Building boom near Lower Vieoare township and city
News notes a growing construction surge with new homes and a plant sale. Wiltize Koch bought the Bicknell Brick & Tile Co plant, built six years ago for 17000 dollars. A distiller's daughter Lillian Fields attempted suicide by river plunge. Hechel Fetysoche, aged nearly 3, died of cancer. Gr Joseph Swartzell’s suit against Pete Horrall went to jury, verdict favoring defendant after a two day trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower Vieoare
Claire Burke
Wiltize Koch
Winerstownship
Bicknell Brick & Tike Co
Lillian Fielda
Benday
Hechel Fetysohe
Rastellville
Its
Coe
Alex. Johnson
Lecieda Farmer
Ravleah
B. G. Badcat
Viccennes
Plana
Tatire
Gr. Joseph A. Swartzell
Pete S. Horrall
M. A. ‘Cusxcoms
Swartzell
Horrall
Local notices and envoys from Albion area
Kath Lathrop ill in Amity. Francis Hockman of Noble dies after confinement. Mrs Wahlen buried at Walnut Grove aged 75. Rural delivery routes eyed after a rural route inspector visit. Williams Newell dies at 84, a longtime Odd Fellow. Bernard Muench sells property to Chas Laaner. Joe Black injured in a tree felling accident. L E Morgan to Lebanon for three year McKendree course. Mortis Marriott plans North Dakota trip. Rena Skinner to Samuel J. Smith marriage in Albion area. Charles Butler farm home destroyed by fire near Fortoi. Lou Myers en route to Leavenworth after recruiting service. WCTU convention held in Bone Gap successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kath Lathrop
Henry Lathrop, Jr
Amity
Francis W. Hockman
Noble
W. O. Wahlen
Walnut Grove Church
Dave
Oak Grove
Walden
Dan Fritchey
Citt
Newell
Richland Lodge
Napervil
Joe Black
Caiaeancaatwu Tyalee
Hia Ife
L. E. Morgan
Bone Gap
Satunday
Lebanon
McKendsee College
Mortis Marriot
Dakota
Aldver Bey
Bareett
Misa Rena Skinner
Samuel J. Smith
Edivants
Skinner
Albion
Chas. Butler
Fortoey
Gre
Chile
Burlee
Lou Myers
Hie
Evenaville
Tol
Ariseard
Fort Leavenworth
Leavenworth
Kanu
Wich Point
Cugimuesary Department
Lou
W.C.T.U
Weesday
Albion Journal
Crawford Sells Livery and Local News Items
Readable fragments report Weger Bros opening a livery at Flat Rock near New Hebron, a rider thrown from a horse injuring her wrist, wheat prospects, city water and heat plant franchising plans, a child choked to death at Synthes Montgomery, and a barn fire at Montgomery with a heroic rescue effort.
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Weger Bros. Sill
Flat Rock Coon
Lens
Tate
William McCarter
Synthesst
Montgomery
Frank Skier
Fouthes
Mr. I
Hames
Ssn
War Department
The
Argus
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T. F. Hoopes General Sto
Abernathy
Ernathy, ‘Sex
Sesese
Balle
Democra
Frederick Moore
George N. Osborn
Hevrees-L. Holse
Lewis Brosa
Joetices of the Peace
A. J. Keneipp
L. Prout
Constabl
John W. ‘Peters
Kin Township
Republican
Sespur
Lous
William Preston
Poundmaer
Jacob Bass
Shereby
Lukin Town
James Corrie
Wichland
DrBull's
Adele Pain
Apa Tyre Sarning
Bargain Corner OF
I. H.’Bunn
Klothing
I. H. Bunn
Sumner
Ill
Crawford
Von
Erie
Wonge Foment Riters
Viva Petykion
Martine
People's Drug Store
Lumix
People’s Drug Store
LET Live
Phi
Ptay
Mat This & CO
MLS
Devens
Oye Ese
Soho Vet
Roanyee Ata
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