Company Officers and Directors Named
Robert H. Sommerville serves as President with James H. Minds as Vice President. E. W. Hess is Treasurer and Harry A. Reed is Secretary and General Manager. John R. Bixler is Editor. Directors include Minds, Sommerville, A. S. Moulthrop, A. B. Mosser, John W. 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
Subscription Terms Mention 5G Service Offers
The notice outlines subscription options for TRONS with three months, one month, and passage offers. It references rest re Ree IRM 5g by in cy te amree and United States availability. The language is garbled but indicates pricing and duration details.
Official Directory Nameselection for Curwensville Area
Listings for federal state and local officials including Congressman Charles E Pa ton and Senator Joseph Alexander from Clearfield County. Includes assemblymen, county officers, judges, auditors, coroner, jury commissioners, school and borough officials, police, treasurer, and ward council members with multiple names and wards.
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
Clearfie
Miles Wrigley Mahaffey
James H. Kelley
H. Woolridge
Clearing Field Faces Housing Shortage This Summer
June 5 1913 report on a Chamber of Commerce meeting at Clearfield City Hall. The group plans to address housing for workers arriving with the silt plush mill and tile works operations. High rents reflect scarce housing and officials urge citizens to build new homes to attract labor and industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Chamber of Commerce
Clearfield
Clearfield Growth Hopes Tie to Moderate Rent Housing
City leaders warn that without wage earner housing at moderate rents Clearfield cannot attract major manufacturers to build plants. They urge a plan to remove this handicap and spur local growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearfield
Garbage disposal and fly control urged in Clearfield
City residents are urged to place all offensive refuse in garbage cans at every home to curb health risks from filth and flies. Clean yards and removal of rubbish are stressed, alongside warnings about the dangers of neglecting sanitation and a note on public health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearfield
Illustrious Lineages Lose Male Descendants
A list shows many famed men whose direct male line will never continue. Names include Chaucer Shakespeare Spencer Milton Cowley Butler Dryden Pope Cowper Byron Moore Sidney Raleigh Drake Cromwell Hampden Nelson Pitt Fox Burke Washington Canning Bacon Locke Newton Hume Gibbon Macaulay Hogarth Reynolds Lawrence Garrick Kemble Kean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaucer
Shakespeare
Spencer
Milton
Cowley
Butler
Dryden
Pope
Cowper
Goldsmith
Byron
Moore
Let me tell you a story recollections warning
A Harvard professor explains why recollections are tame and adds living celebrities pose a risk to writers. An omniscient figure jokes that living celebrities will write back once a memoir begins, warning that they may recall things about the author. The exchange ends with a caution about living figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard Tes
Opee
New York Tribune
New Fancy Wraps Reflect Seasonal Coat Substitutes
The article notes the decline of the general utility coat and the rise of multiple wraps for outfits. It highlights that women now need many coats or wraps for different occasions, with fashionable examples like a Nell Rose crape wrap edged in satin and cream lace trimming, knotted ends.
Man and woman argue over salary in Chicago Tribune
A woman protests a $20 weekly salary while a man insists he would not ask her to quit her $10 weekly job. The exchange highlights tensions over income and commitment in a romantic partnership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Chicago Tribune
Gibbs I Never Argue With My Wife
Dialogue from the Boston Transcript contrasts Gibbs lines about pleading guilty to a light sentence. The exchange frames a legal-humor moment with quick, sharp banter between Gibbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibbs
Boston Transcript
Censor Notes and Tragic Rescue in 19th Century Scenes
An English censor altered a line in a London Life scene to require water and dry toast during Lent. In Harrisburg Pa a boy named Oscar Hemminger died while rescuing companion Chester Brownagle from the Susquehanna River. A battle near Chihuahua City and Santa Rosalia, Mexico, left about four hundred dead as both sides withdrew.
