Real estate listings for Stealey Heights and nearby parcels
Stealey Heights six room house on a 0 by 120 foot lot with rear alley, paved street and sidewalks, near school and church, priced at 3,500 with payments. New Fair Grounds vacant lot No 471 on Pennsylvania avenue at 215, terms 100 cash, balance over time. Arbutus Park vacant lot 359 by 122 feet at 500. Stonewall Park vacant lot 350 by 200 feet at 325. Monticello Addition eight room house with bath and cabinet mantels, good location, price 2,250 with reasonable terms.
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Stealey Heights
Pennsylvania Avenue
Stonewall Park
Monticello
Peige
Monongatsla Valley Teac Ideal Line for Shippers
Howard Post announces a new traction service from Clarksburg to Grasset via O Nail and intermediate points. Deliveries must reach the station by 39:00 am and at Fairview by 11:00 am. Quick service, reasonable rates, and careful handling position this line as an ideal freight route.
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noDn Doskireiks Traction Company
Dave Clarksburg
O'Nail
Fairview
Monongatsla Valley Teac
Fisherman Saves Man With Hook
Albert Kane of West 104th Street fished from a rowboat in the North River and saved Skalay, a 60 year old Brooklyn man, by casting his hook catching clothing and pulling him aboard after two dunkings. They rowed to Duffy's Landing and Skalay was taken to Polyclinic Hospital.
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New York
Albert Kane
West 104Th Stret
West Eightern Street
Criss
Simla
Brooklyn
Hane
Skalay
West Highty-fourth Street
Beiss
Kane
Frank Walpole
Shilay
Duffy's Landing
West Eightieth Street
Sunday School Enrolls Baby on World Record Claim
ATLANTA Ga June 23 The North Avenue Presbyterian Church Sunday school disputes Baptist Tabernacle claim of enrolling the youngest baby. The cradle roll lists Charlotte Regnas daughter of Mr and Mrs J Al Regnas Greenwood Avenue as born in one second. Dr Marion McH Hell notes the record.
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Atlanta
North Avenue Presbyterian” Church
Baptist Tabernacle
A. M. Smith
The
Baptist Church
Marion McH. Hell
North Avenue Presbyterian Church
Litle
Charlotte Regnas
Mr. and
Mirs
J al Regnas
Greenwood Avenue
Secret Marriage at Billsboro Shocks Marion College
Orville Fleming of this county and Mildred Tomlinson of Butler Indiana secretly wed April 25 in Billsboro Michigan while in the teachers course. They returned to finish college work as students staged a charivar and a series of playful humiliations ending with a calf crate ride.
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Marion Normal Colege
Orvile Fieming
Mildred Tomlinson
Butler
Ind
Billsboro
Mich
Michigan
Resinol Ointment Promises Rapid Skin Relief
The ad touts Resinol Ointment as a cure for itching burning and scaly skin, claiming it heals sores quickly and widely recommended by doctors for twenty years. It urges readers to buy from their local druggist and criticizes other treatments as wasteful.
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Ells Besinol
Campaign Drive For Congress Man Mann Of Chicago
Active campaign efforts for James R. Mann of Chicago aim at the Republican nomination for president next year. Converlincis friends lead the push as supporters organize events and outreach to voters.
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James R. Mann
Chicago
Converlincis Friends
Midnight Shoppers At St Louis Market Draw Fashionable Crowds
The St Louis County Producers Market on Serah Street and Laclede Avenue attracts stylish evening crowds as fashionable men and women buy fruit and vegetables after late parties. Farmers stock stalls around 2 am for a wider, fresher selection. Market promoters envision a home for farmers to display and sell goods, with surplus moving to eastern markets under a “happier” system that supports community buying and the lleb system.
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St.lou
St Louis County
Serah Street
Laclede Avenue
Toer
Milagy
Carrie
Declared Dead After Wreck in Macon County Case
Mrs. George A Keller was declared legally dead by Judge McCoy in Macon County Court eight years after the sinking of the Columbia off the Pacific coast. Her estate valued at 200000 dollars was ordered turned over to her husband. The wreck occurred during a fierce storm and claimed her life and that of her three daughters.
