Lee Home Phone 221 Address Change Request
Lee Home 221 requests an address change listing the old address and providing the new address for records. The request details the applicant’s name and contact method to confirm and process the change.
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Newspaper
Grabill Review
Location
Grabill, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1913
Page
4
Lee Home 221 requests an address change listing the old address and providing the new address for records. The request details the applicant’s name and contact method to confirm and process the change.
The editor asserts newspapers freely assist wartime aims by generous space for government campaigns. It praises cooperation with Hoover’s food campaign and denies surrendering control to outside committees, stressing the paper will self manage while supporting public causes through responsible coverage.
The State Fire Marshal reports multiple June incidents from gasoline and kerosene use. A woman attempting to ignite a cook stove caused a kerosene explosion, leading to fatal burns and other injuries. The article stresses common mistakes like lighting a match near spilled fuel and delaying proper cooling of flames.
A meditation on war urging citizens to resist hatred and pursue both victory and moral unity. It argues that mercy and forgiveness strengthen nations, while vengeance corrupts and deepens bloodshed. The author links cleanness of hearth to restraint in battle and calls for compassion toward enemies in pursuit of just goals.
The East St Louis race riot shows white labor fears over black migration and industrial competition, with gunfire on officers, rising unrest, and community tensions. The piece links violence to economic strain and cites sermons and social aphorisms reflecting on faith, behavior, and morality.
Ten student aviators and their instructors began air training near Rantoul Illinois after a prior exhibition. Training flights occurred within a one mile air strip while workers continued finishing upgrades at Chanute Field. In St Louis a mob attempted lynching Harvey Brewington after he shot his estranged wife. police stopped the mob and rescued him.
Armin PF Orthwein of a noted St Louis family died by his own action at Louisiana Missouri. Ill health is regarded as the probable cause.
In Petrograd three cabinet members resign amid Ukraine policy clashes. Finance minister A I Shingaroff, education minister Professor Manuilof, and public aid head Prince Shakovsky quit. A special session of the council of ministers is called to avert crisis. Demonstrations on Nevski Prospekt left several dead or wounded.
A poetic piece urges greeting strangers with a hearty hello and How D Ye Do as a way to lift spirits. It compares life to ships at sea, each soul sailing toward a distant port beyond the fog, and suggests kindness leaves a mark on the afterlife as others remember the cheer they shared.
Petrograd reports a cabinet split as four cadet ministers resign over Ukraine policy amid protests in Nevsky Prospect. Prime Minister Kerensky seeks to curb the crisis with a special session as envoys from Kiev push for a declaration. cadets oppose the text and delay any formal Ukraine action.
In Seatile Washington on July 18 half of the state’s shingle mills and many large sawmills halted operations as members of the Shingle Weavers and Thaber Workers unions walk out for an eight hour day. The Industrial Workers of the World has ordered all lumber industry workers to strike.
San Juan officials report 62 of 78 municipalities fully counted showing Porto Rico voters favor prohibition by more than two to one. Details indicate broad regional support and a decisive outcome across multiple towns.
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