Want Ads For Lafayette Place And Nearby Lots
Old-tusk neighborhood ads offer Lafayette Place and North Clinton lots with various features. North Wildwood shows high breezy building lots with sewers and water, cash or payments. Packard Ave listings include two improvements paid for 1650. Brook View plots and California Avenue sites priced under 550 to 1400 with contact details. Local listings mention South Corner circle and 837 Mivermont Ave for pricing and inquiries.
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Lafayette Place
Ninia
Neener
Clinton
Cide Street
Wildwood Park
Lea Indo
Packard Avi
Indiana
Beaver
Smittley
Wildwood
Eater Land
Ileal
Pons the Breet
Uigweer Ave
Pekee
Weisser Fark
Phi Brook View
Park
Lee Nicedo
California
South Corner
Cirel
Arrlaan
Prien
Mivermet Ave
Farms for sale and exchange in Midwest listings
A garbled ad batch offers farms for sale or trade in Michigan Wisconsin and near Fort Wayne Indiana. Mentions 40 60 and 200 acre properties with stock and buildings plus exchange offers and contact references such as John Vanderbosch Klemp Blober and Mable with phone numbers and addresses in Fort Wayne and nearby towns.
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Michigan
Fort Wayne
Operation Real Estate Co
EL Berry
John Vanderbosch
Luatto
de Eset
Aia Bes Hk
Buenero
Erona
John Kanpel
Wis
Nero Farm Fame
Hilgeman & Schuat
Fort. Wayne
Ind
Klemp & Blober
Wisconsin
I. Mable
West Superior St
Suburban Property Ad Offers Lincoln Home For Sale
Fractured classifieds describe suburban property near Lincoln with a G-coom house, highway access, two chickens, and phrases like two hundred forty Wolxaar Park and Vinione bid. Auction mentions include 2 acres, incubator, rabbits, tools, and a 1000 dollar price. Residential details promise modern Urbana home with water grounds and trees, flexible payment terms, and a northward city access note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Oast
Wolxaar Park
Vinione
Mort Wayne's
Han l
Informa
Indiana legal notices and executor appointments in Allen County
Legal notices from Allen County Indiana include a divorce action against Paul F. W. Stein, non-resident defendant, with required appearance date and attorney, plus multiple appointments of executors and administrators for Mary b Polihamus, Malindy Harvey, Martin Crow, Irma Rich, John Pry, and Toucy A. McGillowery. Also public notices on highway improvement assessments and a forthcoming sale by the National Brotherhood of Employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
Allen County
Iss
Loretta B
Steleye
Pau
Judea
Kent Sweet
V. Eyrick
Atty
Real Estate Exchange Offers Quick Trade Options
Classified notice lists multiple real estate and business properties for trade or exchange. Includes modern brick homes, farmland plots, and commercial sites with phone contacts and prices. Mentions opportunities to swap properties in varied locations, with limited details and boilerplate trade language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doldarnith
Swinney
Sventums
Texto & Dye Co
Apurnal-Gasotta
Eveuinegren
Gude ii
Real estate wanted listing with Molena contact
Fragmentary ad offers five or six room properties and asks readers to list their properties with Molena Real Estate. The snippet includes a phone contact and mentions Washington state area details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molena
Ratista
Washington
Insolvency Notices From Allen County Savings Co Executor
A fragmented OCR notice lists Allen County Savings Company as executor in a will with a claim of solvent assets. W. Ruby is mentioned along with dates July 6 through 13 and a reference to a probate or estate action. The text is garbled but indicates an executor and insolvency related to a testament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary B
Polhumus Lute
Alien
Han
Malindy Harvey Law
Allen County
Indiana
Hatate
Ale Voi
Charles F. Hartup
John Pry
Lidhian
ROSS
S Baraby &Lven Wat
Haa Boon Enema
Tha
Testament
En Ees
Jn- Baud
Savings ’ Company
Executor
Tarife Agricultural Schedule Stirs Row
Washington June 27 The agricultural schedule of the emphasized tariff bill draws opposition from Sen Walsh and Sen Woodruff in Senate debate. Amendments to reduce duties on cattle and meats are rejected as a major consumer tax, with Walsh arguing the plan would raise annual costs by about 1.9 billion dollars, affecting butter eggs poultry and other foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agricultural Seneiio
Jay
Walsh
Massachusetts
Soodlue
Republicat
Idaho
Republican Agriculture Arist Bloc
Reverend Martin Host To Bluffton Parishioners
Bluffton residents of First Methodist Church gathered at 915 West Wagoe last night to hear Reverend Martin Host address former parishioners. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. C. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Mary Sharps, Mr. and Mrs. A. Shoemaker, Mr. and Mrs. Jason Sting, Mr. and Mrs. Skillen, and many others from Bluffton and nearby areas.
