Youth Admits Killing Chum Atwood Man Confesses
Virgil Decker 19 of Atwood admits striking Leroy Lovett asleep with an iron bar in a Tippecanoe river cottage, then placing the unconscious man in a buggy and leaving him on a railroad crossing where a train demolished the vehicle. He says the act was not planned for insurance and claims no accomplice.
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Warsaw
Ind
Kosciusko County
Virgil Decker
Atwood
Leroy Lovett
Elkhart
Decker
Tippecanoe River
Lovett
C. B. Moon
Guy
Fred Decker
Lerroy
Le‘roy
Leroy
Allies tighten hold as Ruhr stations fall to French troops
Allied forces advance in the Ruhr as French troops occupy Mulheim on Ruhr and Speldorf rail centres near Essen. Duesseldorf reports quiet as occupation widens from Duisburg along the railway to within two and a half miles of Essen. Paris and Berlin confirm western Mulheim and Oberhausen stations seized to secure Rhine approaches.
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Duesseldorf
Germany
Duisburg
Speldorf
Oberhausen
Paris
Mulheim
Spaldorf
Ruhr
Rhine
Denby Leaves Washington for Cuba and Haiti
Secretary Denby departed Washington aboard a naval destroyer with a party of naval and marine officers. They would witness Atlantic fleet maneuvers near Guantanamo Bay and inspect marine forces on pacification duty in Haiti and San Domingo. The party planned to return to Washington around April 5.
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Washington
March
Denby
Guantanamo
Cuba
Haiti
San Domingo
Naval Marine
Key West
Guantanamo Bay
How Printers Grow Real printers emerge from shopdays and duties
The piece describes a boy who starts in a print shop while in school. He enjoys simple tasks like bringing water, kicking dodgers on the foot press, sweeping floors, and running errands. He learns to wash rollers, sort letters, and eventually earns a dollar on Saturdays while proudly calling the paper his.
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Imlet
Man Uses Glycerine Mixture for Wife’s Stomach Ailment
An advertisement recounts a husband giving his wife a glycerine and buckthorn mix in Adler-i-ka to treat yearlong stomach trouble. It claims the remedy cleanses both bowels, removes impurities, aids gas and constipation, and guards against appendicitis, touting strong weight gain and effectiveness. Other local ads list Feuntals, an electric curler, a lumber company, and a dentist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Drug CO
Legal notice to Turner and Union Pacific assets
Legal notice to A B Turner and Mary Turner real name unknown The Union Pacific Railway Company a dissolved corporation and the assigns trustees receivers and those in charge of assets of said dissolved corporation regarding the West half of the Northwest quarter WKNW9 of
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A. B. Turner
Mary Turner
Union Pacific Railway Company
Quieting title suit over Cheyenne County land in 1921
W T Tate files a petition in Cheyenne County District Court seeking to quiet and confirm title to the West half of the Northwest quarter in Section 3 Township 14 North Range 47 West. Defendants are notified to answer by May 2, 1921, and barred from asserting any rights in the property.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
W. T. Tate
District Court
Chéyenne County
No. 4 International Cultivator Features Ball Bearings
The article touts the No. 4 International Cultivator highlighting ball bearing pivots and ten large ball bearings in axle pivots to reduce friction and lighten draft. It notes adjustable settings for 28 or 42 inch rows and 4 to 8 shovels with optional accessories and invites readers to visit the local dealer.
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Chum
Nirgil Decker
Atwood, Ind
Essen
Rhine Approaches
Secretary of the Navy
Conklin’s
Rexali
Asamon’s
Sidney Lumber CO
de. M. E. Jettivens
Mele
Warren & Hodgkin, Attorneys Legal Notice
Valiant Lodge No
G. Griffith
K. of
Mrs. L. Bowen
R. J
Chexenne County Trading CO
Professor Haskins
HE Was
Full
Chester
Calcesterfield Cigarettes
Lincett & Myers Tosacco Co
The
Sidney Transfer and Implement House
E. L. Uptegrove
Prop
Union Pacific Hotel
Opportunity Fund
Nebraska State Bank
Clark Wooldridge, Mgr
Fordson
B. Dearborn, Mich
the Fordson
Sidney Motor Company
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