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London
Oscar Hemminger
Susquehanna River
Harrisburg
Chester Brownagle
Chihuahua City
Santa Rosalia
Chihuahua State
Mexico
Canadian Pacific Dominates Early Market Movements
New York traders react to London recovery signals with short-covering but remain wary as gains fade. Canadian Pacific drives price action with heavy London and Berlin buying. readings show mixed moves in Reading, Union Pacific, and Amalgamated. Market notes cite stronger demand for short term notes and bonds amid narrow intraday trading and ongoing liquidation across several interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Canadian Pacific
Berlin
Montreal
Union Pacific
Steel
Amalgamated Copper
Southern Pacific
Reading
Amalgamated
Amal
Louis & Nash
Caete
Miami
K. and T
Togo
Missouri Pac
Malt Corp Nat. Enamel
Nevada
N. Y
N. H
Northern Pac
Tob. Co
Pennsylvany
Rep
Rock Island
Ches. & Ohio
Rock Island Pf
Chino
Rumely Co
Tsesta Thetes
St. L
F. Col. Fuel & Iron
Consol
Sears-Roebuck
Southern Pac
CO. Seidsersssanse
Southern Ry
CAL Desk
Studebaker
Anaconda
Pittsburgh Coal
Atchison
Pittsburgh Coal Balt. & Ohio
Ray Coal
Brooklyn R. T
Reading Ry Cal
Reading Ry
del. & Hudson
Studebaker Pf
Den
R. G
Union Pac
Yen. Electric
U.S. Rubber
Central
M. U. & Steel
Inter
U. S. Steel
Utah Copper
Atchison Pf
CUI
Texas Pacific i
Goldfield
U. S
S. P. Va
Car. Chem
Kan
Wabash Pf
Lehigh Valley
West'house Co
Liggett & My- Wis. Central
WEB Sics Senn
General Markets: Grain and commodities report
New York market notes show flour receipts 48,000 and shipments 7,000 with various price ranges for spring patents and winter straights. Wheat receipts 31,000 with No 2 red and No 1 North Duluth bids. corn receipts 18,000. oats 135,000. Market movements reflect rain worries in Kansas and corn strength with July near 6 7/8 cents. other staples listed including molasses, feed, sugar, and butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kansas
C. i. F. Buffalo
North Duluth
New Orleans
Madoc
Oscar Mitchell Declared Candidate for 46th Judicial District
The Progressive party in Washington announces Oscar Mitchell as a candidate for Judge of the 46th Judicial District subject to party rules and election procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Mitchell
46Th Judicial District
Washington
Mixed Pork Market Quotes and Prices Reported
The field shows commodity notes for pork and hogs with mixed prices. Chicago hog receipts 15,000 and market lower while Buffalo hogs market closed steady with prices around 2.40 and 2.10 for pigs. Additional figures include $21.75 to 22.35 for pork and varied Yorkers figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dlazitec
State
Pennsylvania
Kennery
Hennery
Bermuda
India
City
Mic
Contiment
South America
Chicago
Sidde SS
Buffalo
Courtroom exchange over unpaid tailor bill
Lawyer teases the witness about frequent court appearances. The witness says he has been to this court at least six times to collect a tailor's bill he’s owed.
In the Wrong Place Seedy Vagabond Pleads Hunger
A Chicago Tribune item depicts a struggling vagabond crying out in hunger after two days without food. He laments his plight and begs for help amid street hardship in the urban following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Two Happy Men
The debtor touts plans to marry a rich widow next week while the creditor feigns congratulations in this Toledo Blade item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weil
Toledo Blade
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Clearfield, PA
Official Directory
Thos.Moore
J. S. Richards
W. C. Lanesford
H. L. Bowman
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
Burgess
A. H. Woodward
C. E. Roseberry
J. D. Connelly
John H. Urey
H. 5S. Whiteman, Jr
K Earl McHenry
John Ritley
L. C. Brown
Fred Kerr Hobart Callahan
Ed. Shirey
John Davis
John Kennard
Ward Logan
James Wa Ple
Harry McKvain
Morris Wrigley
H. O. Buck
Ed Shunk
M. F. Gra
Ham
Justice of the Peace
F.g.chorpening
John C. Barclay
Constables
Thos
W. Moore
Thos. Reilly
Heeter
Pittsburgh
Edward Payson Weston
Penrose
United States Senate
Peware
Congress
Stock Market
General Markets
Clearfield National Bank
Nat Corsair
Clearfield National
Clearfield National Service
Clearfield Hardware Co
Clearfield Trust Company
the County National Bank
Clearfield County
Total Invested Capital
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