Ohio Town Has Mayor and Cop but No Population
Canton Ohio. The entire village of Lindentree has 48 dwellings awaiting occupants with rent free for a year. Purchased by C A Kolp at public auction on the Carroll County courthouse steps. Only the mayor, town marshal and one family remain. Kolp offers keys to any Ohio group willing to occupy up to one year. The village includes a school, garage, meeting place, public square, store and a town pump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Ohio
Lindentree
C. A. Kolp
Carroll County
Carrollton
Kolp
Deer Learn Quickly in Glacier National Park
The Bureau of National Parks reports deer in Glacier National Park quickly learn the protection of the national arm. About 150 white tailed deer came down from rocky mountain recesses for the winter and have remained near park buildings, relying on daily rations from forest rangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Boreau of National Parks
Glacier National Park
Uncle Sam
Park Administration
Rocky Mountain
Forest Rangers
Mathematical Hen Attracts Attention In Carthage Report
A mathematical hen in Kendricktown draws notice as eggs with numerals appear. In Michigan a divorce suit in Gogebic County seeks alimony and custody. Minnie L. Thompson v John G. Thompson, filed in 1924, and orders require publication in Wakefield Advocate or personal service.
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Carthage
Mo.j
Tindell
Kendricktown
A. D
State of Michigan
Circuit Court
Gogebic
Minnie L. Thompson
John G. Thompson
Bessemer
Michigan
Minnapolis
Hennepin County
Minnesota
Asir the little known ally of the war and its people
A Washington bulletin from the National Geographic Society describes Asir as a million‑strong, largely autonomous Arabian region with hazy eastern borders. It notes nomadic tribes, a hair‑style “hairy heretics” faction, Mecca in Hedjaz, and a capital Sabiyah described as a city of huts with beehive clay dwellings and a three‑story mud brick palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingon
France
England
Asir
Washington
National Geographic Society
Red Sea
Hedjaz
Yemen
Nedj
Arabian Peninsulas
Montenegro
Ali
Mecca
India
Sabiyah
White Pine Prominent in American History
The white pine figures prominently in early American development and industry. The American Tree Association seeks a national tree by nationwide vote, noting pine themes from Pilgrim greetings to the pine tree shilling, and Maine’s nickname Pine Tree State. The species ranges from Newfoundland to Manitoba and through the Great Lakes region to northern Georgia, underscoring its historical role in construction and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
American Tree Association of
Washington
American Tree Association
Maine
Newfoundland
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Mantoba
Great Lakes
Illinois
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Allegheny Mountains
Georgia
Wakefield Advocate Co. Sale Transfers to Harry L Trevise
Notice states Harry L Trevise has purchased Richard F Hasbrook interest in the Wakefield Advocate Publishing Co. All subscription accounts and other company debts will be paid to Trevise who assumes all outstanding accounts. The company or Trevise disclaims responsibility for any bills or accounts contracted without consent or by an employee. Signed Harry L Whezier. Wakefield Michigan July 24 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Trezise
Richard F. Hasbrook
Wakefield Advocate Publishing Co
Harry L. Treive
Harry LL. Trezise
Wakefield Advocate
Harry L. Whezier
Wakefield
Michigan
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Ohio Town
Josselyn
By Kathleen Norris
THE
Jones & Patek
East
George O. Driscoll
Julio Luxmore, Jr
Luther B. Sherman
Ironwood, Mich
Home & Tourist Garage
W. G. Gregory
Optometrist
Brogan
Lronwood
Mich
Sodat
Nash
F. O. B. Kenosha
Home & Tourist Service
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