The Double Cross twists in Wall Street intrigue
Jim Stanley a wealthy New York man seeks Doris Colby, Rollin Waterman wins a coin toss to ask her, while Nina Morgan schemes. Nina’s secret drives a wedding, Wilson exposes Waterman’s risky schemes, and Stock Week’s shadow looms over the firm as Waterman gambles with others’ shares.
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Jim Stanley
New York
Rollinaterman
Jim
Rollin
Doris Colby
Nina Morgan
Rollins
Stanley
Nina
Doris
Ris
Forthen
Frank Wilson
India
Ani
Bromfield
Doris Celby
Rollin Waterman
Waterman
San Francisco
Waterman-Colby
Wilson
Miss Morgan
Willson
St. Bartholomew's
Wall Street
Palm Beach
The Tribune Prefers News That Builds the Head Over Sports
A readers note praises the Tribune for avoiding politics and sports coverage while focusing on practical ads and local goods. It claims the paper offers useful stories that interest families and improves the head, contrasting with rivals that publish brutal sports pages.
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the Tribune
Imperial Mills Purveyor of The Best Soft Wheat Feed
The Imperial Mills promotes its flour and wheat grown locally as the best soft wheat for bread and pastries. It emphasizes scientifically packed feeds for livestock and poultry and offers expert advice to farmers, claiming to meet a definite community need.
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Imperial Mills
Imperial
Debt and Deterioration Split Waterman Household
Doris lends forty thousand to Waterman to cover a failing venture tied to Canadian Pacific stock for Mr Weeks. Waterman meets Weeks’ demand but Eastern Ordeal troubles persist as Waterman’s finances and nerves worsen, while Doris contemplates a quieter marriage despite growing strain and absence of Stanley.
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Park Avenue
Waterman
Doris
Weeks
Wilson
Stanley
Mrs Waterman Seeks Mr Stanleys Return And Secrets
Doris Waterman presses Wilson for news on Mr Stanley and the confidential business he and her husband shared. She admits worry over her husband’s welfare and asks for candid, strict confidences about the affair and Stanley’s whereabouts, noting Wilson’s past proximity to the matter.
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Wilson
Waterman
Stanley
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Stanley
Busy Bee club marks end of year in Straughn
The Busy Bee club of Dudley township held its final meeting at the home of Mrs. Flossie Howard. Members praised the 100 percent participation and a year of work while looking ahead to the Middletown fair and a 4 H club camp.
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Dudley Township
Tribune
Phylis Howard
Middletown
Anna Langston
Phyllis Howard
Kathleen Macy
Martha Langston
Hilda Deebel
Frances Fryman
Marie Langston
Eternie
Death of Mrs Vanderbeck at 73 in Cambridge
Mrs Margaret Vanderbeck aged 73 died at her son Frank Vanderbeck’s home in east Cambridge after years of illness. She leaves husband Walter, son, two sisters, two brothers, twenty grandchildren eighteen great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. Funeral services were held at the home and in New Lisbon, with burial in New Lisbon cemetery.
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Vanderbeck
Margaret Vanderbeck
Walter Vanderbeck
Frank Vanderbeck
East Cambridge
New Lisbon
F. C. McCormick
New Lisbon Cemetery
Local Dinner Hosts Gather with Regional Guests
Mr and Mrs Albert Boyer hosted Sunday dinner with cousins Mr and Mrs Aveane One Chester Young and family from Oak Harbor Michigan along with Mrs Nora Cox and daughters and Ray Barnes of Richmond and Mr and Mrs Charles Kim and Omer Neff of Pershing.
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Albert Boyer
Evoane
Chester Young and Famiy
Oak Harbor, Mich
Nora Cox
Ray Barnes
Richmond
Charles Kim
Omer Neff
Pershing
Moses Shideler Daughter Esther Barnett Go to Broken Bow
Mrs Esther Barnett of Richmond and her daughter in law start a trip with a small gunghires to visit a daughter in Broken Bow Oklahoma. They may continue toward the Gulf of Mexico on their journey.
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Moses Shideler
Esther Barnett
Richmond
Fareily
Broken Bow
Oklahoma
Gulf of Mexico
McIntire Identifies Tires Stolen From City Nursery Truck
M E McIntire of Gaar Nurseries reports three tires stolen from the company truck in Chesterfield a few weeks ago. The suspect is traced to a garage in Connersville and another in Nersville where the tires were found.
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M. E. McIntire Anne
Gaar Nurseries
Connersville
Chesterfield
Cough Garage
Nersville
Callaways Receive Air Mail Letter From Edwin Family
Mr and Mrs O L Callaway received an air mail letter Monday from their son Edwin and family. The note, written in Los Angeles, says the Coast trip ended pleasantly though tiring. The Callaways feel elated by the update from Edwin.
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O. L. Callaway
Edwin
John and Daughter Speak at Sea Event
John and his daughter discuss a sea exploration project and its implications for local science programs. They brief reporters on progress, funding needs, and upcoming milestones planned with university partners.
Cambridge to Get New Cigar Factory Turned Feed Plant
Nelson W. Woodhead of Norwood Ohio plans to lease and convert the Ranch Cigar Co building in Cambridge City into a molasses feeds corn meal and whole wheat flour plant with custom grinding. He will move his family to Cambridge City after September 1 and expects a formal lease and possible purchase following ground preparation and machinery arrival.
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W. H. Doney
Nelson W. Woodhead
Cincinnati
Ranch Cigar Co
Charles F. Wheeler
Woodhead
the Tribune
Norwood
Ohio
Tribune
W R C Open Meeting Highlights Child Welfare Program
The W R C held an open meeting last Friday with twenty nine members and twenty five guests attending. Mrs Ben ee led the child welfare program while Mrs Robert Hughes gave a notable talk. Other participants included Mrs V M Miller solo the DuGramut sisters piano duet Betty Wil reading Rev F C McComick violin solo Mrs Walter Waddell solo Miss Evelyn Gaar and Miss Freya iteley on cornet. Guests received small silk flags and lunch followed.
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Beneee
Robert Hughes
V. M. Miller
DuGramut Sisters
Bentonville
Betty Wi
F. C. McComick
Walter Wa
Homeless Fragments Echo 4 H Camp Names and Attendees
Disjointed OCR fragment lists 4 H club members and organizers near New Castle with names such as Janet Bell Rowenna Melba Wissier Mary Louise Allen Harold Kocher and Ruth Warren, indicating a county youth event. The text references August dates and camp program details amid garbled words.
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Wayne County
Val Sone
New Castle
Janet Cal
Norma Bell
Rowenna Eee
Rae Melba Wissier
Mary Louise Etic Allen
Chertes Ore
Harold Kocher
Ph Yen
Rath Frank
Charles Ha
Ruth’ Warren
Doris
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