Unkrich Band Concert Set for Tomorrow in the Park
The weekly Unkrich band under George W. Unkrich performs tomorrow at eight in the park with Detroit singer Miss Irene Wilde rendering two vocal numbers. The program includes marches, waltzes, cornet and vocal solos, and selections such as Chin Chin and Mazeppa.
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Unkrich
Boys Pend
George W. Unkrich
Fairfield
Irene Wilde
Detroit
Mich
Booster Boys
Jewell
Gustin
Banner of Democracy
Hayes
Cornet
Barnard
Warren Mitchell
Cargil
Ray
Mazeppa
Mahl
City of the Future and the Motorcar Vision
Waldemar Kaempffert envisions a future city split by traffic type with separate streets for fast passenger cars and heavy trucks. Subways for trucks and rapid transit replace elevated lines, yielding open suburbs far from dense centers, fewer slums, and rail access, reflecting early 20th century urban planning ideas.
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New York
Philadelphia
Boston
London
Paris
Berlin
Hieter
Waldemar Kaempffert
McCture’s
The Man at the Top and Summer Eye Comfort
A mixture of advice urges rest for eyes on vacation through simple care like dark glasses and eye drops. It contrasts today’s business leaders focusing on results and people skills as the new top executives, touting Mt. Pleasant Quality as a recommended option.
I S S Baseball League Starts Season Tonight
The Inter Sunday School Baseball League in Fairfield opens with Lutherans vs Methodists at 6 16 on Alumni field. The season begins tonight at Parsons College grounds with four games weekly starting 6 15. The United Presbyterians have joined, moving the first game from Tuesday.
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Fairfield
Lutherans
Methodists
Alumni Field
United Presbyterians
Parsons College Grounds
Oil supply growth relies on deeper wells growth
The article notes a rising petroleum market with output secured by deeper drilling. It compares the early century wells at 1100 feet to current averages near 2000 feet, indicating surface supply is exhausted as extraction deepens.
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DUNNE
DOT Dme AG
Cate Sk
Ray Maxwell’s Grocery & Market
For Sale Classified Notices Long Listed on South Street
Multiple for sale items listed including secondhand brick at 807 South Third Street, a five acre tract near South Main Street with phone 2619, a 44 inch Indestructible fibre trunk via Vernon Hague, a seven room house with garage for sale or rent by William Long at 818, and various used typewriters from American Writing Machine Co. at 329 South Dearborn Street Chicago Illinois.
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Robert Woodrow
South Third St
South Main Street
Vernon Hague
William Long
William Long. 818 For Sale—Typewriters, Remingtons, Monarchs, L. C. Smiths
Royals
Ask the Journal
American Writing Machine Co., Inc
South Dearborn, Street
Chicago
Rent notices and a lost starter chain listing
Classified items show rooms for rent in a modern home near the square with phone contacts, an unfurnished front room with electric light, and a furnished room two blocks from the square. Also a double house four blocks from the square with two phone numbers listed. A starter chain for a Studebaker car is reported lost with reward offered to Hannah Clinkingboard Garage.
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Washington
Studebaker
Hannah-Clinkinboard Garage
War training teams and sailors boost wartime morale
The note hints at home front sustenance with strawberry shortcake and grain restrictions for beer to ease ship shortages. It suggests Uncle Sam's war teams in training could improve performance, possibly winning the European pennant if they meet expectations.
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Uncle Sam
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Unrich
City OF the Future
Mt. Pleasant
I. S. S. Baseball League
C. G. Taylor
A. V. Frazey
Frazey
A. V. Frazey & Son
Guernsey
Corp
Maxwell’s
Enlow
Thoma
C. C. Conner
Ottumwa
Baker’s
Harry Power
Alma Hanlon
God of
Pallas Pictures
Vivian Martin
York Film Corp
Harold Lockwood and
May Allison
Metro
William Fox
George Walsh
Jesse L Lasky
Sessue Hayakawa
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