Ek lund buys business block for College of Commerce expansion
R E Eklund owner of the College of Commerce bought the former Labor temple building on Mulberry Street between Park Avenue and Fourth Street for 25 000 to 30 000 dollars. The college, established 12 years ago, currently has 300 students and needs more space. Dart Manufacturing will open a downtown office on the ground floor, while the school occupies the rest of the 5 000 square feet. Sale handled by Charles S Bickley & Company Realtors.
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Labor Temple
Mulberry Street
Park Avenue
Fourth Street
R. E. Eklund
College of Commerce
Thig ‘City
Fowler
Fourth and Lafayette Streets
Fifth Street
Webberking
Eklund
Dart Manufacturing Company
Charles 5
Bickley Comany,realtors
Mail Forwarding Woes Highlight Postoffice Handling
Postoffice workers note many misrouted first class mail marked unfound or address unknown due to movers not supplying forwarding details. Card indexing now lists all family members under the head, causing fewer errors but questions persist about missing given names. A Saturday auction and upcoming speeches at Independence's Commercial Club are also announced.
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Postoffice
John Ae
Weine Ton D. Smith
Nostoffice Wharehy
Fanv
Ita
Nost Ofice
M Hi
Kelly
Independence
Catherine ‘Steinmetz
Main Street
Gros-Englis
Germany
George A. Steinmetz
Jacob
George
Martha
Carrie
Orville
Craig
Jacob Wackerbarth
August Wackerbarth
Commercial Club
Anna B. Lawther
Democratic Committee of Town
Democratic Women of the Counity
Conterpregat
Local Business and Partnership Changes In Town
Karl Krotebach and family plan to leave this city soon visiting Anola before returning to California. N Knudsen & Son opens a new restaurant and lunch counter. J Sakes Barth sells interests in Wackerbarth and Blamer to partner George Blamer. Wackerbarth linked with Thomas Blamer. Fred Wackerbarth active in family business for years.
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Karl Krotebach
Dawny
Han
Anamona
Klotebach
Anola
California
N. Knudsen & Son
J. Sakesbarth
Wackerbarth& Blamner
George Blamer
Wackerbarth
George
Thomas Blamer
Fred Wuckerbarth
Warm Weather Brings Speeders Into Court
Roll call of speeders grows as temperatures rise in police court. Judge announces bonds for several offenders including H. E. Young and H. M. Teeter while four violators pay fines and forfeits.
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Speeders
H. E. Young
H. M. Teeter
A. S. Burgess
Dan O'Neill
Nothing Pays Better Than Caring for Your Health
An early 20th century advertorial urges men to value health over wealth, promoting kidney care as essential. It touts Dr. Pierce's Anuric Tablets to remove excess uric acid, claims quick, safe relief, and offers a free urinalysis and trial package via Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo New York.
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Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
muffler violations noted in motor care callouts
A brief item records two violations for calling out mufflers on motor care and notes the amount charged as $3 each. The terse notice indicates a small legal action or fine related to automotive regulations.
Uric Acid Treatment Ad Promises Free Bottle Offer
An advertisement for The Williams Treatment claims relief from rheumatic pain kidney trouble and other acid related ailments. It offers a 75 cent bottle 32 doses free by parcel post after sending 10 cents for partial postage and provides address East Hampton Connecticut. One free bottle per family.
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Williams
Dr. D. A. Wiliams Co
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AE. Eklund
Enlarged
G. A. Steinmetz
Korvin Aystam
Morein
Korb
Carter
Malti Toul
Rock Island Brewing CO
Rock Island, WL
Lily Distributing CO
Water ST
Waterloo
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Michigan Ave
Chicago, Ill
Scane’s
East 4Th Street
East Fourth Street
W. C.kohl & Son
Tom
Louis
Oxfords
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