Man Finds $500 in Mattress Hidden Eleven Years
In Minnesota, Falk uncovered $500 he had hidden eleven years earlier after the mattress was discarded. He notes if the money had been in a bank, it would have earned interest, leaving him more today. The piece ends urging deposits in Paoli State Bank with $50,000 capital and surplus and Federal Reserve membership.
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Minnesota
Falk
Saditte
Paol!i State Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Doane
Paoli
Waiter Parks
Blacksmith Shop
Gospel St. Pauli
Dean
Doan
Parka
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Flag fund nears one hundred twenty thousand for hospital work
French Lick Indiana June 18 Nearly 91200 flag already raised for the James Whitcomb Riley Hospital for Children under construction as a state memorial to the Hoosier poet and for care of Indiana's sick and crippled children Dr J R Dillinger is local chairman Governor Smith of New York visits to meet Indiana leader Thomas Taggart.
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French Lick
Ind
James Whitcomb Riley
Indianapolis
Indiana
J. R. Dillinger
Smith
New York
Thomas Taggart
Rapid growth of hair astonishes neighbors in Dallas story
An article recounts Mrs. Charles Sloan of Dallas praising Lucky Tiger for rapid hair growth. She claims her hair now reaches near her waist after using the remedy, which is marketed with a money back guarantee. The piece also lists local social and personal notices and a Green ville Eastern Star chapter formation.
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Mra
Charles Sloan
Dallas
Texas
Sloan
Daigist
Dunbar for Governor emerges as a prominent Republican candidate
The Indianapolis papers name Hon. James W. Dunbar of New Albany among likely governors nominees. Dunbar, recently retired from Congress after two terms, is praised for his district leadership, efficiency, and business background. Ill but recovering, he may enter the campaign next year.
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Indianapolis
James W. Dunbar
New Albany
Dunbar
Congress
Indiana
Dunbar Haa
Town studies state highway routes and paving plan
Citizens petitioned, Williams and Crawford of the State Highway Commission surveyed streets and chose East Main College Ave West Main and North Gospel as state highways. Public Square traffic would turn right to ease congestion. Paving costs run about 22 000 per mile with five years maintenance covered by the state, and Orange county awaits paved roads in about three years. Wedding rings advertised at Bowles Drug Store.
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Messrs. Williams and Crawford
State Highway Commission
East Third
Water
East Main
College Ave
West Main
North Gospel Streets
Williams
Orange County
Bond Sale Notice for Gravel Road Bonds in Orange County
The undersigned offers up to 15000 Gravel Road Bonds for construction of Orleans and Wesley Chapel Road in Orleans township. Bonds in a series of twenty at 740 each, due May 15, 1924 and every six months after, bearing 4 1 2 percent interest, non taxable. Auditor’s name lithographed on coupons. Dated July 2, 1923. William B Lashbrooke treasurer.
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Orleans and
Wesley Chapel
Orleans Township
James L Mathers
William B. Lashbrooke
Orange County
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al Smith
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Wakefield Addition
Clarence H. Radcliff
West Baden
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B. W. Rhodes
Bowles
Anna Maris
Campbellsburg
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Michigan
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Michigan Bank
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