Open House Managers of Ohio Form in Akron
The theatre managers of Ohio completed their organization in a Wirand Opera House meeting and adopted by-laws. T K Albaugh elected president and J K Albaugh, of the Grind Opera House, named as a second president. The group plans a strong stance against barnstormers and will base headquarters in Akron.
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Olio
Wirand Opera House
Associated Open House Managers of
Ohio
Akron
J. K. Albaugh
Grind Opera
Hausa
Fy Gollins
James A. Hearne
New York
Milley
Bronson
Riblet
Hearne W
One Shore Acres
Sag Harbor
Konree
Albaugh
M. C. Baybey
Canton
Ias
Melginley
Kipans Tabules Praise From Mrs H Smith
Mrs H Smith of Kryn Mawr Montgomery County Pa writes in praise of Kipans Tabules saying they helped her 5 year old son with constipation and stabilized her husband’s headaches and kidney pains. She notes use for her baby and claims the tablets are indispensable and widely well regarded. The letter mentions price and availability from druggists.
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Ripans
Ronan
Anquire
Mra
Hearne
Liewrence
Ple
Akron area theater managers plan charter with 100 members
The Akron based association aims to expand to 100 members within 60 days as 48 signatories from Ohio and neighboring states attend a convention. A 190% Put-in-Bay next meeting is planned with by laws to protect theater stock and warn ministers about bad shows.
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B. C. Clark
Toronto
J. OG
Rosebrough
Newark
Frank Watson
Steubenville
Chas. F. Collins
Tising
J. Moore
Bellaire
Hl. G. Henry
North Baltimore
Chas. C. Miller
Cambridge
Barber
Canton
D. G. Hartman
Millersburg
Ry SN
McConnell
Upper Sandusky
W. R. Lipps
Massillon
Robinson
Cosherton
Riblet
Gallon
Ohio
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Columbus
Aldmigh
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Put-in Bay
M.C. Barber
A. G. Henry
Hist L. Moore
W. H. Robison
Chis
J. Collis
He A
Dykonin
Moo Barber
Kal, Moore
A. Ge Henry Wis
Unsure Fragment Describes Local Conflict and Officials
A garbled report cites Goundman A W Walker commenting on street conditions and a claim that officials including James Wilson and Booth 1 must act to address the issue. The text is fragmentary and offers limited clear facts or names.
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Mople
Goundman A. W. Walker
Booth
James Wilsop
Street committee chair discusses unequal street widening
The chairman of the Street committee describes objections from residents on the low side of the street to being raised equally with those on the high side. He notes some will wait up to eight years if consensus is not reached.
Brews Boast Unchanged Quality and Value
The advertisement claims OO BecHMT 10 Hell Rod Bet Hed Weer beer remains high quality and affordable. It argues the product always meets simple, reliable standards and offers bright, sparkling appearance to appeal to buyers.
Commencement Program Focuses on National Idea Theme
The High School commencement on Friday evening centers on a single theme The Development of the National Idea in Our Government The program features music and several orations by Mary Smith Arthur Landy and others and evokes Washington Lincoln and Marshall as guiding figures
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Washington Stould Wilss
Trigupphinnes Pravkijn
Marshall
Lawes
Lincoln
Liberty
Lyon
George Edward Wordberry
Orchestray Saluatary
Lula Wiinwood
Elementa of
Dirunton
Alice J. Pilanagany
Makwaret Bali Aubley
Constitutional Gompranises
Arthur V Landy
Alexander Thimilton
Rhene
Pant KB
Marehall
Mary Especitation
Henty
Virginia
Smith
Fragments of a Historical Programme Displayed in School Event
The display lists numerous titled orations including A Historical Comprotmies and The Crucial Perfect. Names such as Margaret A. McNeal and Roberta Josephine Haberg appear alongside bands and choruses. A mention of W. E. Slabaigh as president and Geo. P. Atwater with a Bowed of Edinburgh references appears amid a long program of performances and recitations.
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Pichon
Tietoleed
de Stanne Niehle
Tie Republic
Feder
Governmenn
Kay
Pulney
Cara J. Tryon
A. Malet Angne
Dorothy A. Theepke
Recuirion
John Hurne
Gettysbing
Almeda Es Siler
Sprig He Comte
Maud V. Wilke
Karhaine McMillen
Myrile Iketa
Roy J. Nesbitt
Rappalian
Roberta Josephine Haberg Orntiin
Mlle Senrinent
Margaret A. McNeal
Clas Hinturys
Walter B. Louse
June Prophesy
Helen XC Wright
Valediotiry
Frans Mahl
W. E. Slabaigh
Edinanon
Hou
Key
Geo. P. Atwater
Kilmer's Kidney Remedy Promises Quick Relief
A dated advertisement extols Kilmer and Co’s Swamp Root as a universal cure for kidney and bladder issues. It claims rapid comfort, supports liquor use, and touts a free book and sample vial offer, urging readers to write for the pamphlet and place orders.
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Droge
Tree the Toad
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Harry A. Hawn
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Randolph Park Theatre
Harry A.hawn
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Return Sane
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Roth
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J. B. Looker
Market Me
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Cordova
Burkhardt’s Brewery
Adamson Foundry
Hugill Bros
North Union St
Erie R.R
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Star Laundry
High School
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Fayelle
Cire Democrat
Summit
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Bayenna
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Carroll St
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Caspar Zintel
Groore
AK KO
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North Main ST
H. C. Davis General Electrician
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Americ
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Atlantic Garden
Market St
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