Real Estate Bargains Near Springfield and Lebanon
Listings of numerous farms and parcels near Springfield and Lebanon with sizes from 46 to 277 acres. Features include tobacco barns, stock barns, dwellings, outbuildings, water, fences, timber, bottom land, and proximity to schools, churches, and depots. Prices range around 15 to 82.50 per acre, with several larger properties priced by total acreage and improvements.
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Springfield
Good Pike
Maume
Ingfield
Permyheac
Spru
Lebanon
Pike
Cadens Ai
Pleasant Grove
Fenwick
Eld
Notable Women and Moves Across States in 19th Century Headlines
A compendium of short items notes Mrs C J Quigley of Dayton Maine never having seen an electric or steam car at sixty five. Augusta Maine resident Mrs C H Harvey owns two historical campaign buttons Tippecanoe and Tyler Too. Miss Louise Kelleher leaves a St Louis stenography job after forty minutes to marry. Toboso Ohio resident Miss Mary E Cheek is the sole regularly appointed rural mail carrier in the state for six years. British suffragist Miss Vera Wentworth was jailed for a day beyond companions at Holloway for painting Vote For Women on her cell wall. Miss Lou E Bacon oversees a New York Home for Working Girls funded by the Epworth League. Mrs Kirkwood widow of Iowa governor Samuel J Kirkwood donates her late husband s library to the Iowa State Historical Society.
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C.J. Quigley
Dayton
C. H. Harvey
Augusta
Tippecanoe
Tyler
St. Louis
Louise Kelleher
Mary E. Cheek
Toboso, C
Vera Wentworth
Holloway
Lou E. Bacon
East Thirty-second Street
New York City
Ep- Worth League
New York East District
Church Work Expands Involvement Across Maine And Abroad
Maine reports 1,004 Sunday schools 10,792 officers and teachers 95,367 scholars and 6,472 home department enrollees. Interdenominational Sunday School Workers in Norfolk Virginia note strong lesson work. Long Island Baptist Foreign Missionary Association cradle roll contributed nearly 340 dollars to foreign missions. London Church Army training homes offer free evangelist and mission worker courses including board and lodging.
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Maine
Home Department
Interdenominational Association of
Norfolk
Woman's Baptist Foreign Missionary Association of
Long Island
Foreign Missions
Church Army
London
Sporting World Notes On Wrestling Return And Injuries
Tom Jenkins aims to rejoin wrestling. Longboat the Canadian Indian runner dominates shot put. Jiggs Donahue leads the Drexel Bowling League in Chicago. Bob Forbes, Yale end, coached West Point, now heads Oregon football. Dennie Brown's left knee ligaments torn, likely out for life.
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Tom Jenkins
Longboat
Jiggs Donahue
Chicago Americans
Drexel
Germany now has vast savings and population growth
The article notes 19,000,000 savings bank depositors in Germany, Crefeld silk and plush output of 21.5 million dollars, and German municipalities invested in public utilities near 1 billion dollars. It states Germany’s population rose from 41,000,000 in 1871 to about 63,000,000, a 53 percent gain, with territory population doubling since 1838.
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Germany
Crefeld
Empire
German Empire
Science Siftings and Astronomical Speculations
The piece notes heat effects on thermometers by the mobn and a 2 to 3 degree shift. It states human vision distinguishes a 1/625000 inch object. It explains delicate galvanometers detecting tiny currents from finger pressure and mercury globules. It cites Camille Flammarion on a moving dark spot on Jupiter as an island of scoria in molten surface.
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Camille Flammarion
Theatrical Notes on Vaudeville Season Cast
Mrs. Stuart Robson will not appear in vaudeville this season Clyde Fitch adapts from the German as The Blue Mouse George W Hobart recent work The Merry Widow and the Devil Mabel Hite and Mike Denlin produce a baseball themed sketch Miss Gertrude Quinlan famed for Flora Wiggins In The College Widow will join vaudeville with Zazas It.
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Stuart Robson
Clyde Fitch
George W. Hobart
Mabel Hite
Mike Denlin
Gertrude Quinlan
Flora. Wiggins
Tales of Cities Growth and Institutions
Philadelphia hosts about 1400 associations aiding the needy. Los Angeles began as Pueblo de la Reina de Los Angeles. Chicago's fourteen public libraries hold 1,482,931 volumes not counting pamphlets. New flats planned in New York City aim to house 82 000 families next year.
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Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Pueblo de la Reina de Los Angeles
New York City
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