Real Estate Transfers in Fairbury Week of June 4 1923
Report lists transfers filed by J Monroe Davis and Son Fairbury Nebraska. Transactions include J L Hoge to Myra Cropsey and Annie Bosley to August Baruth among many others with prices from 1 to 4300 dollars. Also notes Miss Beaulah Rohrbaugh visiting Hemingford and gardening tips on plant splints from St Nicholas.
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J. Monroe Davis & Son
Fairbury
Nebraska
Beaulah Rohrbaugh
Hemingford
R. H Leonard
Mr. Leonard
St. Nicholas
New York: Post
Tales of Mary and Lazarus Reach Provence Wreck
An old guardian recounts how Christian tensions in Palestine sent Mary Magdalene and Lazarus from their homeland to Provence. Their voyage ended with a shipwreck near Marseilles, shaping local saintly legends.
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Provence
Old Guardian
Palestine
Caves and Cliffs Shelter Ancient Peoples in Chalk Regions
In the Retreat of the Ten Thousand narrative, Cyrus the Younger fails to seize Persia's crown, a rock is reused as a fence, and primitive man hid in chalk cliff caves. Later Gauls inhabited these caves, providing homes for a sizeable population.
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Cyrus the Younger
Persia
Grave of Mary Magdalene Reported In Southern France Chapel
The Provence inhabitants claim Terriers the great sinner's earthly remains lie in Saint Saximie chapel near Toulon and Marseille. The Detroit News notes the chapel is rarely visited, with a guide leading visitors to a crypt where a skull with gold bands is kept and a curl from the saint’s hair is displayed in a golden shrine amid a thick batr.
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Provence
France
Terriers
Saint
Night Watchman Job Interview Joke
John Smithers faces a tough manager who rejects applicants for odd flaws. After listing many disqualifying traits, Smithers reveals his only problem is insomnia, jokingly turning the interview into a punchline about health.
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John Smithers
John
London
Diffused Energies in Politics Sparks Speech Debate
Senator Sorghum says lawmakers spend too much time at lecture bureaus and magazines instead of delivering their best public work. The remark highlights concerns about focus and effectiveness in political rhetoric.
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Sorghum
Pigeon Racing Clubs Grow in Number Across Nation
The Nature of Washington reports more than 7,000 members in racing pigeon clubs who regularly race their lofts against rivals. Favorable homeward progress follows flights, though rough winds push birds low to shield from weather hazards.
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TOD
Uieh
Nature
Washington, D. C
Freight Trains Run No. 85 Line Update
Local market notes report weekly wheat and cream prices and schedules. Railway lines and coastal market data are noted with Wednesday afternoon timing and forthcoming press updates.
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st-Snd
Tuesda
Thun
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August Baruth
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Earl Nutter
Emma Nutter
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Harry E. Arnold
J. E Presnell
Flora Dickenson
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Charles K. Nispel
John Skolik
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Florence Bergeron
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Volney A. Raymond
Henry J. Evans
King’s
Jansen Light & Power Co
Patan
A. J. Thiessen
Jansen Drug Co
Eastman Kodaks and Films
A. J. Friesen
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Jansen Lumber Co
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Pessenger
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