Grocery Price List Fragments in Mixed Notation
Readable items include Rio Coffee cereal blend 30¢ per pound Fresh Dates two pounds for seven 2a Xmas Candy 2 lb for 38 cents Very Large Grapefruit 10¢ Large toilet tissue roll 5¢ to 10¢ Candy Nuts and assorted goods listed with varied prices The text resembles a 19th or early 20th century grocery ad or price sheet with fragmented notation and no clear date or store name.
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Wisconsin
Climax
Sorrow and Joy in Art Auction
New York reports on art sales driven by humor and tragedy among the social elite. Achillito Chiesa’s credit fueled collection growth until banker committees forced sales, with the Italian government aiding a transfer of works to American galleries. Death and inheritance trigger many such dispersals.
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New York
Achillito Chiesa
Chiesa
Achille Chiesa
Milan
Achillito
Cash Paid for Eggs Free Delivery
Local ad announces cash payments for eggs with free delivery by calling 113 E Montg Street or phone 751 for orders.
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E. Montg
Auction of Masterpieces at Fort Tryon Hall
C K G Billings plans a formal sale of select modern masterpieces after relocating to California. The event features hushed rooms, restrained bidding, and notable prices such as a Staffordshire tray at 1800 dollars and a suit of armor at 18400 dollars.
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C. K. G. Billings
Fort Tryon Hall
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
California
Wise Says Jews Should Not Accept Christian Tenets
Rabbi Stephen S Wise clarifies that Jews should not embrace Christian dogma despite acknowledging Jesus as a moral Jew and teacher. He distinguishes Jesus human teaching from Christian doctrine and states no Jew contemplates accepting Christian tenets.
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Associated Press
New York
Stephen S. Wise
Christ
Dr. Wise
Jesus
Hoover joins drive to curb rubber use nationwide
Secretary Hoover backs a rubber saving program with National Rubber association and National Automobile Chamber of Commerce to cut rubber consumption by 25 percent. He urges longer tire life, careful use, repaired tires and reclaiming old rubber to keep cars on the road.
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Associated Press
Washington
Herbert Hoover
House
Hoover
National Rubber Association
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Commerce Secretary
Centerville Boom as Regional Hub and Industrial Center
Centerville Iowa markets itself as a regional hub with strong industry and utilities. The city hosts the Hercules stump puller factory the gypsum industry the Burlington division offices and a large utilities project serving 60 southern Iowa towns. It features a 30 acre park a large water works system a sewage network an electric plant and nearby coal resources.
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Centerville
Iowa
Appanoose County
Missouri Line
Fort Madison
Mississippi River
Nebraska City
Missouri River
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Muscatine
Kansas City
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Keokuk i
Council Bluffs
Monument
Fort Dodge
Burlington
Iowa Southern Utilities Company
F. M. Drake
Association of Commerce
Kiwanis Club
State Federation
American Legion
Cjty
Geis to Return Home for Christmas Visit
Eugene Geis will arrive home from Omaha this evening to spend the holiday season with his parents Mr and Mrs E N Geis of 710 South Cherry Street. Miss Lucile Ohlschlager of Hammond Ind will return home Tuesday after a week with her sister Mrs W Hixenbaugh and Mr Hixenbaugh of 321 South Walnut Street. Mrs Hixenbaugh will accompany her sister home and spend Christmas with their mother Mrs Frank Ohlschlager.
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Eugene Geis
Omaha
E. N. Geis
South Cherry Street
Eugene
Creighton University
Lucile Oblschlager
Hammond
Ind
W. Hixenbaugh
Hixenbaugh
South Walnut Street
Frank Ohlschlager
Tablet to Mark Lafayette Land Grant Site
In Tallahassee on Dec 21 a report to the legislature describes plans to place a tablet at the southwest corner of the 1824 land grant to General Lafayette. The marker would sit at the location near the present monument just outside the city.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Congress
General Lafayette
Florida meridian and Lafayette grant in Florida history
Historical records show that on December 28 1824 Congress ordered a $200 payment to General Lafayette and a land grant from unappropriated U S lands The Lafayette heirs chose a section in northern Florida near Tallahassee for a monument tablet Three tablets would mark the meridian while Lake Lafayette remains a natural monument linking to the legacy of the famed French soldier
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Florida Meridian
Congress
General Lafayette
United States
Lake Lafayette
Houghton Arrives Home for Holidays After Teaching Dance
Marty Houghton returns home to spend the holidays after guiding a dancing class in Osceola. Mrs Charles Rant and her daughter of Afton visited to handle business and do some shopping.
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Marty Houghton
Mr. Houghton
Osceola
Charles Rant
Afton
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