DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills Sold by Rager in Minster
Miss Carrie Ulsh of Findley Ohio visited at the John Ulsh home. William Dahlem and family spent Sunday at the All Price home. Tommy Rager and wife of Minster arrived for a visit with Indiana relatives. Mr. Rager is an agent for L. E. and W. Ry. Co. at Minster. Benson Rager of Goshen visits this week and will be joined by wife and daughter later. Rager has improved health and is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Ulsh
Findley
Ohio
John Ulsh
William Dahlem
All Price Home
Tommy Rager
Minster
Indiana
Mr. Rager
Goshen
Benson Rager
Zell C. Swain
John A. Sanders
Ray Minnich
Otto Dykes
Raymond Keley
Raymond Hess
June D. Strickler
W.T. Becker
Silverlake
Myrtle-Glenn Park
Middletown
Ind
Shelner Family Visits Suamwuel Switch Home
Walter Shelner his wife and daughter Marie of Gilead arrived last Saturday for a few days visit at Suamwuel Switch. Mr and Mrs Shelner returned home Monday and Marie remained for a two week visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P. Lecxrone
Silver Lake
E. M. Quay
Dane Quay
Walter Shelner
Marie
Gilead
Suamwuel
Mrs. Shelner
Miss Marie
Plungers and Bookies in Race Track Finance
A Broadway Magazine look at racing gamblers and bookies over twenty years. It profiles Pittsburg Phil George E. Smith and famed bettors like Michael Dwyer and Riley Grannan, noting many topple after peak success. It explains bookmakers draw capital from diverse backers and warns horse owners rarely get rich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway Magazine
George E. Smith
Pittsburg
Phil
Michael F. Dwyer
Riley Grannan
Davy Johnson
Roseben
America
Eddie Burke
Wall Street
Great Assouan Dam Proposed Raise to Boost Egypt Water
Sir William Garston recommends raising the Assouan Dam in Egypt by about 23 feet to more than double the water supply. The enlargement would bring 950000 acres under cultivation, cost roughly 7.5 million dollars, and increase land sale values tied to irrigation. The cotton crop and land values are projected to rise with canal work and irrigation development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great
Assouan
William Garston
Egypt
Paris Carpenter Fermet Dies After Sudden Windfall
The Paris carpenter Fermet, long plagued by poverty and melancholy, learns by bequest he has $10,000. He nearly collapses with joy and spends the day recounting his fortune, but later that evening he dies suddenly in a Long Champs cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Fermet
Longchamps
London Globe
Nation of shopkeepers says Britain ready to sell assets
The Nation of Shopkeepers asserts Britain would auction any object for the right price. It cites selling the great seal, Shakespeare folios, Reynolds and Romney portraits, and other heirlooms to foreign buyers with sufficient money and taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Tierpont Morgan
Walton
Reynolds
Romney
Charles Surface
London Saturday Review
Big Jobs in New York Tunnels Railways and Water Works
In New York City the ongoing major projects including tunnels under city and river, railway terminals and depots, water supply and related works total about 625 million dollars. Three large undertakings alone each approach 100 million dollars in value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Panama Canals
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State Bank
General Banking
Ira Leckrone
J. C. Cavender
Sylvanus Fank
Nash Frantz
J. C. Babcock Monroe Paulus Co
E. Stout
William Kern
Monroe Paulus
Ass't
Alspaugh & Son's
N. A. Cary
City Barber Shop
W. W. Homman
A. J. Scott
Hand Slade
L. O. Jones
THE
Mecca
BaTii
Newton M. Getty
Silver Lake, Ind
G. A. Brush
Record Office
Pictorial Review
DeWitt
Rager
Pearson’s
Post Card Headquarters
Georgia Shenefield
Andrews
Brush
Hanson
Cha
Cardus
Mary Irvin
Pamplin City
Marsh & Hively
the Record Office
Lover Lake Lodge
C.C.F
Vistors
G. F. Sellers
A.A. Cabr
Scheel
J. A. Teeter
James
Norfalk
New York Central
Chicago
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Washington
Old Point Comfort
Newport News
Boston
New York
H. J. Rhein
Cincinnati
G.P
F. M. Downing
Claypool
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