Tenants Buy Their Apartments in New York
A movement to own homes drives tenants to purchase apartment blocks in New York. A $2.5 million Fifth Avenue building and a $4 million cooperative project on Point Avenue illustrate growing tenant coops. Woodrow Court, home to 53 families, sold for $3 million to form a 100 percent cooperative. Tenants fund entries with small cash upfront, while brokers run specialized offices selling to residents. The trend also extends to office and loft spaces, though apartment deals lead in scale.
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New, York
Fifth Avenue
Poiint Avenue
Woodrow Court
Upper Way
Unen
U ‘Uge
Housimput
New York
Local residents note visits and family items in Kaw Valley
Kaw Valley families share visits and home updates. Mrs. Rothwell visits daughter Mrs Godfrey and family. Mr. Knop of Kansas City returns home. George Elliot, Almin Gebbart of Lawrence visit their cousin Rush Herriott. Alfalfa hay harvest continues as army units assist. several neighbors report illnesses and new homes under construction.
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George Elliot
Almin Gebbart
Lawrence
Rush Herriott
Emma Hartley
Oakridge
Arthur Cartmel
Milford, Miller
Harry van Ne
Chester
Howard
B. W Sud
Herbert Bruckmiller
Frank Knop
Kansas City
Albert Knop
Stanwix
Bella
Ross Stanwix
van Nyste
Knep
Alfred Heck
Margaret Snow
Bernicee ( Andeffrey
Mildred Leonhard
Kaw Valley
Gerstenbeger
Mound
Eje
Carlies
H. W. Schankeard
Leonhard
Emr
Will Green
Tie
James Woolf
Elbert
Leavenworth
Charles Finch
Dwyer
J. KE
Sund
Strachan
Antone Rann
Mianil
Hored Kalin
Mera Kh
A. Blaker
Hter
Tha
Qdin Halsted
Eluhin
Washinton
Tonanoxie
Many Local Events and Visits Reported in Lawrence Area
The rural district scene features illnesses and caretaking, weddings, and farm work. Lawrence residents James Woolf and family moved farms, while Mr. Leonhara and Mr. Guy assist during illness. Several weddings occur near Melouth and Van Neste, with visits by relatives to Lawrence and surrounding towns. Multiple health procedures, Church events, and social gatherings fill out a busy weekly roundup.
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Los
Guy
Leonhara
Lie Lawrence
Raymv
Miss Roper
Lawrence
Melouth
Kana
van Neste
Fleur
Fy Brown
James Woolf
Denner
Bet Mn
Charlie Woolf
Frank Leonlur
Aml
Fred Heek
Bertha Krop
Jeanetth
George
Margaret
Franklin
Community notes from Thursilas Vemworth diary items
The fragmentary diary notes mention visits and gatherings tied to neighbors and relatives. Entries refer to Mr and Mrs George L Phenicie hosting dinner, Rev H Noltensyer being entertained, Phillip Johnson visiting from Lawrence, and Phillip’s work at the Graham home. Additional lines note Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kelsall Sr and various family interactions.
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Thursilas Vemworth
Manly
Harry
Maurice
H. Noltensyer
Geo. L. Phenicie
Phillip Johnson
Lawrence
Robert Graham
Sam Kelsall
The Easiest Way To End Dandruff Remedy Claim
An advertisement claims liquid arvon applied nightly dissolves dandruff and stops itching. It promises complete disappearance after four applications with glossy hair and instant relief, noting arvon is available at drug stores and inexpensive.
Relief From Blazing Skin Diseases
The article promotes S. S. S. as the best blood cleansing remedy for skin conditions. It claims blood health dictates skin condition and urges readers to obtain literature from the Chief Medical Adviser at 100 Swift Laboratory Alanis, Ga.
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Swift Laboratory
Alanis
Local Social Notes From Lawrence
Glady s and Thelma Hemphill of Lawrence visited grandmother Mrs Margaret McPhenicie and Mrs D C Fhenicie. The Crubbe family from Mis Mia O'Dean attended a Thursday meeting in Lawrence with Mrs Jere Crubbe. Rutho Reed and Amy Moor spoke at a Rumford demonstration.
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Gladys
Thelma Hemphill
Lawrence
Margaret McPhenicie
D. C
Stuth Fhenicie
Norgin Bleakley
Renee
K. U
Iarry Skeets
Halenbeck
Jere Crubbe
Mia O'Dean
S Stave
Amy Moorhouse
Rumford Ca
Orchard Witte for Tea and Sync Union
Orchard Witte advocates for a tea event and union synchronization at McCulloch's Drug Store, with local patrons invited to join the gathering and discuss cooperative arrangements.
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Orchard Witte
McCulloch’s Drug Store
Valley Chapel attends Children’s Day program and visits
Valley Chapel members attended the Children’s Day program at light Prairie Sumlay. Mrs John Gray Florence and I left for Southeastern Mi sei, Tuesday, after the death of Mrs Gr. They returned amid community sympathy. Mr and Mrs Chak Lencanecker and Thelma and Abe attended millawatha at Lowersock Memorial. A Children’s Day program will be given at the V Chapel on Sunday. Continuous notes on visits and hopes for help with the program through June 26.
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J. E. Bend
Light Prairie Sumlay
John Gray
Florence and I
Miseu
Tuedilay
Ert
Illawatha
Memlay
V. Chapel
John Ian
Hib Uleeh
Chak Lencanecker
Thelma Ane Abe
Watts
Simon
Anna T
Eise
Marie Danning
Birth Announcement and Local Notices from Chelf Family
Mrs. Willis Chelf announces the birth of a daughter. Miss Wianeke Boyd visits her brother Walter Boyd while Mrs. Chelf prepares to lead the Elka club in a commission event. A first class steward position is mentioned with a May 28th date. Local references include Broomsfield and Mrs. Fred St. Everett.
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Wianeke Boyd
Afr
Walter
Willis Chelf
Chelf Witl
Elka Club
Bessie Sum
Win Newmars
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Vak Ridge
Afichmoun
Blanch
Sautmess Hospital
Foulke
Rene Falc
Tay
Sea Band
Dettie Sbaudens
Medoula
Lawrenes
John Harmon
O'Dea
Vane
Suner
Grace Stanwix
Krowledge
Mr. Var
Myo
Frank Walters
Midland
Siurne
Bay
Kiem
Ferbson
Pred Yarnhart
Sundiay
Pavyer
Standard
Teawrence
Frank Barnes
Nettie O'Dea
Alfred Kahn
Jane John French
Breet Kahn
Jones Hospital
Leavrenea
Mrs. Rath Kahn
Mrs. Kahn
Nelson
Fala Rahnayer
Frahar
Valley Chapel
America
Fred St. Everett
Boyd
Walter Boyd
Broomsfield
Cele
Chelf
Och’s
Lee
Kreso
FAMO
Elessi
Iit
Rowe Corner Drug Store ‘ Virig Store
Barber's Flower Store
Says Oliver Towne
Journal-World
Mitty Eenis
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