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Newspaper

Clearfield Weekly Progress

Location

Clearfield, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1915

Page

6

Balance Sheet and Directors Listing from Clearfield Bank

A historic balance sheet shows capital stock at 500000 with large gross figures and a total deficit of 4570815.21. Directors include Fred G. Betts H Bigler A L Forcey R L Forcey John Kennard Jas A McPherson W C Miller Jas P O Laughtin H B Patton WB Potter H B Powell AB Shaw and AB Wright all based in Clearfield or Philadelphia with several from Clearfield.

Fred G. Betts Clearfield H. ¥. Bigler A. L Forcey Ligier R. L. Forcey John Kennard Jas. A. McPherson P S. W. C. Miller Jas P. O'Laughtin BH. J. Patton Philadelphia WB. Potter Karthaus H. B. Powell Clearfield, Pa Shaw Wright Clearfeld, Pa

Stoneville Correspondence Sees Sleighing Fun and School Event

The Stoneville community enjoys Hine sleighing opportunities. Mrs John Stone Sr and son visited Wallaceton. Stella Hallman visits a pupil Lenetta Flegal. Viola Hets hosts a party with a large crowd. Five class restaurant operates in Stoneville offering meals around the clock. Box social at Stoneville schoolhouse planned for Saturday evening January 9 1915. all invited.

John Stone, Sr Wallaceton Stella Hallman Lenetta Flegal Viola Hets Stone Ville Blake Shugarts Albert Jones Ord Dixon Spring Valley Frank Stones Stonegild Stoneville School House

Attila the Hun Ruler Known as the Scourge of God

A historical sketch portrays Attila the Hun as ruthless and fearless, ruling from 434 to 458 with brutal conquest across Europe. It notes his campaigns from the Caepian Sea to the Rhine, his battles with Theodosius and Rome, and cites mythic army size while mentioning his death in 453.

Atila Caepian Sea Rhine Buda Greece Italy Spain France Theodosius Gaul Theodoric West Goths Aetiug Chalons Attila Rome Jidiko

Cream Balm Promises Relief for Stuffed Noses

An ad touts Eli's Cream Balm for nasal congestion and catarrh. It claims instant relief as the balm penetrates air passages, soothes inflamed membranes, and frees breathing with nightly comfort. Also notes a rental listing for a large store room on Third Street and a lost charm with initials PEH for reward.

Third Street Eve Barcnitt

Making the Little Farm Pay and Prospects for Small Farms

The article argues small farms can profit by diversified crops and careful orchard integration with vegetables and fruit along rows. It outlines income scenarios for a ten acre farm, including poultry, cattle, hogs, sheep, and orchard crops, emphasizing steady market demand and extended growing seasons. It notes sheep as efficient for non-wet land and rapid lamb maturity, and highlights orchard intercropping and strawbery feasibility for early profit. It also mentions a Hospital Bridge Whist Club meeting on January 7 in Knights of Columbus rooms.

Lami Hospital Bridge Knights of Columbus J. L. Johnston

Acid in Stomach Sours the Food in Town

A well known authority says stomach trouble and indigestion stem from acidity. Excess hydrochloric acid retards digestion and causes sour, gaseous fermentation. He prescribes four ounces of Rad Salts daily in water before breakfast for a week to neutralize acidity and aid digestion. Emilia Moore of Grampian was a business visitor today.

Emilia Moore Grampian

Daughters of Liberty Supper and Eagles Meeting Notice

Daughters of Liberty hold a supper on Wednesday evening in the U A M hall inviting all members to attend with baskets and a guest. Fraternal Order of Eagles announces a regular meeting on Wednesday January 6 at 6 oclock to install officers followed by a banquet at the Palace hotel.

Daughters of Liberty Oo. U. A.M Eagies Order of Eagies Palace Hotel

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