Miracle City Goes the Pace in Boom Detroit Struggles
Detroit, called the miracle city, races to surpass Cleveland Boston Pittsburgh and Baltimore in the 1920 census as land prices soar. The boom brings high rents and empty housing while factories move away, with reports of 40 to 60 percent higher real estate values than Cleveland and rampant speculation.
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Cleveland Real Estate Board
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Eben Rexford Dies at Sixty Eight in Wisconsin
Eben Eugene Rexford, author of Silver Threads Among the Gold, died in Green Bay Wisconsin last Wednesday after a three week illness from typhoid fever. He lived twenty five years in Shipeton Wisconsin where he served as organist at the Congregational Church. His wife died in 1910. Rexford born July 16 1848 in Johnsburgh New York.
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Wisconsin survey questioned over farm profits balance
A Wisconsin survey shows crops profit while livestock loses money in three of four farm groups. The piece questions rushing to drop livestock and raise crops and asks which two- farm scenario would yield more cash after twenty years. A stockman from Pennsylvania notes livestock keeps adding expenses.
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