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Newspaper
Clearfield Herald
Location
Clearfield, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1913
Page
6
The Progress board announces directors James H. Minds Robert H. Sommerville A 8 Moulthrop A B Mos8er John W Barrett E W Hess and Harry A Reed in a formal roster.
A condensed reader notice outlines one month pricing at 25 cents with free passage in the United States and mentions terms for SEM AS oy ie aby 49 a OBO St. The text shows garbled phrases but centers on pricing and access details.
The document itemizes local leaders including Congressman Charles E. Patton Curwensville State Senator Joseph Alexander Madera Assemblymen J Currier Gramian A S Moulthrop Morrisdale President Judge Allison O Smith Clearfield Prothonotary John H Moore and other county officials such as 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 Langsford H L Bowman and County Auditors A G Woodward T E Moore G W Bell Coroner Dr J I Pollum Du Bois Jury Commissioners Harvey T Smith Curwensville T Jeff Bell Bells Landing School Superintendent W E Tobias Clearfield Borough officials and council members for four wards.
The Clearfield Chamber of Commerce urges new industries to locate in the city, citing natural resources and railroad access. It warns that some real estate owners push rents above normal, hindering growth and housing availability for residents and future prosperity.
The article argues that inflated land and rental prices hinder Clearfield’s progress. It calls out landowners who demand excessive amounts as harming future growth, urging the Chamber of Commerce to address the danger at its upcoming meeting and promote fair pricing for land sales and house rentals.
Mrs. Kandle of Atlantic City sues for divorce, signaling a troubled Kandle family amid a fading light of love.
A new act by the legislature empowers conductors to arrest intoxicated passengers who are disorderly and turn them over to police or constables, marking a public peace measure for rail travel.
The town seeks a high constable willing to wear a policeman's uniform and gain a salary of one dollar per month. Ambitious locals are invited to apply for the appointment.
A collage of odd sights and political quips fills the day from straw hats to hobble skirts. A weather sharp forecasts last winter’s leftovers in June prompting travel to Puroape. Amid jokes on firemen, cigaret cases, Huerta bribery, and anti American youth groups, legal delays in Blair county draw a puzzled nod.
Mr Battis performs as Captain Cuttle and other Dickens roles in a night of Life Portrayals. William Sterling Battis delivers a wide vocal range and theatrical impersonations with striking realism. A novel feature shows wigs and makeup removed and applied before the audience.
Berlin reports that in the Prussia diet elections the Socialists have gained four seats with several districts still unheard. The tally reflects broader gains for the socialist party in the annual vote.
Statements of the national banks in Clearfield indicate sound financial condition due to excellent management and general prosperity of the citizens.
Clearfield firemen urge steadfast effort to win the annual district association convention for the coming year, emphasizing strong push and organized plans to secure hosting rights.
The Progressive party of Washington announces Oscar Mitchell as a candidate for Judge in the 46th Judicial District subject to party rules and governing guidelines.
New York June 9 trading starts unsettled as prices in foreign markets dip amid broad losses. Banks and large interests buy at low levels while a Minnesota rate case decision expectation spurs long positions. London selling intensifies, pushing many issues lower. Rock Island and Lehigh Valley move amid large volume selling and specials.
General markets show flour receipts and various grades with prices from $3.75 to $5.20 for flour. Cornmeal and rice values listed with domestic and Patna varieties, while wheat receipts reach 46,000 with No. 2 red at $1.09 to export and afloat options.
Washington reports that Rev. Dr. Henry van Dyke, Princeton English professor, has been offered and is expected to accept the post of American minister to the Netherlands at The Hague. The Dutch government reportedly approves the selection, and a rumor about Charles W. McAlpin is dismissed.
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