Newspaper Officers and Directors Listed with Subscription Rates
Robert H Sommerville is President with James H Minds as Vice President. EK W Hass serves as Treasurer and Harry A Reed as Secretary and General. John H Bixler is Editor. Directors include Minds Sommerville Moulthrop Moser Barrett Hess Reed. Subscriptions run one year two years three months and one month with postage free in the United States.
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Robert H. Sommerville
James H. Minds
EK. W. Hass
Harry A. Reed
John H. Bixler
Janes H. Minds
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Moulthrop
A. B. Moser
John W. Barrett
EB. W. Hess
United States
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY OF CLEARFIELD COUNTY 1913
Lists county and borough officials including congressman state senators judges treasurer sheriff and commissioners. Announces Oscar Mitchell as a candidate for Judge of the 46th Judicial District under the Washington Progressive party rules.
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The
Washington Party
Clearfield County
Charles E. Patton
Curwensville
Joseph Alexander
Madera
Blymen
Currier
Gramdian
A. S. Moulthrop
DuBois
Peter McDermott
Morrisdale
Allison D . Smith
Clearfield
John H.moore
Orphans’ Court
R. M. Reed
Clearfie
Miles Wr
Harvey T. Smith
T. Jeff Bell
Bella
Landing
W. E. Tobias
Earl McHeart_ Patrokman
John Astley
L. C. Brow
Fred Kerr Hobart Callahan
Ed. Shiney
John Davie
John Kennard
Want Logen
James Waple
Harry McCwain
Morris Wrigley
H. Q. Buck
Ed Shunk
C. BE. Roseberry
M. F. Graba
F.g.chorpenjng
John C. Barclay
Gunstables
Thos. W. Moore
Thos. Reilly
Oscar Mitchell
46Th Judicial District
Sabet
Washington
Clayfield Children's Aid Society Noted for Charity Record
The Clayfield Children's Aid Society, formed about twenty six years ago, stands out among state Children’s Aid societies for its work. It has cared for hundreds of destitute children, preventing outcasts by providing comfort and happiness during long years of benevolence.
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Children’s Aid
Clayfield Society
Clearfield Children's
Oregon’s Fate and Civic Debate Across a Nation
A fragmented editorial piece recalls the Oregon’s famed 1898 voyage and Captain Clark’s retirement, arguing against using the ship as a naval target. It presses for preserving the vessel as a memory of its voyage while criticizing funding and campaign finances, and comments on local politics, elections, and veteran celebrations in Clearfield and Gettysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Pacific
Santiago
Clark
Navy Department
Homn
Charity workers shield children from evil temptations
The speaker extols the work of women in shielding children, noting the public underestimates the effort involved and urging larger charitable contributions and greater membership in the Clearyfield society to support the cause.
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the Soclenty
Clear ‘Field Society
Excellent Service and Pests Threaten Farmers
A fragmented page discusses political intrigue around President Wilson and cabinet doubts, then shifts to agricultural advisories by state zoologist Prof. Surface on pest control. It highlights potential savings for farmers if scientists' recommendations are followed, then delves into cultural notes on Hindu brassware and a humorous local tale about pumpkin planters and stubborn squash worms.
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H. A. Surface
Clearfield
Digeane
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Official Directory
Children's Aid Society
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Den
Saukas
Poe
New York
State Senate
al Bhidzeen
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
Congress
Wilson
Baltimore
Howls
Sutemtckers Sd
Malafer
New York City
Willian
Williams
P. Me
Clearfield Hardware. Co
Leitzinger Brothers
Milans
Dresden
Carlisle
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