Local News Board Roster Details Executive Officers
Robert H Sommerville serves as President with James H Minds as Vice President and E W Hess as Treasurer Harry A Reed holds the role of Secretary and General Manager John R Bixler is the Editor Directors include Minds Sommerville Moulthrop Mosser Barrett Hess and Reed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Sommerville
James H. Minds
E. W. Hess
Harry A. Reed
John R. Bixler
A. S. Moulthrop
A. B. Mosser
John W. Barrett
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY FOR CLEARFIELD COUNTY
A lengthy list of local government and borough officials including Congressman Charles E. Paton Curwensville State Senator Joseph Alexander Madera Assemblymen J Currier Gramian A S Moulthrop DuBois Peter McDermott Morrisdale President Judge Allison O Smith Clearfield Prothonotary John H Moore Register and Recorder R M Reed County Treasurer Miles Wrigley Mahaffey District Attorney James H Kelley Sheriff Ed H Woolridge County Surveyor Thomas Moore Curwensville County Commissioners J S Richards W C Lanesford H L Bowman County Auditors A G Woodward T E Moore G W Bell County Coroner Dr J I Pollum DuBois Jury Commissioners Harvey T Smith Curwensville T Jeff Bell Bells Landing School Superintendent W E Tobias Clearfield Borough Officials Chief Burgess A H Woodward President of Council C E Roseberry Clerk of Council J D Conmelly Borough Solicitor John H Urey Borough Treasurer H S Whitman Jr Chief of Police Earl McHenry Patrolman John Rstley Tax Collector L C Brown Councilmen First ward Fred Kerr Hobart Callahan Ed Shirey Second ward John Davis John Kennard Ward Logan Third ward James Waple Harry McTivain Morris Wrigley Fourth ward H C Buck Ed Shunk Co E Roseberry Street Commissioner M F Graham Justice of the Peace F G Chorpening John C Barclay Constables Thos W Moore Thos Reilly
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Paton
Curwensville
Joseph Alexander
Madera
J. Currier
Grampian
A. S. Moulthrop
DuBois
Peter McDermott
Morrisdale
Allison O Smith
Clearfield
John H.moore
Orphans’ Court
R. M. Reed
Clearfiel
Miles Wrigley Mahaffey
James H. Kelley
Ed. H. Woolridge
Burgess
A. H. Woodward
C. E. Roseberry
J. D. Conmelly
John H. Urey
H. S. Whiteman, Jr
Earl McHenry
John Rstley
L. C. Brown
Fred Kerr Hobart Callahan
Ed. Shirey
John Davis
John Kennard
Ward Logan
James Wa Pl
Welcome to the Ladies of Clearfield 1913
Clearfield welcomes delegates of the State Children's Aid Society convention who will work to aid destitute children. The city provides social events during the sessions featuring financial reports addresses and routine business.
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Clearfield
State Children's Aid Society
Arle
Plans for Sunshine Bring Hope to Children in Need
The passage expresses hope that plans laid this week may brighten the lives of many children suffering sadness and misery, bringing joy and brightness as part of humanity's natural heritage.
Governor Tenet creates department of labor and industries
The governor signs a bill establishing a new Department of Labor and Industries to replace the factory inspection department and abolish the bureau of industrial statistics. Prof John Price Jackson of State College will head the new department ensuring efficient and impartial enforcement of labor laws and factory regulations.
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Tenet Monday
Department of Labor and Industries
Bureau of Industrial Statistics
John Price Jackson
State College
Professor Jackson
John Delaney
Jackson
Chamber of Commerce meeting urged for Clearfield capital
Citizens note the Chamber’s role in attracting investment to Clearfield ventures and urge attendance at Friday’s chamber gathering. Editorial voices advise President Wilson to avoid dreamlike war rhetoric with Japan and comment on England’s troubles and Alfred Austin’s death.
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Chamber of Commerce
Clearfield
Chamber
Readers urged to send news to the office
An appeal encourages readers to forward any news, no matter how small, to the newspaper office and expresses gratitude for the contributed information. The message emphasizes the value of reader tips in keeping the paper informed.
Conditions in the soft coal region prompt supply strain
The article notes operators cannot meet rising demand despite full capacity, boosting paydays and local merchants. It cites Punxsutawney Spirit on a tiny tree with pearls, discusses prize fighters and life insurance, mill remodeling costs, and late June roses amid weather.
Oscar Mitchell Nominated for Judge of 46th District
The Progressive party announces Oscar Mitchell as a candidate for Judge of the 46th Judicial District subject to party rules in Washington.
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Oscar Mitchell
46Th Judicial District
Washington
Senate lobby inquiry advances with few witnesses heard
The second day of the senate tariff lobby probe progresses with about one fifth of senators questioned. The committee hopes to finish this week but awaits written information from President Wilson and has yet to identify any lobbying group or improper methods. Senators Catron and Jackson acknowledge their holdings could be affected by tariff changes.
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Wilson
Senate
United States
Japan
Br'er
Bryan
Woodrow
Third House
Washington
Catron
New Mexico
Jackson
Maryland
Consoling Thought Quotation Sparks Free Press Reflection
Detroit Free Press quotes a consoling line about failure and bold risk, noting a stance that fools rush in where angels fear to tread can be oddly comforting. The exchange contrasts shame with bravado as a coping theme.
