Real estate lure for Illinois Michigan tract sales
A sales pitch touts farming growth in Illinois, Iowa and Indiana with fewer farms and Michigan gains centered in Western Michigan. It promotes the Swigart Tract as a development hub, urges a July excursion on the steamship Illness, promises profits from apples and other fruit, and offers 40 to 50 000 acre units priced at 10 to 85 dollars per acre with easy terms and family protection.
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Illinois
Iowa
Indiana
Michigan
Lake, Michigan
Swigart
Mason, Manistee, Lake and
Wesford Counties
Goma
Leesburg News notes house fire injury and local events
A house fire damaged by gasoline lighting in an upstairs room burned the Minnicks’ home and injured Mrs Minnick. Reuben McCleary’s horse is owned locally. Ralph Dixon, son of Rev and Mrs Dixon, broke an arm in a wagon incident. Former Leesburg resident Jennie Steve returns from Frankfort. Dr C A Hall and wife, new marriage, visit Leesburg. Hall is bank president and assistant cashier at People's bank.
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Leesburg
Charles ‘Minnick
Reuben McCleary
Ralph
Httle
Mira
D. . Dixon
Jennie Steve
Frankfort
C. A. Hall
G. F. Byrer
Fort Wayne
Prive
Hall
People's Bank
New Rochelle Honors Tom Paine Statue Memory
New Rochelle marked the anniversary of the Huguenots settlement by celebrating Tom Paine as a Home for many years, noting clergy once opposed his ideas but now honor his role in American freedom. The ceremony highlighted Paine as a Revolutionary hero associated with the town.
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New Rochelle
Tom Paine
Rochelle
Roes
Local Notes From Kimmell Ind Residents and Changes
Kimmell news reports visits and arrivals including Mrs J B Stage and daughters from Roan, Harfard Jemison of Warsaw visiting, Mrs Myrom Hursey from Albion staying with Marion Growcock, and Miss Rose Galotte's upcoming wedding. Barn painting and store addition by Charles C Clark noted, J Crothers and Miss Fenton repaint residence, Mrs J Kilgore of Ligonier and Mrs John Shech of Kimmel active in local real estate.
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Kimamell
Ind
Suns
J B. Stage
Mikes
Pauline and
Willadine
Stages Parenta
E. Brockmas
Roan
Elramell
Harfard Jemison
Warsaw
Wisitea
Hits
Friay
Donald Doll
Crothers
Money changers of the church attacked in The Thelestaetical Review
The Catholic Thelestaetical Review condemns lavish church spending and the idea that all church work must pay in dollars and seats. It cites Pope Pius X, notes Sacred Congregation rules on cinema in churches, and argues for free, virtuous entertainment to keep youth away from theaters while urging responsible fundraising and humility.
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New York
Thelestaetical Review
Catholic
Corporation of Priests
Bricets
Calth
Ita
Pina X
Ryan
Thna
J. S
Avier
Sacred Congregation of Consitoary
Our God the Holy See
Holy Father
Holliday
Antoona
Vica
Iir
Woman seeks damages for hand injury in streetcar incident
Mere Merci Murphy sues Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Co for 15000 dollars claiming a May 4 streetcar ride left her with a severely injured right hand after being tossed against a car window in a crowded car. The suit alleges the pain and humiliation prevent her from continuing her plans and earning capacity.
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Innianapolis
Ind
Echo Han
Hercause
Mere
Merci Murphy
Sult
Indienspolin Traction and Terminal Company
Iask
Mimota Street
Fire destroys Muncie department building. $100000 loss
Fire swept the Rool building at Chartes and Mulberry streets in Muncie Ind damaging a department store and several apartments. Loss estimated at $1600. Cause unknown. Former congressman George W Cremer occupied one of the apartments in the building.
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Muncie
Ind
Chartes
Mulberry Streets
George W. Cremer
Keandy Family Plans Northern Lakes Vacation
Mrs. P Keandy from the north side with daughters Delma and Annete will leave for a vacation to the northern lakes. Mrs Sam Sloman remains in critical condition at her home on 62 Harrison after being overcome by the heat Friday.
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P. Keandy
North Side
Delma
Annete
Sam Sloman x
Harrison
Sullivan files suit over million fortune claim against Hoe
Miss Mae Sullivan of New York sues Arthur J. Hoe seeking 22660000 from the HOE inheritance. She alleges he promised marriage but he was married, while admitting lavish expenses including hotels jewelry and an auto. Sullivan, daughter of Patrick H. Sullivan, accuses Ho of tabloid publicity and seeks a court settlement.
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Mos A Sullivan
New York
R How
Arthur J. Hoe
Lnter
Hos
Miss Sullivan
Patrick H. Sullivan
Noek
Targa Diack
Dreag Torn
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