Anton Wolf Pioneer Resident Buried in Rockdale
The funeral of Anton Wolf aged 77 who died after a ten day illness was held last Friday at 4 p m. in Rockdale with burial in Old City Cemetery. Born in Vienna in 1846, he lived over forty years in Rockdale where he and his son Edmund ran Hotel Wolf. Surviving are his wife A Latel Wolf and four children Mrs Mary Winterberg Edmund Wolf Mrs Annie Hardesty and Mrs Lizzie Young. Eight grandchildren and seven great grandchildren also survive.
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Hermann
Mr. Wolf
Old City
Father Spianeweber
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Ness
Anton Wolf
Vienna
Austria
Mary Weichmeer
Mary Vinterbore
Edmund Wolf
Lizz Jatel
Branowitz
Annie Hardesty
Venice
California
Linzio Young
Ft. Worth
Rockdale
Edmund
Hotel Wolf
Mr. Wolfons
United States
Vas
Cameron Street
Latel) Wolf
Mary Winterberg
Los Angeles
Lizzie Young
Fort Worth
Texas
H. C. Meyer
Ben Loewenstein
Gust. Backhaus
Hugo McCawley
Fahrendorf
W. E. Schubert
Free 1924 Seed Book From Hastings Seeds
Hastings seeds offers a free seed book of 1924 edition with 109 pages of seed descriptions photos and culture directions. It promises 5 free seed packets to 4924 customers and invites readers to write for the eBook.
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Hastings
Ford Motor Company uses half a million freight cars annually
Detroit reports that Ford Motor Company's plants and branches move more than 500000 freight cars each year, representing about one fifth of the nation's railcar ownership. Daily carload totals reach 880 through Highland Park and River Rouge, with 50 million pounds of freight handled daily in Detroit.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Highland Park
River Rouge
Ford Freight Handling and Carload Limits Noted
The article explains parts shipments to assembly plants run at 10 units per freight car while only six assembled Ford cars fit in a 63 foot box car. It highlights the Detroit Toledo and Ironton line as a key carrier and emphasizes careful freight classification and private adjustments in shipments to dealers.
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Ford
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Rumored Successor for Secretary of Agriculture Named
Rumor places Chas H March of Litchefield Minnesota as Wallace successor with March shown at the Coolidee Headquarters in St Paul Minnesota.
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Chas. H. March of
Litclefield
Minn
Henry C. Wallace
Mr. March
Minnesota
St. Paul
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