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Fire destroys newly built house in Collinwood Drive |
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Aug 12 1926 |
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Marriage announced |
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Aug 12 1926 |
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Band arranges real political rally |
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Aug 12 1926 |
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Karl Bolander now in charge of Columbus Fine Arts Gallery |
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Aug 12 1926 |
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Increases sales force |
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Aug 12 1926 |
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Florist believes he has broken record |
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Aug 12 1926 |
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Fairly heavy vote cast at primaries |
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Aug 12 1926 |
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Village government to hire one man in dual capacity |
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Aug 12 1926 |
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Machine overturns; man and wife injured |
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Aug 12 1926 |
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Capt. Fisher honored by Exchange Club |
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Aug 12 1926 |
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Jenkins-Myers wedding |
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Aug 12 1926 |
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Harvey Boyd dies |
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Aug 12 1926 |
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Lower tax rate provided for in village budget |
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Aug 12 1926 |
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Gov. Vic. Donahey |
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Aug 12 1926 |
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Letter from G. A. Pingree |
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Aug 12 1926 |
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Dublin man seriously injured in grade crossing accident |
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Aug 5 1926 |
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Hit-skip driver leaves victim unconscious |
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Aug 5 1926 |
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Purchases ice business |
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Aug 5 1926 |
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Young couple married |
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Aug 5 1926 |
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New school building is started |
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Aug 5 1926 |
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Adds new plate glass front to hardware store |
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Aug 5 1926 |
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Band concert draws largest audience of season |
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Aug 5 1926 |
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Town to have traffic light |
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Aug 5 1926 |
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Pioneer resident dies |
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Aug 5 1926 |
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Contract let |
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Aug 5 1926 |
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School board meets |
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Aug 5 1926 |
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Peritonitis proves fatal |
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Aug 5 1926 |
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Connection with city water supply now complete |
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Aug 5 1926 |
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Annual reunion of Central College is grand success |
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Aug 5 1926 |
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Methodist Episcopal Church 4th quarterly conference: by unanimous vote pastor's... |
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Aug 5 1926 |
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Double surprise |
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Aug 5 1926 |
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Flock of Mrs. N. C. Farber holds highest record |
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Aug 5 1926 |
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American Legion spreads fame of Worthington throughout Ohio |
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Jul 29 1926 |
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Mitchell barn destroyed by fire |
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Jul 29 1926 |
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Ground broken for new Episcopal parish house |
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Jul 29 1926 |
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Only one serious accident last Sunday |
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Jul 29 1926 |
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Kennedy speaks at conference at O.S.U. |
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Jul 29 1926 |
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Efficient traffic regulation has reduced accidents and added to village funds |
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Jul 29 1926 |
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Deputies stage successful raid |
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Jul 29 1926 |
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Injured when thrown from horse |
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Jul 29 1926 |
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Outdoor concerts becoming quite popular |
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Jul 29 1926 |
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"S-T-O-P" on sign really meant STOP |
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Jul 29 1926 |
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Child Conservation League hears of definite work to be accomplished |
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Jul 29 1926 |
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W. H. Billingsley honored |
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Jul 29 1926 |
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Girls' band honored by Methodists: organization from Children's Home chosen to... |
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Jul 29 1926 |
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Silent host |
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Jul 29 1926 |
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Narrowly prevent serious fire at Col. Perry farm |
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Jul 29 1926 |
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Unprecedented building boom now in progress here |
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Jul 22 1926 |
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Tires stolen |
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Jul 22 1926 |
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Marriage announced |
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Jul 22 1926 |
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Moving to farm |
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Jul 22 1926 |
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Opens auto repair shop |
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Jul 22 1926 |
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New cottage at Rest Home |
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Jul 22 1926 |
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Autos collide, three injured |
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Jul 22 1926 |
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Killed by falling tree |
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Jul 22 1926 |
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Miss Eugenia Zoe Sneed and Capt. Janney McLean Yates are united in marriage |
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Jul 22 1926 |
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Hurlburt-Coffman marriage announced |
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Jul 22 1926 |
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Arrested for driving while intoxicated |
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Jul 22 1926 |
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Art director locates here |
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Jul 22 1926 |
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Surprised on seventy eighth birthday |
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Jul 22 1926 |
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Near centenarian celebrates birthday |
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Jul 22 1926 |
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Van De Boe-Hager Co. breaks all records: lots in Riverlea addition selling rapidly |
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Jul 15 1926 |
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F. R. Detrick purchases Dr. McKitrick lot |
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Jul 15 1926 |
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Prominent old landmark is bought by Delaware man |
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Jul 15 1926 |
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Marriage announced |
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Jul 15 1926 |
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Harry Case sells home on East Granville Road |
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Jul 15 1926 |
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School board meets: Potter School-House not sold |
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Jul 15 1926 |
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Weeds menace to Worthington's welfare |
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Jul 15 1926 |
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Bonds bring good premium |
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Jul 15 1926 |
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Auto crashes into tree: another hits telephone pole at Stop 18; driver uninjured but... |
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Jul 15 1926 |
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July meeting of Council |
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Jul 15 1926 |
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Worthington man recalls experience with Morgan Raiders |
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Jul 15 1926 |
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Ordinance No. 0176 |
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Jul 15 1926 |
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Ordinance No. 0175 |
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Jul 15 1926 |
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Ordinance No. 0174 |
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Jul 15 1926 |
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Lightning hits Black home |
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Jul 1 1926 |
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Worthington Band presents initial outdoor concert |
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Jul 1 1926 |
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Intoxicated driver nabbed by marshal |
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Jul 1 1926 |
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Linworth accident sends two to hospital |
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Jul 1 1926 |
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Fire destroys garage and milk house on S. T. Brenner farm |
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Jul 1 1926 |
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Leaves for China after brief visit here |
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Jul 1 1926 |
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Organizations to benefit by will of J. H. Smith |
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Jul 1 1926 |
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Itaya Camp Fire Girls spend delightful week at Potter Cabin |
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Jul 1 1926 |
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Girl escapes from industrial home |
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Jul 1 1926 |
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Five injured in accident |
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Jul 1 1926 |
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Silent host |
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Jul 1 1926 |
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A tooth out |
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Jun 24 1926 |
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Mrs. J. A. Wilgus dies |
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Jun 24 1926 |
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State improving Old Granville Post Road: Worthington important point on new route from... |
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Jun 24 1926 |
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Pig and Poultry Club meets |
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Jun 24 1926 |
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Harry Gabel buys Heiser property |
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Jun 24 1926 |
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Returns from China to complete education at Mt. Holyoke College |
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Jun 24 1926 |
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Girls' orchestra of Children's Home play at Cambridge and Zanesville |
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Jun 24 1926 |
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Man injured in fall off ladder at Powell |
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Jun 24 1926 |
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William G. Hardy Editor-in-Chief of "Ohio State Engineer" |
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Jun 24 1926 |
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Automobile accidents |
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Jun 24 1926 |
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Home Bakery closes |
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Jun 24 1926 |
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No official celeration July 4 |
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Jun 24 1926 |
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Average cut of $45 on all Fords |
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Jun 24 1926 |
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Water supply to be increased |
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