May Tries Being a Hick In Stonyport Tale
May Dart, a New Yorker working at the Bry ant exchange, moves to Stonyport Connecticut to start anew. She meets Fred Faxon, a local entrepreneur, and faces old ties, small town gossip, and a potential romance as she contemplates staying or returning to New York.
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Imamiubie
May Dart
Bryant Exchange
Gladys Stein
Bill Mawning
Stonyport
Connecticut
May
Offeral
Iiveoli
Moy
New York
New England
Limte Street
Bank Street
Fred Faxon
Hettn Pranes
Ted Fonny
Nitin
Pax
Amerean Legion
Building Fund
Gladys
Ethel
Reguily
Maton
Fang
Cnase
Aldi
Mre
Mewett
Diet
Ander
MorKintry
MacKintey
Miny
Fred Faxon Hern
Northeast Fire Company
St Luke's Hospital
Legion Ball
Faxon
Landford
Mausoleum To Be Splendid In Holy Cross Cemetery
The San Francisco Chronicle notes plans for a grand community mausoleum at Holy Cross Cemetery. It will feature 1750 crypts with private sections, a central chapel, and marble and bronze detailing. Construction costs and intricate interior design reflect a monumental memorial envisioned for the western United States.
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San Francisco
Holy Cross Cemetery
Artemisia
Mansohitis
Augustus Caesar
Camas Martins
Thendric
Aivenna
Emperora
Forbidden City
Peking
Midd
Bylopir
Ta Mahal
Agir
Shah Jehan
Guer
Holy Cries
Narhte
Bronne
Hwenere
Air or Water Experimental Tie Term Used in Athayetaned
Fragmentary text discusses experimental tie type mlepilene in Long taland and Athayetaned for tee on the Wa. It mentions widesale ratings and a Pile Kent Ad, with six decired to make a tanding of the salid grain and disposal by authors.
Fragmented OCR Text From Historical Page
A garbled OCR passage appears to describe a regional scene with scattered names and phrases. It references a fraternity, a university context, and various unclear terms suggesting a local publication fragment with incomplete words and unclear subjects. The legible elements include names and potential events but lack coherent narrative.
Real Estate Transfers in Lexington Week Ending July 10 1940
Transfers filed in the Recorder's Office Lexing ton Missouri feature Martha L. Benning to J F Harris and wife WD 5750 for lots in Mitchell Black burn and Rhea's Add and part Jats 1 and 2 ak 20 Odessa. Several deeds list WD sums for parcels in Lexington Odessa and Higinsville with multiple lots and blocks. The notice ends with a sales pitch for remaining South Side Addition lots at old prices from Aull Wilson & Waddell.
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Recorder's
Lexington
Lafayette County Abstract Company
Missouri
Martha L. Benning
J. F. Harris
Mitchell, Blackburn & Rhea
Odessa
Ernest Hoffman
Walter J. Peak
H. C
South Side
Choice Plants Tomatoes Varieties Listed
The notice lists tomato cultivars including Levingston's Globe Chalk's Early Jewell Ponderosa California Beef Stoak Dwarf Champion and Yellow Pear with no further details.
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Levingston
Globe Chalk
California
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