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George A Keller
McCoy
Macon
Foreigners Seek U S Citizenship Amid Draft Rumors
In June 1, a court heard 239 foreigners applying for citizen papers. Crowded hearings filled two courtrooms as Judges Brumm and I kept busy. Applicants answered they would fight for the United States if war came, though several were refused for name changes.
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Europe
Brumm
United States
Milk Snake Case Tilts Windham Mayor's Milk Output
Windham New York June 21 Mayor Peter Mattoon reported cow and hen milk output decline. He investigated his barn garage and found a seven foot milk snake in the cow area. He killed the snake with a tire iron and revealed details of bulges in its body and contents including one pint and a quarter of milk one egg partly digested, a five inch steel center punch. Windham's druggist will not carry Sunday papers. Mattoon jokes about other creatures and syrup.
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Windhall N.Y
Peter Matloon
Peter
M. B—Windham
Windham
Mattoon
Turk sniper wounded in battle near Austinian hospital
A Turk, treated with green paint, was found after causing a disturbance and was shot by a wounded Austin man lying in a local hospital with a bullet in the ankle. The Turk proved elusive before being discovered by chance.
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Caerg
Austinian
Prominent Widows Seek 750000 in Salt Road Death Suit
Mrs William S Laimbeer and Mrs S Osgood Pell of New York sue Lone Wand Salt Road for the death of their husbands in last year’s accident. Pell asks 250000 for her husband’s loss while Laimbeer seeks 500000 plus damages for injuries to Sunset, reflecting high society action.
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William S. Laimbeer
S. Osgood Pell
New York
Mes_ Pell
Lusitania Survivors Arrive in Petrograd
Nine Lusitania survivors arrive in Petrograd as reservists en route from Chicago and New York to join the army. After rescue they went to Queenstown before hospital treatment, with two Russian and one Persian survivor reported among aboard passengers.
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Lusitania
Petrograd
Associated Press
Rograd
Chicago
New York
Ara
Queenstown
Traly’s Entrance Into War Affects Styles
The Europam conflict influences fashion and design as Traly’s entry into war shifts styles. Critics note altered silhouettes and color palettes reflecting wartime conditions and resource constraints. Designers adapt materials and motifs to align with a tense international climate.
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Traly
War
Nan’s Finger Colmbus Injury Update
North Twenteth street resident Dr We Y Starphy reports partial healing of a jet forefinser injury after accident. Doctors expect full use in a few days as the limb gradually regains function.
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Colmbus
Starphy
North Twenteth Street
Coal miners win 15 12 per cent war bonus and price rise
London reports the 15 12 per cent war bonus to the English coal miners has begun and the same day miners announce a 76 cent per ton advance at the mines. The coal price now runs about 250 dollars above level a year ago.
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Associated Press
London
Jane Gl
Sunmec
Board of Arbitration
Mime Onmers
Dhe
Forty Women Wilmington Divorce Action Under Way
State court proceedings in Wilmington allege willful abandonment in a divorce case brought by Droight by Delay C. Brown against Mrs Brown. The record cites a claim that she left their home to pursue life with other women, while Brown says he would not live in a rented house near a preacher. Separate notes mention Columbia University reporting the largest registration in the country and California’s university ranking, alongside South African business being depressed by the war.
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Wilmington
Ski
C. Brown
Irs
Brown
Columbia
California
Brave Engineer Wilkes Barre Hero of City Light Rescue
In June in Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania engineer Gi In and ONG Bloom received recognition for efforts to save lives during a crowded emergency. The incident highlighted swift action by local responders and the city’s commitment to public safety.
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Wilkes Barre
Ong Bloom
Pearl divers of Japan begin training in girlhood
Most pearl divers in Japan are women who start learning the trade at age thirteen or fourteen, entering a world of risk and dexterity as they pursue earnings in the pearl fisheries.
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Japan
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