Building and Loan Groups In Ohio Add 100 Million in Assets
Ohio Building and Loan Associations report a $90,000,000 gain in assets in the year ending June 30. Secretary James A. Devine notes deposits surged as working people saved, yielding total assets of about $900,000,000. Since 1900 assets rose from $86,000,000 to $900,000,000 by 1920.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Building and Loan Associations
James A. Devine
Ohio Building Association League
Hila
Usagts
Devine
Theaa
Usada
Ohio Building and Loan Associations lead state growth
Development claims show Ohio Building and Loan Associations financed 76 percent of home purchases in the state last year and hold available funds near 980 million. The movement catalogs vast economic impact with 106 million extra financing anticipated, supporting merchants farmers workers and communities statewide.
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Devine
Ohio
Ohio Building and Loan Associations
Bron Homes
Fuance
Okly
Ohio Building and Loan
Bhatte
Bevine
Toa
Ansonia
Lost Continent Catastrophe Behind Ancient Yucatan Ruins
Doce the Atlhufic dream recounts a catastrophe about 9000 B C that sank a lost continent. Central American discoveries in Yucatan describe 172 ruined cities with pyramids influencing later Egyptian pharaohs. Legends of a pre flood New World persist despite exploration challenges.
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le Plongeon
Yucatah
Amerigd
New World
Yucatan
Egypt
Peruvians Build Earliest American Highways Long before New York
The Incas linked Quito to Cuzco with a 24 foot wide road, sometimes paved with large stones and flanked by trees. Retaining walls were built where needed, and similar ancient routes appeared across Central and South America. A 1664 New York proclamation described highways cleared of trees and stumps, marked on both sides, with bridges over marshes and other necessary improvements.
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Quito
Cuzco
Central America
New York
Poverty and Prosperity in American Obituaries
The piece muses on how many successful Americans rise from poverty, noting poverty as both asset and hindrance. It argues poverty at birth can help push drive, but remaining poor hinders success, citing a stark view of early life and social mobility.
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Arkansas
Thomas
Greatest Salesman Teaser Reversal Includes Humble Telegram
A Chicago firm advertised for a salesman and hired a man who claimed to be the world's greatest. After a week with no orders, a telegram arrived declaring the true best salesman was the man who sold them the goods, a twist revealing the buyer’s role as the key seller.
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Chicago
West
Eerco
Cork amounts needed to keep a body afloat
The bureau of standards explains cork used to buoy a body depends on body weight and composition. It states most people float naturally and provides a rough example: a 150 pound body with 25 pounds of non buoyant parts would need about six pounds ten ounces of cork to stay afloat.
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Bureau of Standards
Sun at North Pole and solar circle observations
Naval observatory notes sun behavior at the North Pole. From the vernal equinox to the autumnal equinox the sun stays above the horizon, and below it for the rest of the year. It rises at the vernal equinox and moves in a spiral for 24 hours, peaking at 23.5 degrees above the horizon at the summer solstice, then descends toward the autumn equinox.
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North Pole
Naval Observatory
Indian resilience in Glacier National Park climbers
A fragment describes Blackfeet skers in Glacier National Park, noting they stay comfortable in breech cloth amid midsummer heat while climbing cliff faces and ignoring cold air from nearby snow caps. The passage emphasizes their tolerance and training as they ascend rugged peaks.
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Rocky Mountains
Glacier National Park
Doylestown Residents Move and Local Notices
Mrs Mary Goitnéy and family vacate the Edward Koehler property for the Jacob Delbel property in Doylestown. The town opens the public schools with new staff led by Principal Hazel Harvey and Coach Mr Rogers. A special Aug 26 bond election for $8000 fire protection passed by nine votes. Several local residents and families are noted for travels, visits, and gatherings around town.
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Mary Goitnéy
Edward Koehler
Jacob Delbel
V A. Garver
Doylestown
Michigan
Joseph Whitmore
Carl and
Raymona
J. W Zimmerman
FE. Warp
W. Stepfield
Mason Deibel
Peter Motne
Get Heller
Lora Uidinger
John Bidinger
Whitman
Thin Place
Lucy Whitman
Akron
Herman Whitman
Helen Danemtler
Nick Dannemiller
Charles Ott
Warren
Albert Ott
Fiusition
Mra
W S$ Gabehouse
Long Lake
Fred Whitman
Bitman
Milas
Mary Dethel
Mercy Hospital
Canton
Frank Deibel Mine
Lois Dannemiller
Cleveland
Sol Dannemiller
Kenmore
Orlo Cahow
Ladies of the Elms
Esther Whitman
Canal Fulton
Louisa Whitman
Ottawa area visitors and local gatherings noted
Orrville Elizabeth Watkin of Wichita Kan sas. Mrs J P Kennedy and son Carmelius and daughter Marie of Cleveland and Miss Mary McGreevey of Akron spent the week end at the W H McGreevey home on Pearl street Richard Cilne, Paul Shallenberger, Richard Watters Robert Shallen berger and Earl Lowthers spent Sunday with relatives in Maysville. Donald Kauffman spent Sunday afternoon in Barberton the quest of relatives and friends.
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Elizabeth Watkin
Wichita
Kansas
J P Kennedy
Carmelius
Marie
Cleveland
Mary McGreevey
Akron
W H McGreevey
Pearl Street
Richard Cilne
Paul Shallenberger
Richard Watters
Robert Shallenberger
Earl Lowthers
Maysville
Donald Kauffman
Barberton
Community Notices: Weekend Visits Reported Across Town
The weekend listings show residents visiting relatives and friends across multiple towns. Notable items include Carl Fibier near Congress connections and several families visiting Marshallville Dalton Smithville Akron and Apple Creek with hosts on North Walnut Street and West Market areas.
Wayne County Sheriff Sale Notices in Rittman Village
The State of Ohio Wayne County Common Pleas Court John M Russell County Treasurer vs J King. Notice of public auction September 19 1926 at 1 PM at the south door of the Court House Wooster Ohio. Property Lot 436 Village of Rittman facing North Second Street 50 by 140 feet.
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State of Ohio
Wayne County
Common Pleas Court
John M Russell
Ohio
J. King
Wooster
County of
Wayne
State of
Rittman
Towit
Second Street
C. J King
J M. Russell
Sheriff sale notice from Wayne County Ohio 1925
The Common Pleas Court of Wayne County Ohio directs sale by Sheriff of Gard County. Terms require cash on sale day. Dated August 27 1925. Andrew W. Bucher Sheriff Wayne County Ohio Manson Deputy Fritz Prosecuting Attorney. Publication dates August 20 27 September 2 10 17.
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the Common: Pleas Court of
Wayne
Ohio
Andrew W. Bucher
Wayne County
B. S
N. Manson
J. ©. Fritz
Y. Pub
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St. Teed
Building and Loan Associations
Baief
Orrville
Rahl Pharmacy
Quality Store
Public Square
Wooster, O
Carl Fibier
Congress
Christ Fisher
North Walnut Street
Karl Lowthers
Dalton
Delmas Richmond
Truman Schrock
Marshallville
Arles Moyer
Clyde Long
John Richmond
Howard Shelley
Earl Levengood
Apple Creek
Staymond Richmond
Massillon
Delphos Richmond
Ralph Wilhelm
Smithville
Dan Weeker
H C Becker
West Market
Atreat Pant Wyre
John van Allman
Fred Reed
Jamuy
Watnesburg
Willam Zahner
East Orr Street
Allfrance
Lloyd Miller
Sheriff's Sale
Rittman Market
The
Medina County Savings & Loan Co
Wadsworth, Ohio
W.R. Shook
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