Man Who Lived On One Dollar A Day In 1930s Estate Value
The article recounts John Wess Keys who lived on a dollar a day before dying in a Farola hospital. His life centered on frugal routines and savings as he worked for a publishing company, ate at nearby eateries, and saved for old age. He left an estate exceeding 800 020 dollars.
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Jon Fh Wess
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Keys
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Mare
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Albert G. Laiess
John 1 Wese
Fara
Lone
John Dt Keys
Tim
National
Locust
Teis
Reys
Weys Hui
Guirenkes
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Pobtishine
Wien
YM. C. A
Keys Wisdom
Trelend
Plane Matter Toaliey Report Reveals Fragmented Text
A garbled OCR passage appears to describe a plane matter with broken phrases. The readable bits mention a figure, possibly a name, and vague action words suggesting a mechanical or flight related issue. No clear event or outcome is established.
Recognized Standbys Meet the Pothe Wie Make the Jolwess
Unclear report notes a group including Dave fees Gobdne Lis Boucher Parker and others connected to IPL GS Agent. Mentions judge Grete Crossing Aperdoe and Rear of Wie Maaletiee American Legion Manidy with limited readable details.
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Hess Mut
IPL
Dave Fees
Gobdne
Lis Boucher
bin Parker
Sales Rt
Vie Bee Huh Sulten
Aperdoe
Public Sale Notice at Rennan Farm Near Lexington and Brunnerville
On Saturday October 14 1927 a public sale will be held at the David Rennan farm between Lexington and Brunnur ville listing many household and farm items including a Reading Queen Cabinet Cook Stove a Parlor Stove extending tables rocking chairs a Mohair parlor suite and assorted kitchen wares Auctioneers J H Kauffman and Sarah Eckert will announce terms at 1 PM.
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David Rennan
Lexington
Brunnurville
Wits
Queen
Cnmamnce
Sarah Eckert
J. H. Kauffman
Auct
Public sale of store dwelling and building lots in Millersville
Executors of Mary R. Hostetter's will will offer at public sale on Thursday October 20 1927 at 2 PM in Millersville Lancaster County Pennsylvania three parcels: a large two and a half story store and dwelling with outbuildings a second building lot on North Manor turnpike and a third building lot on Prince Street. Sale follows Orphans Court order with terms announced by trustees Edith Wostetter Groff and W Clyde Hostetter. attorney F L Windolph and auctioneer Joan C Reeman listed.
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Mary R. Hustebter
Orphans’ Court
Lancaster County
Millersville
Trent
Dunpike Road
Treder
Manor Turnpike Road
Frederick Street
Prince Street
Edith Wostetter Groff
F. Lyman Windolph
Joan C. Reeman
Bell Company Splices Giant Armor Ed Cable in NJ waters
Workers join the thickest armor ed submarine cable ever laid in the East between North Wildwood and Stone Harbor New Jersey. A splicer wears heavy toggles to guard eyes from glare and fumes during the high tension operation.
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Bell Telephone Company
Wildwood
Stone Harbor
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Philadelphia
South Jersey
North Wildwood
New Jersey
Staples Named VP of Operations at Bell Telephone
Staples, long in the telephone business since 1904, was elected Vice-President in charge of Operations for The Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania and the Diamond State Telephone Company. He has served seven years as Vice-President in charge of Public Relations and Personnel.
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Staples
Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
Diamond State Telephone Company
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Axminster
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Honolulu
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Jick Dempsey
Betwee
Gene Tunney
Irete Bompe
Chicago
Mazatlan
Mexico
Ralston
Jack Dempsey
Tunney
M. CG. A
Uncle Sam
Mise Dordify Nickersen
Bureau
Nf Ie Department of Agriculture
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