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Bluffon
Firat M. T
Iter
Mra Atnetin
Wora
Itv
Mra
C1 Smith
Maery Sharps
Mire
Is. A. Shoemaker
Jason Sting
Skillen
A. Cline
Sam
Bet Valenting
Ral Cobrum
George TL. Aremold
Gourke I. Brossman
Vere Rent
Tents Tenagy
James Laraun
Allin Shaeno
Astra
Rosa Bears
CG. A. Asnold
Minses
Lolla Arenald
Maxine Moatman
Selen Bhnemaker
Amy Scott
Rhuncho Sharne
Dorothy Smith
Mideet Smith
Deam
Irinble
George Rinehart
Rederick Karlin
A. A. Stanberry
Robert Smith
Bluffton
Ray
O. A. Trabie
Mea
Jethie Bnedder
WHI DB
Gutelhus
Experts plan to link telephone and radio networks
Washington June 27 experts govern ment and others turn to combining the long telephone with radio broadcasting. The Lincoln Memorial dedication address sparked experiments in loud speaking telephone and radio. Officials foresee linking telephony and radio telephony to reach nationwide audiences via amplified broadcast, with future use of crystal detectors and post offices to broaden access nationwide.
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Washington
Harding
Lincoln Memorial
Uvouga
Dts
Aitdale
Baeharu
Ex Mission Worker Testifies on Trotter Methods in Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids June 97 ex mission worker George Mantel testified that Melvin T Trotter superintendent of the city mission accused him of improper relations with Florence Moody and threatened to bring charges after Mantel denied the accusations. Mantel denied the child’s paternity when questioned under cross examination and described tensions surrounding the mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trotter
Grand Rapids
Niet
George Mantel
Mixmlin Wariear Sud
Melvin Th. Trotter
Grand Rapids City
Rencun Mission
Accra Lary
Florence
Lottie
Mandel
Retter
Pater Weert
Hin
Trelter
Ennauet
Mirw Moody
Radio program schedule across multiple stations
Radio listings show Fort Wayne Indianapolis Schenectady and Detroit stations with announced times for musical programs weather reports market bulletins crop reports and baseball scores. Entries include station identifiers like WEKF WELK WOH and WWJ with times ranging from morning to late evening and notes on news weather and sports updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecenday
Fort Wayne
Eas
United Ratio Corporation
Fis
Indianapolis
WELK
Ayres
WOH
Star-Matfield
Mualcai
Renorte
Schenectady
Wws Ferstern
Radio vision ties telephone to broadcasting progress
Officials argue that integrating speech to radio via wired telephone could streamline transmission, reduce interference, and improve nationwide distribution. The idea aligns with Conceptual works on wired swivel and guided sound, suggesting a stronger control of broadcasting output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orm Squiar
Mrs Chastes Smith Passes Away at 65 in Huntington
Mrs. Chastes Smith, 65, a county native, died today at home in Huntington. She was the daughter of A.M. Savers and a planner’s relative from Checoum area. Survived by four sons, two daughters, ten grandchildren, two great grandchildren, and several siblings. Funeral arrangements pending word from relatives.
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Huntington
Ind
Chastes Smith
Don
Carl Smith
Pham Tree
Nearalyaln
Iva Sinters
Birr Vester
Ralutlyon Kew
Etunen
Faulkner Hartford City Obituary Fragment
Fragments report the death of a Dunkirk native with surviving relatives including a widow, five children, and a sister in law. Mentioned are Mr and Mrs Robart Mortis of Montpalier and a line about a father and mother plus brothers, with limited readable names and dates.
