Wife's $15,000 Mine Investment Spurs $3 Million Rise
Mrs Richard Wightman details a dramatic mine investment in New Mexico that she says built a $3,000,000 fortune from a $40,000 rent, with her husband as president of a $1,400,000 company. She describes meetings, stock, and earnings while urging women to gain financial independence.
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Richard Wightman
Ming
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N York
New York
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Hard Wightman
New Mezicia
Wen
Hua
Dan
Southwest
Tim
Aating
New Mexico
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Limadé
Dealty
Tesworth Pee
Shires
Pany Winans
Rosinass
Opium Den Raids In Harrisburg Area Detain Inmates
A Harrisburg opium den on Calder Street was raided by police who detained three women and one man. Authorities described the location as a popular hangout for narcotics users, with items such as pipes, lamps, and a narcotic mix found inside. Detectives and nearby district officers conducted the sweep, arresting several persons and seizing paraphernalia.
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Osuid
Calder St
Cole
Gerson
Iuny
Deeler
Anna Kintami
Biles Vost Anoone
Gran
Ophim Somnathar
Albert Wlao
Poindexter
Kuta Warker
Perenne
Heyel
Ura
Brush Ad Note Skimmed For Daily, Vital Info
Fragmentary OCR shows a local advertisement for brushes. Readable items include a price cue and vendor initials, with limited context. No clear date, place, or full product details available.
Gum Rack Debate At Public Schools Debate
A fragmented report cites J. W. Crabtree proposing a gum rack system at River Mult Norma School to track students gum. It describes pupils chewing, racks at room entrances, and marking seats. opponents question practicality and student rights.
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Madlen
Setops
Conventions Today Pick Delegates for National Parties
Woalington April 29 states of Wintington and Mississippi hold conventions to choose delegates to the Republican and Democratic national conventions.
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Woalington
Wintington
Mississippi
Delay by council in getting deeds halts tree planting project
A city initiative to plant trees along Mus Monistown Pie is delayed as the council reviews deeds from the Stile loans Commission and road notices. Smur wwerls and Rotary Club leaders coordinate with the Board of Trade and local officials to proceed, but delays push planting beyond Arbor Day. The Citizens party urges continued work, with a plan to plant five hundred trees once deeds are resolved and permissions granted.
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Mr. Patterson
Thotary Club
Cis
Paderson
Hotry Club
Tie Thisersiant Board of Trade
Stile Loans Commission
Chbyak Hosthie
Caninsstay
Dal
Speke
Ratteron
Ehdomany
Garin
Mertidh
Ree Abell
Unis
Northern Lights Seen by Observer Report
An observer reports aurora displays seen across northern regions with mentions of phenomena, weather factors, and regional notes. The item references various figures and places, describing how the lights appeared and were recorded, with marginal commentary on related events.
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Aurora
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Ain
Aloktadetes
Heder Lowis
Pheocrentes
Gendilly
Aran
Pienomnenon
Spoke Last Night on Campaign in Green Theatres
Freder ick County candidates for Mapub Nean primaries spoke at the Green Theatres Hunonck. A spelling bee by Boonsboro Heb School is slated for May 6 10 at MW the W C TL Mall Keedysyile.
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Loo Winebeg
Frederick ¢Ounty
Mapub Nean
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Soko
Green Theatres
Hunonck
Freshitan
Oles of
Boonsboro
Heb School
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Mall
Auxiliary Meeting Notice for May Day in Clagerstown
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Wasylus announces a meeting on Monday May 1 at 240 nomi uh hospital in Clagerstown Maryland. Change in date due to the Chrustauqua. Members are requested to be present.
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Phere Wilbo & Anedal
Clagerstown
Minister Lecture at St John's on Duty of Citizens
At the regular meeting of the City Ministers, Rev. G. Townsend will read a paper titled The Minister's Duty and Citizen. The event is hosted by St John's Church and invites interested attendees.
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St. John's Tuthorsay Church
Townsend
Luncheon proceeds aid church school drive
A two night luncheon at Saint Paul’s af. 8. Church, organized by Mrs. S. Zeigler’s Sunday School class, cleared about 160 dollars for the church school fund.
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Siniler
Zeigler
Enmie Ton
Dog Slaughter Affects Unlicensed Dogs Across Counties
A report states the constables plan a widespread killing of dogs not licensed under the Dog Tak Act across multiple counties. Up to 1 760 unlicensed dogs will be killed as enforcement proceeds.
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