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Detroit Free Press
James and William on dunning letters and spousal finances
James says he writes dunning letters to himself and signs them with fictitious names. William explains the letters discourage his wife who is always after him for money.
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James
William
Quiet Etiquette Sparks Evening Debate in Boston
A fragmented exchange quotes Mrs. Gairleigh urging the silent majority and her husband joking about practicing silence on earth. The tone reflects a social mock debate reported in a Boston column.
Turbulent New York Trading with Canadian Pacific Lead
In New York on June 3 traders viewed London recoveries as a better foreign outlook and continued covering shorts. The day showed nervous, constrained moves with some gains erased, as Canadian Pacific moved markets higher on London and Berlin buying, while Montreal sales and local liquidations trimmed advances. Several rails and metals names posted small gains amid narrow ranges. American Smelting lagged while bond demand appeared firmer.
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New York
London
Shorts
Canadian Pacific
Berlin
Montreal
Union Pacific
Steel
Amalgamated Copper
Southern Pacific
Reading
Amalgamated
Markets Report New York June 3 Flour Cornmeal Wheat and Grain Prices
Market notes show flour receipts 48000 with various price ranges, cornmeal strong white and yellow at about 1.30 to 1.40, barley malting Buffalo 0 to 0.70, wheat receipts 31000 with No 2 red around 1.11 to 1.12 FOB, July wheat at 9 to 9 7 per bushel, corn receipts 18000 with No 2 news afloat, molasses and feed prices listed, oats receipts 135000 with standard white around 4 47 to 4 74, sugar raw 2.80 to 3.30, butter quiet with creamery extras around 28 4 to 29 1/2 cents, state dairy tubs 27 to 28 cents.
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New York
Kansas
C. i. F. Buffalo
North Duluth
New Orleans
Bac
Al.c
Market Report on Dairy Eggs Poultry and Meat Prices
Auction-like prices list for creamery products and dairy items with state origins, including Pennsylvania hens and whites, brown and mixed colors, and red and buttermilk calves. Fresh eggs show 38 056 cases receipts and various firsts seconds and dirties. Live poultry prices unsettled with calves and veal ranges. beef and lard prices noted with city and midwest references.
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Wal@ge
Pennsylvania
Hennery
Bermuda
India
Sax
Lard City
Middle West
HOG MARKET REPORTS SOUTH AMERICA AND BUFFALO PRICES
Continent South America appears in the hog market summary with pork receipts around 21.73 to 22.25 per unit. Chicago hogs show cash receipts near 8.72 and 4.15 range while Buffalo hogs trade steady with prices at 2.10 for pigs and 2.40 for others.
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South America
Chicago
Metcalf Named Civil Governor of Panama Zone
Richard L. Metcalf editor of the Commoner from Lincoln Nebraska has been chosen by President Wilson as civil governor of the Panama canal zone. The appointment was announced after discussions with Secretaries Bryan Daniels and Garrison. Metcalf previously ran in Nebraska Democratic governor primaries. The weather: generally fair with slight temperature changes.
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Washington
Richard L. Metcalf
Lincoln
Neb
The
Commoner
Wilson
Panama Canal Zone
Garrison
Bryan
Daniels
Metcalf
Nebraska
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Official Directory
Thos.Moore
J. S. Richards
W. C. Lanesford
H. L. Bow
A. G. Woodward
T. E. Moore
G. W. Bell
J. I. Pollum
du Bois
Harvey T Smith
T. Jeff Bell
Bells Landing
W. E. Tobias
Borough Officials
Ham
F.g.chorpening
John C. Barclay
Constables
Thos
W. Moore
Thos, Reilly
England
Alfred Austin
Roosevelt
High School
Burton
Ohio
Stock Market
Amal
Louis & Nash
CMS
Cates Mexican Pet
Miami
Missouri Pac
Am. Malt Corp Nat. Enamel
E.,avecacchantnes
Nevada Consol
N. Y
N. H
Rbs Ca Kate
Ont
Northern Pac
Tob. Co
Pac
Pennsylvany
Pittsburgh Coal
Atchison
Pittsburgh Coal Atchison Pf
Brooklyn
Rock Island
Ches. & Ohio
Rock Island Pf
Chino Copper
Rumely Co
Aokis Canpaeseee
St. L
F. Col. Fuel & Iron
Sears-Roebuck
Southern Pac
Seabd Seoadts
Southern Ry
Cere Eyes
Stud
Gen. Electric
U. S. Rubber
Goldfield Con
Central
Nanns
Inter
U. S. Steel
Inter.-Met
Utah Copper
EOE
Bpec
Kan
Wabash
Lack'n'na Steel
Wabash Pf
Lehigh Valley
West'house Co
Liggett & My- Wis
Les Opbi Ses Tecaennes
General Markets
Clearfield National Bank
Clearfield National
Clearfield National Service
Metcalf Zone
Clearfield Hardware Co
Clearfield Trust Company
the County National Bank
Clearfield, PA
Clearfield County
Total Invested Capital
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