May Get Saar Post For Miss Wambaugh From Cambridge
Miss Sarah Wambaugh of Cambridge Massachusetts is expected to be appointed by the League of Nations to oversee the plebiscite plans for the Saar the mining region that will determine whether it returns to Germany or stays under league control. She is a noted international law authority.
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Sarah Wambaugh
Cambridge
Mass
League of Nations
Saar
Germany
League
Miss Wambaugh
Avoidable Murders by Leonard A Barrett
The article laments rising automobile fatalities and blames drivers over car defects, urging restraint and better enforcement. It cites 1933 and 1984 figures, discusses haste, poor judgment, and reckless driving as main causes, and questions possible legal remedies and police limits. It also notes government chemists promise better sorghum syrup manufacture and a more uniform flapjack product.
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Western Newspaper Union
Bottle found with pike catch in Minneapolis
A glass bottle eleven inches long and three inches in diameter was found inside a twelve pound pike caught by Kenneth Peterson of Minneapolis.
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Kenneth Peterson
Minneapolis
Twenty Years Ago With The Pointer
A birthday party at Mr. and Mrs. Mau’s home amused guests until late Friday night. Mr. Mau, startled after reading war news, feared an attack but surrendered the gun without incident and the merriment continued. Al Simnick moved his residence building to a new corner lot near 188th. Mrs. George Schaefer and family travel to Bowler Wisconsin for several weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Rudloff. Miss Ellen Waddell goes to Vermont with Master Ransel Werner and plans to return around September 1. Mrs. Horace Holmes and children visit Oshkosh Wis. returning next week. A. P. Reich and party report a fine auto tour and will be home by next Sunday August 8.
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William Mau
138Th
Atlantic Street
School Street
George Schaefer
George
Dorothy
Bowler
Wis
Rudloff
Ellen Waddell
Vermont
Ransel Werner
Dalton
Horace Holmes
Horace
Edward
Esther
Oshkosh
South Holland News Recaps Local Notes And Trials
Miss Everdeen Harmeling returns to Grand Haven Michigan after visiting South Holland. Mrs Gouwens and Florence visit Three Oaks Michigan relatives. Rev Dalenberg of Davenport Iowa ends pleasant stay. On August 3 a baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Nicholas Anker. Four South Holland girls spill on Oakglen road. Frank Wulff helps rescue. John F Smith 91, Civil War veteran, faces divorce suit. A Trenton New Jersey taxpayer jokes about tadpoles in bath water. Commissioner Swan investigates rubber washers theory.
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South Holland
Everdeen Harmeling
Walvoord
Grand Haven
Mich
Wm. Gouwens
Florence
Three Oaks
Rev
Dalenberg
Davenport
Iowa
Nicholas Anker
Oakglen
Frank Wulff
Frank
Trenton
N. J
Swan
Mr. Swan
Use Your Telephone for Out-of-Town Buiness Ads
The excerpt promotes telephone use to reach out-of-town business clients. It argues the cost is moderate and the method saves budget while appealing to men of action. The text contains promotional language about communication efficiency.
Ten Years Ago With The Pointer
Miss Helen Hankey left for San Francisco to visit friends and consider locating there. She had spent a year in California and liked the country and people. Mr and Mrs Paul Middlebrow welcomed a daughter born at Blue Island hospital on August 13. Mrs J E Kleinz and family returned from a pleasant visit with relatives in Ironton Ohio. William J Haney and son William Jr returned home after a week in the east New York and other cities.
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Helen Hankey
San Francisco
California
Miss Hankey
Paul Middlebrow
Blue Island Hospital
J. E. Kleinz
John
Rose
Marjorie
Ironton
Ohio
William J. Haney
William, Jr
New York
Anker brothers travel to Minnesota to visit sons
Messrs Henry and William Anker journeyed by rail to Lismore and Chandler Minnesota to visit their sons John and Harry Anker. Local social notes mention Gerrit Cook announcing a birth and a Fulton wedding with housekeeping begun on State Street. Ruth Santefort breaks her arm. Van Oostenbrugge family visiting Beecher Michigan.
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Mlenry A
William A. Anker
Lismore
Chandler
Minn
John
Harry Anker
Geneva van Zanten
Bess Dalenberg
Cornelia Gowens
Everdeen Harmeling
Michigan
Gerrit Cook
Luke Buurstra
Stella Teisman
Fulton
Buurstra
State St. Ruth
John L. Santefort
John van Oostenebrugge
Beecher
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King George
Mersey Tunnel
Liverpool
England
Mersey
Bubkenhead
Queensway
Queen Mary
Texaco Gas & Oils
Dolton
Firestone Tires
Pohlers and
Monarch Roofing CompAny
Henry N. Yonker
Perry Avenue
Chicago
Commodore
TAR
Roseland Music Shop
South End
Michigan Avenue
Leonard A. Barrett
John F. Smith
Fort Wayne
Ind
Illino
Pointer
South Holland News
New Lester Steffen
Los Angeles
United States
Gregory S. Mangin
Newark
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