
Sandy Creek
F. M McConnell
J. W. Weaver
Chile
Tsarpattee
Standard Battery CO
Will Shelton
Mr Ty. St
Foster
Healden Appy
Beecham
Walley
Albert Ormerod
Fell River
B. F. Allen Co
Canal Street
Kellogg's
Treisesi
Grove’s
bUc
Aes
Wees
Babcock Bros
N. Side Square
And
Hatter
Bonham Marble Works
Main St
Johnson W
Evert
Valet AutoStrop
Razer
Ford
Chevrolet
Bonham Battery Co
M. H. Bills
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