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Hartford City
Blaine Muulkner
Dunkirk
Anne Hobricht
Robart Mortis
Montpalier
Blackford County
Wella
Mlopmotler
Stout Hart Joint Death and Funeral Details
Feans W. Stout, 44, of Baton, died yesterday at Muncie hospital from stomach illness. The union was performed Sunday, a blood sting noted, but the patient’s condition remained steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford City
Feans W. Stout
Baton
Muncie
Legion Elects Hartford City Officers in 1937 Campaign
The American Legion here elects officers including Luther Schmidt as commander Ernest Oak as vice commander and Paul Swank as adjutant with Lawrence Myura and Victor Simmons named to posts. They plan active participation in the forthcoming campaign closing in mid year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford City
Mrt
Finn
American Legion
Luther Sehmidt
Ernest
Oak
Paul Swank
Lawrence Myura
Vietor Simmons
Aetvies
Legtad
Wrinkles 2 Let Birt's Barbers remove them
Wayne Hotel offers a readability focused ad style notice for wrinkle removal services. The fragment mentions Birt's Barbers and Wayne Hotel, implying a local barber shop promotion or listing. The text is sparse but indicates a service advertisement rather than a news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birt
Wayne Hotel
Thorn will be muntine at the city Wal Perday evening
Kendallville residents and neighbors discuss forming a new Community Club to serve as chairman and board of activity. Meetings led by Wart Kantner and Bisa Laser Amen, with follow up events and visits noted around Kendallville and nearby towns.
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Thorn
Muntine
Dilyawesk
Perpars
Erenting
Comtmittnn
Wart Kantner
Bisa Laser Amen
Huindale
Wera
Marringe
Walter Nathawa
Ant Tally
Chicago
Strol
Mise Catherinn Waselar
City improves utilities and streets in Columbia City
The Peabody area gains municipal electricity and current from the city for lights and power. Washington and Elteworth streets will be paved with reinforced concrete, Whitley and Maple with plain concrete. Curb work begins on Whitey Street as contractors move in. A coal stockpile assures three months of supply. Mrs. Joh Boggs, 69, suffered a fractured skull and brain concussion after a fall from a hayloft, regaining consciousness with rest advised. Shelley Stemen buys the John Walt property at Whitey and Jefferign Street for an 48 investment. Mr and Mrs Judd and Mr and Mrs Grovar Labor welcome daughters born Tuesday.
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Peabody
Eebris
Washington
Elteworth
Whitey Street
Joh Boggs
Whitley-Nobie County
Shelley Stemen
John Walt
Whitey
Jefferign Sirate
Mra
Wi Judd
Coens
Mra Grovar
Arnold
Hoover Urges Pinal Effort to Abolish Child Labor
Secretary Hoover urged a national push at the NA conference to abolish child labor in the United States. He warned that failure would be more deplorable than war and called for constitutional amendment or stronger state acts to protect children, stressing broad public support and timely action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Pinal
U. S
National Conference of Sacrad
Eenvar
City News Update on Kektongi Add Society Meeting
The regular Juno meeting of the Kektongi Add Society has been indefinitely postponed. Tau tles of Christ Lutheran Church will serve a cafeteria supper in the church basement this evening from 5 to 7 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kektongi Add Society
Yun
Tautles of Christ Luvitrad Church
Lagro News Highlights Local Social and School Events
Miss Bean Goltallan travels to Indianapolis to visit Mrs. Hanser Whitecraft Mir. Alex Pulnan and daughter Pauling return from Memphin town after er rended visit with the Halbore family. The Vacation Bluff School at a local church ends with a Sunday session. Lagro’s town and Sunday school convention was held at the Method church. Pro fenvor Shanta of Norimunchoutac College spoke as principal. Reports show 12 local schools in the township with unusual interest. Ora Reynolds returns home to Beatule Washington after weeks with her parents. I. Farrell of Crownngiel Texas becomes manager of the Tremport trader company and the factory runs again. HL Knappe of Huntington visits Lagro. Presbyterian Sunday school children performed a Children’s Day program to a crowded crowd last Sunday night. Charles Ferel and Stewin theNown return from Purdue celebration. Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Ie and son are visiting. Mr. and Mrs. John Washington of near Walsh spend Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nari. Ira Robart, formerly of Lagro, was among Boater University graduates at the annual commencement. Olay man Andweruen noted in university report. His largest close line story described the university’s events.
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Profenvor Shanta
Nori Munchoutac College
Tha Feporta
Ora Reynolds
Beatule
Wash
John Reynolda
Farrell
Crownngiel
Tax
Trehaport
Fastory Ia
HL Knappe
Huntington
Luguday
Presbyterian Sunday School
Charles Ferel
St¢win
Tomy
Purdue 1
John Wathing
Robert Nari
Walsh
Ira Robart
Ae Claus
Gbr
University
Ain Fillets van
Local firm unveils new spark plug product line
Hartford City business announces a spark plug innovation amid manufacturing ramp up. The notice mentions special ad rates for three and seven day run periods and references the local manufacturer.T
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Hartford City, Inc
Ene Wayne
Wheat Harvest Defiance Under Way in Dolanmon
June 37 report notes wheat harvest under way in Dolanmon with a second field expert. Paul W. Tendhie warned again at the chiroter moving from the wheat 40 rema. The Journal-Gazette and Evening Press real estate columns advertise a market for a home with many listings offered.
