Oldest Man Francisco Arballo Dies at 121 in California
Francisco Arballo an Indian said to be among the world’s oldest men died near Glendale California at 121 He fought in eight wars and traveled widely He came to California 63 years ago and a public celebration was planned in Osaka this autumn for imperial railways mileage expansion to 10 000 miles with a new trunk line along the western coast expected to complete this summer in Hon do.
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Glendale
Cal
Francisco Arballo
Here
California
Osaka
Imperial Government Railways
Hondo
Railways of Japan Grow R G Springer of Wellston
TOKIO July 13 Japan will hold spent yesterday in town.
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Railways of
Japan
R. G. Springer
Wellston Tokio
Radio Program Listings by Station and Time
A dense list of radio stations with scheduled music talks and programs across major U S markets including WGR WMAQ WLS WLW WJAX WFAA WOC WHO WWJ WJZ WEAF WHN WOR KFI KHJ KGO WGY WRZ and others detailing times and genres such as music orchestras talks and lessons for tomorrow.
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WQJ
Chicago
WLS
KYW
WLW
Cincinnati
WMH
WSAI
KHJ
Los Angeles
Whas Courier-Journal
Louisville Times
Ckac Montreal
WJZ
New York
Philharmonic
WJJY
Piedmont Trio
Let Company Manners Reign After Company Ends
A fragment suggests a period where "company man ners" linger after a firm ceases to operate, raising questions about lingering norms and behavior following a business closure.
Eight Thousand Students Expected at Iowa University This Fall
Iowa City officials announce 8000 students expected for the fall term, a gain of 500 over last year. Dormitories sororities and fraternities will house many students while new overflow classrooms aid handling the larger enrollment.
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Iowa University
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Colleges of Education and Commerce
Rgistrar
Cemetery Tax Exemption Rules for Burial Plots
Cemetery lots with burials are generally exempt from taxation and cannot be seized for owner debts in most states. A mortgaged plot where no burial has occurred is usually treated like ordinary real estate unless local regulations state otherwise.
Freemasonry Origins Questioned by Historians
The article argues there is little evidence Freemasonry predates the 1717 formation of a Grand Lodge in London by four lodges. It notes earlier lodges trace to medieval stone mason guilds, and dismisses myths of uninterrupted ancient roots from biblical and Egyptian times.
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Row
London
Isis
Osiris
Egypt
No Cold Weather Bird Ruby throated hummingbird facts
The ruby throated hummingbird is the only North American species east of the Mississippi that winters in subtropical regions like Florida and Central America. About 200 hummingbird species exist in the Americas, with 18 US inhabitants, noted for its bright green body and ruby red throat and a quiet squeak while feeding.
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Florida
Mississippi
Mexico
Central America
North
South America
United States
Merchant Ad Talk Prompt in Journal Reference
A reminder urges salespeople to mention seeing the merchant's ad in the Journal. The directive emphasizes using the Journal as a credential and attention cue to potential customers during outreach.
Amusements: Gene Stratton-Porter Screen Version at Fox Theatre
Gene Stratton-Porter, beloved author of A Girl of the Limberlost and other titles, with sales over ten million copies, appears in advertisements for the Limberlost film shown at Fox Theatre Thursday and Friday. The author contributes to magazines and a newspaper syndicate with large circulations.
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Gene Stratton-Porter
America
Nature Makes Dry Raid Fire Torn Region in Alaska
Within a week nature accomplished what a corps of deputy marshals and dry agents failed to do in months. Two forest fires started by moonshine stills nearly wiped out the local industry. Forest rangers report stills destroyed by the flames and owners barely escaped with their lives.
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Nature
Anchorage
Alaska
Divorce Petition Filed in Washington County Court
William H. Singleman sues Mary Singleman for divorce after a brief 1913 marriage in Rock Island Iowa. The petition asserts desertion since May 1913 and asks dissolution of the bonds of matrimony with costs, warning of default if she does not appear by September 2, 1924.
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Mary Singleman
District Court
Washington County
Iowa
William H. Singleman
Rock Island
District Court of
Court House
Washington
Professional Men Meet in Des Moines Opening Convention
Nearly 200 men from eleven professions gathered in Des Moines for the first annual convention of Professional Men's Clubs. Omaha architect Thomas R. Kimball, national president, gave the opening address with Dr. William Jepsen of Sioux City replying to J. B. Weaver of Des Moines who welcomed the attendees. The club, formed in March 1922, draws professional men from major Midwestern cities.
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Des Moines
Thomas R. Kimball
Omaha
William Jepsen
Sioux City
B. Weaver
Make Money While Young Philosophy in Youthful Days
A terse admonition urges saving and wealth-building in youth so one can afford to pursue intellectual interests later. It stresses planned earning before aging diminishes purpose and capabilities.
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WEAF
Lopez Orchestra
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Newark
KGO Oakland
WFI Philadelphia
Wcar Philadelphia
Wcae Pittsburgh
Kdka Pittsburgh
KGW Portland
KPO San Francisco
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WRZ Springfield
Wcrp Washington
Coolidge Notification
Wcrd Zion
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Tanlac
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Leonard Meybert
Ann Luther
White
Meybert
Granger
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