Owens & Williams Real Estate and Loan Notice
Owens & Williams advertise space for Sephone Central No. 188 and Citizens No. 187 offering home ownership and rent savings. They promote reliable real estate loans and insurance with frequent excursions and direct contact for interested buyers or investors.
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Casa
Atpex
Owents
Detective shadows suspect in riverfront case
A detective tracks Mrs Brown amid a web of deceit as he follows a woman to a riverside house and uncovers a midnight pursuit. He evades a mysterious admirer, learns a meeting with Mrs De Forest may occur, and prepares to confront a concealed plot.
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Hom
Real estate bargains and plots offered in Ohio township and surrounding areas
Classified sale notices describe numerous properties from cottages with cisterns and wood houses to larger farms and mills. Listings include prices, locations such as Cottage avenues Ninth and Tenta streets, Purcell’s addition, and townships like Harrison and Jackson, with terms offering trades or payments.
Rental notices for multiple houses on Wasartaztos street area
The listing advertises several rental properties: a 7.4 room residence with cistern and wood house at 1681 Wasartaztos Street for $3.00 to a desirable tenant. a bakery storefront opposite Reeves Factory. a 4 room cottage with improvements near Heth and 16th Streets on Uaior at $1.0 per month. a 7 room summer kitchen wood house near Wilson at $1.99 to Apr 1 then $4.00. a 3 room cottage at First and Fickia Streets at $6.00 per month. a cottage with summer kitchen and wood house on Cottage Avenue near Maple Grove at $6.00 per month. Also property with price $1,260 on easy terms.
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Frangtin
Brownittz
Wasartaztos Street
Heth
Uaior
Roemnant Summer Kitchen
Vaen Wilson
Short Wilwt
Cottage Avenue
Maple Grove
Til Street
Death of the region’s tallest man James Burton
Ricumonp Ky March 14 James Burton who stood a fraction over seven feet tall died last night at Silver Creek in this county His burial casket had to be ordered from Louisville as no coffin here was large enough to contain him
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Ricumonp
James Burton
Silver Creek
Louisville
Georgia Governor Intervenes In Elopement Plot
In Atlanta on March 14 Governor Atkinson was alerted that his 17 year old son planned to elope with Ada Bryan granddaughter of author Mary E. Bryan. They were separated by guardians and kept apart for the day. Ada Bryan, not over 18, and John P. Atkinson obtained a marriage license but are determined to wed. The Bryan family history of early marriages is noted, including Ada’s relatives.
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Atlanta
Atkinson
Georgia
Ada Bryan
Mary E. Bryan
John P. Atkinson
Bryan
Miss Pearl Bryan
Charles P. Byrd
Cuban clash near Puerto Principe ends with insurgent losses
Gen Jimenez Castillanos led a regular column from Yeguas road toward San Jose de Baoba valley encountering insurgent fire south of Puerto Principe. After hours of combat the Tara gona battalion and artillery dispersed the insurgents. casualties included one officer and several soldiers on the regular side and an estimated forty seven insurgent losses. A separate line advertises a small California Street rental near 13th for $2.50.
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Havana
Jimenez Castillanos
San Geronimo
Puerto Principe
Yeguas
Los Clayeles Farm
la Union de Lames
Aranjuez Ranch
San Jose de Baoba
Grandmother of William Jennings Bryan Near Death
The aged Mary Forbes Gano Bryan, ninety four, grandmother of William Jennings Bryan, lies critically ill at her daughter Mrs. Moses McDaniel’s home in New London two miles north of Russiaville. Born January 11 1808 in Kentucky, she was married to Louis H. Bryan in 1820 and later to John Gano.
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Louis H. Bryan
Winchester Ky
Bryan
John Gano
Washington
Cobb
McDaniel
Fire Threatens St Marys Church in Anderson
Smoke issued from the sacristy at St Marys Church in Anderson this afternoon at about 3 30. The fire department responded and confined the fire to the sacristy area narrowly preventing full destruction. Father Mulchneys robes were damaged valued at several hundred dollars. This marks the second fire at St Marys in about two years.
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Anderson, Inc
St. Mary’s Church
Anderson
Father Mulchney
St. Mary’s
Paused and Reflected In Front Of A Mirror
A brief action scene sees a thoughtless girl halted by self doubt and a looming suspicion her hat sits crooked. The moment of pause arises as she confronts a full length mirror in a Detroit Journal item.
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Detroit Journal
Magnificent gown costs linger in a courtly exchange
A Chicago Post quip quotes a merchant boasting of a wife’s gown while a lawyer replies with rueful humor about the price. He notes two office consultations an opinion a murder case and a confession of judgment as the cost, in a witty courthouse vignette.
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Chicago Post
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