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Defiance
Coney
Paul
Tendhie
Reag
Journal-Gazette and Evening Press
Fins
Victims in Auto Accidents Score Court Victories
Legal summaries report multiple auto accident verdicts across courts. Judges awarded damages to plaintiffs injured in collisions involving trains, railroads, and motor vehicles. Cases mention Delaware and Indiana venues with payouts ranging from 400 to 500 dollars and include an appeal upholding a verdict.
Holy Cross Brother Dies En Route Home
Brother Charles Matrorar of the Italy Grass order died en route to Notre Dane tom Colunilla University Porthind. He was 84 and led Notre time alle dients in Fort Wasne. Under his direction Corby Wall Dusneinstitute and the Community house were erected. His death occurred Saturday March.
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Holy Cross Brother
Ward
Charles Mat— Rorar
Order of the
Italy
Erraute
Notre Dane
Fort
Ae Dave
Naira Dinme
Corby Wall
Dusnein
Reother Charles
Weather data from Fort Wayne June 22 1952 report
Local Weather Data from Fort Wayne Indiana dated June 22 1952 includes noon readings such as dry bulb and wet bulb temperatures and relative humidity. It lists extremes for the prior three hours with highs and lows, plus month totals for precipitation and notable daily figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ind
Neas
TV ES m
Revolver Fire Hits Train in Pennsylvania Yard
Police report a shooting targeting a Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train near a yard in the city yesterday afternoon. An armed man in a trench coat fired multiple shots as the train moved, injuring no one and prompting a manhunt and investigation into the suspect’s identity.
First Ever Air Fleet Flight Trial Near Wayne
Reported test near Wayne highlights a U.S. aviation milestone as Lieut. Whitehead leads the first air fleet group on a 1500 mile Texas to Saffrasy flight. Ground crews prepare a four mile route, with public events at Anthony hotel or chamber of commerce and police plans for traffic along Bluffton road.
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B.C. Whitehead
Plato
St. Airten’s
Cour’ Milen
Wore Wayne
Sturt
Fryman
Linst
Texas
Saffrasy Flet
Detrott
Jonor
Armen
Anthony Hotel
Chamber of Commerce
Paul G. Guild
Chalroma
Judky S. R. Alden
M. O. Kettering
Earl Mose
H. E. Beine
Fudge Alden
United States Avinon Corps
Fort Warne
United States
He Reid
Apare
Careglar
Whiteheat
Pathfinder
Heimmett
Gari
Gwerntiana Offic
Meter Tea
Ain Aviation
Fert
Wayne
Defiance Exchange Club election readout
Defiance Exchange Club proceeds with its election listing officers and board members. Names mentioned include President Juha, Vice President, Treasurer Ralph W. Patera, and several committee members alongside other listed participants and roles.
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Defiance Exchange Club
Vefiasch
Pest
Maniha
Juha CO
Martil
Gulilern
Mper Fary
Ralph W. Patera
Meiner
Alen Smith
Snemtiernhfn
W. Vatmer
Tag Tohnmwan
TL Vanilymentt
I A. Apangter
Mhaews
Deaths and Funeral Notices From Local Ledger
Obituaries and funeral announcements for Whitunt G. Ryn age 83 of Alien county died in Vincrines Indiana after 4 30 PM Tuesday. Survived by daughter Mrs. Croom of Oko and several grandchildren. Funeral at Concordia Lutheran Church with burial at Concordia Cemetery. Also notices for Frank J. Koch and Mrs. Voronles B Sorvienn with services and Catholic burial, plus multiple local services at Mankovan undertaking, Charlotte area, and more.
