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Newspaper

Clearfield Weekly Progress

Location

Clearfield, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1913

Page

6

The Saco River Tale of Wattstill Baxter’s New England

In a New England village along the Saco, Wattstill Baxter and her sister Patience grow up under Deacon Baxter’s stern rule. The Prologue sketches the river’s old path from the mountains to the sea, villagers, and a changing world as Cochrane and new desires test the family’s quiet life.

New England Shive Wattstill Harter America Waltall Patience Baxter Ivory Boynton Fanny Cephas Cole Hepsfelly Wollettit New Hampshire Bartlett Wade Conway Fryeburg Osalpee Bonny Exgie Salmon Faliz Prescant Union Fells Saco Edgewood Riverboro Beatty Dewa Wes Egypt Edgewood Tavern Jacob Cochrane Baxter Wattstill Anton Boynton Boynton Ivory Jovine Grave Walt Waa Deecon Foxwell Baxter Goodbys Waltstill Patience Rodman Father Patty Wally

Election dates and deadlines for November ballot

Sept 2 last day to be assessed for November election. Oct 3 last day to pay far to qualify for November election. Nov 3 general election 7 a m to 7 p m. Dec 3 last day for filing November election expenses.

Lists of Candidates for Primaries Shipped to State Printer

The state department has sent the bi annual pamphlet showing successful primary candidates for all offices to the state printer. Loose sheets printed show county vote tallies for U S senator, governor, lieutenant governor, secretary of internal affairs, and supreme and superior court judges.

State Department Department United States Secretary of Internal Affairs Supreme Superior Court

Clearfield Borough Seeks Bids for Bonds in 1914

The Clearfield borough finance committee invites sealed bids by 7 30 p m July 15 1914 for the purchase of bonds totaling 38600 bearing 4 percent interest payable semi annually and free of taxes. The committee may reject all bids deemed not in the borough’s best interest. For details contact any committee member J D Connelly secretary Clearfield Pa June 15 1914.

Clearfield J. D. Connelly Clearfield, Pa

Rum interests fund Penrose machine campaign in Pennsylvania

A lengthy editorial charges the Penrose machine with delaying the Republican state platform to squeeze funds from liquor and allied interests. It asserts widespread expected contributions totaling around two million dollars, with the Brewers' association capable of up to one million and various distillers and allied businesses organizing fundraising and educational efforts.

Penrose Tum Republican State Committee Harrisburg Philadelphia Washington Democratic Crow Pennsylvania Machine Pennsylvania State Brewers’ Association Senate House of Representatives Tiga Mulvihill Tener Tor PL Ray Detrich Washington Party

Local words mix with quotes and fragments in unclear note

Fragmentary text features phrases about people friends and local option with references to poverty and Pessoa, a stray mention of liquor, and a disjointed ask for interpretation. The source lacks coherent events, names, dates, or places for a proper news summary.

Poverlie

Young Couple Marries at Feantis Catholic Church

Miss Winifred Beahan daughter of Mr and Mrs John Beahan and Charles Mallen were married at St Francis church this morning at 6 30 Father Ryan officiated. The bride wore silk poplin and blue crepe meteor bridesmaid wore blue crepe meteor. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s Hillsdale home. They plan a week in Philadelphia and Atlantic City before residing at the Reed house corner Market and Front streets.

Winifred Beahan John Beahan Charles Mallen Esther’ Beahan Bert Raymond St. Francis Church Father Ryan Hillsdale Philadelphia Atlantic City Market Front ‘Street Reed House Philinsburg

Paul Dougherty Reported Dead in Chicago Box Car

A fragmentary report notes Paul Dougherty of Clearfield was found dead in a box car in Chicago. The text references Mr and Mrs James Dougherty of the Ridges and hints at an entered car scenario.

Paul Dougherty Clearfield Chicago Paul James Dougherty

Lancaster Automobile Club Resolutions on Road Safety

The Lancaster Automobile Club adopts resolutions urging members to promote safe driving and respect all road users. It pledges cooperation with public officials by providing information on reckless violators, whether or not they are club members, and commits to defending only unjustly accused members after due investigation.

Lancaster Automobile Club Lancaster Auto

Stoneville Festival and Local Baseball Notes

A church festival is planned in Stoneville on Saturday night June 27 with all welcome. The Stoneville baseball team lost 14 to 5 at Bigler that day. a first inning triple play highlighted the game. George Wolstencroft returned home to a birthday celebration with friends and relatives, plus a dance and supper. Fred E Shugarts is back from Lock Haven after attending the Central State normal. Wava Shugerts and Lars Shugerts of Bigler visit grandparents. The Stoneville half team faces Wallaceton on Saturday June 27 at Wallaceton.

Stoneville Bigler George Wolstencroft Fred E. Shugarts Lock Haven Central State Normal Wava Lars Shugerts Squire George B. Shugarts Morgan Glen Richley Fred Wisor Wallaceton

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Wisgin Esas Beame Rebecca of Sunnybrook Waitseill Cat Dr. Perry Walt Still Uncle Barty Intercat A. J. Hagerty, Ashley Thorn, Thomas T. Beahan Feantis Catholic Church
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