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Whitunt G. Ryn
Lowanship
Midiaon County
Indiana
Croom
Oko
Myre
Cran
Laning
Bir Vt
Frank J. Koch
St. Joseph'n Hospital
St. Marya
Wyrs
Voronles
Sorvienn
St. Peter
Rev
Charlon Thisig
Wwllins
Din
Reonn
Wade
Menidale
Resten Thorsdiey
Thurlal
Goshin
Kaolin & Bons
Fuston
Andighson
Sotelosk
Thuaday
Ktaom & Sons
Yuriad
Huntertown
Andersen
Hort Wayna
Mackogan
Goodman
Katherine
Mitey
ONO Church
Butal
Cathalle
Celletort
Tarkold
Fredantek
Stow Undertaking
Uiurlots
Wih Toy
John ii Chun
Aftioleind
Lindenwood
Ture
Jennie Sarvicen
Bett Moloch
Za Hody Sanner
Mart Salterfet
Gall stones and their signs in health
Your Health column by Dr Copeland explains gall stones, their prevalence especially in older women, common early symptoms like indigestion and right upper abdominal pain, and potential complications. It outlines home care such as diet, rest, hot compresses, and mineral waters, and previews surgical treatment. It also answers reader questions on swelling, yellow spots, and chapped hands with advice to see a physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Germany
Dsu
Jers
Copeland
Capetans
Thia
Farewell Party for Rev Jesse Lothamer at Cathedral
A farewell gathering honors Rev Jesse Lothamer who will become pastor of St Man's Church in Columbine City. Attendees include Patrick Brennan and James Meebry, with notices of a reception at 1207 Bat Lawly Wheat and a later drive to meet at VM Gak Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Henner
Jeti Lathamer
Flrat
St. Man's Church
Columbin Ety
Kolund Brennhun
Nan
Aeiventa
Pathyr Lathaher
Patrick Brranahen
Dagens
Jamea Meebry
Ralph Perry
Robert Riker
Rupee Truss
Avdling
Mr. Pres
VM Gak Street
Hardware Dealers Meet Here In Alto Area
Hardware dealers from Alto Whitley Welk and Adama attended a chamber meeting where members exchanged short talks on experiences and successful practices in business. The gathering focused on practical methods and shared lessons for local hardware retail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alto
Whitley
Welk
Adama
Nevada Committeeman Withdraws Resignation
George Wingflett, a Nevada state committeeman, withdrew his resignation at the convention today after health issues prompted earlier steps. The convention adopted a lengthy resolution addressing party discipline and loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Reno
George Wingflett
Hughes Declares Deputy Sheriff Shot Coal Miner
FITTSBUNGH June 7 A telegraph from Fran Mugher United Mine Workers representative reports the alleged shooting of a coal miner by deputy sheriffs at Progtown. The message says a man named Hinwits, injured, was in a delicate condition, with a wife and three young children present, and claims the deputy struck and abused them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fittsbungh
Pommy Fran
Fintrict
United Mine Tarkers of America
Fran Mugher
International Union
Greenamers
Progtown
Degu- Una
George Wutfuch
Witheason
Hinwits
Chilfran
Sine
Denuliss
Brother Gilbert C C H S Teacher On Visit
Brother Gilbert of Central Catholic High School, a teacher on a visit, arrived yesterday from Notre Dame on business and plans to return to the university this morning. He has enrolled in the summer school program and will take a special course for educators. He hopes to be back at the local school by September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brother Gilbert
Wily
Central Catholic FiKl
Yeuterday
Notre Dame
Nvasion
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Investigata
Ilhan Lund
Nutens Banke
Kogperty
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Ror Administra
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Hyeato
Eliza Deni
Aiken, Douglaes & Ailton
Uniquiy
Toulon la
Irma Rich
Luce Jerallen
Iroiana
Clem J. Wrink
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Jane
Notlen
Trieby
Toucy
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Allen Grilgtr
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Regen & Mark
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Hmplayea
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Thora
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Jima Way
Jewartmong
Pubic Works
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Putle Works
City of
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Lafoyatte Streat
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Rudialil Boulevard
Bowser
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MekKinnin Avenue
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Uohs
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Mont Record
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Tharsforn
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Kote
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Real Estate Exchange
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Tarife
Faulkner
Morris
Juan
Willer O. Marrs
Instana AG
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Legion
Kendallville News
Columbia City
WEWS
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Maiwan
Hay Tayo
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Curt da
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Weather Bureau
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Azo
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Clark
Fenngylvinia Rliway
Pennsylvania
Offlcora
AIR Fleet
Whitehead
Ryker
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Eaward Kratnikops
Ant
Tuter Krausakons
Eliyam
Mareville Rom
Concordia Lutheran Church
Concordia
Wil Cane
Willian
Walter
Martha
Laven
Loretta Helen Mes
Yinma Rosebrook
Meg
Ruenors Vouitera
Kogh
RI Royals
Copeland, M. D
New Yerk City
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F. le Q
Jesse Lothamer
Bobay
Harrison
Hughes
Gilbert C. C. H. S
DR. D. 5. Murphy
Furthae
Fort Weyne
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