Agricultural Almanac Offer Cuts Subscription Rates
The notice advertises advance payments for the syoam Weekly Press and the Republican and Tri-Weekly Tribune. It highlights special year long rates for leading metropolitan allies and a Practical Harmer and Agricultural Almanac deal. Subscriptions paid in advance cost 1.75 dollars, with a 2.00 dollar yearly price for the combined papers in some cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syoam
Republican
Tri- Weekly
Tribune
Harmer and Agricultura Almanac
Wanrep Personal Loan Offer by First Mortgage
A loan of 150 to 200 dollars is offered for one to three years secured by a first mortgage on real estate. Inquiries are invited at this office. June 11, 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange Hotel
Fugitive Hank Ernst Still at Large
Hank Ernst remains at large after all efforts to capture him have failed. authorities have issued no new leads but continue to search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank” Ernst
Idlers Take Position at Camp Idleness by Fishing Creek
The Idlers establish a camp on Camp Idleness located along the Fishing Creek above Orangeville, occupying the riverside site. Their move signals a temporary settlement away from town activities and signals a shift in local routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idleness
Fishing Creek
Orangeville
Infant Clifton Sharpless Dies at Eight Months
Clifton infant son of Mr and Mrs William Sharpless of Orangeville died Monday at eight months old. Wilfred S Lyons and Miss Carrie I Wood of Central were married last Thursday by Squire Jacoby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
William Sharpless
Orangeville
Wilfred $. Lyons
Carrie I. Wood
Central
Squire Jacoby
Mrs G W Mifflin to Replace Street Pavement
Mrs G W Mifflin replaces the old stone pavement in front of her residence with Ohio grey stone. The Fair catalogues are being prepared for distribution by month end. Berwick will get free delivery starting December 1 with three carriers and a substitute. Hawke Building Stone Company stockholders are advised of a dividend payment on September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Mifflin
Ohio
Berwick
Hawke Building Stone Company
Quakertown Man Visits Bloomsburg Kin and Camp Idle
E B Clark of Quakertown visits Bloomsburg relatives and plans to pay respects at Camp Idle during his trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Clark
Quakertown
Bloomsburg
Camp Idle
Morton to Preach at Presbyterian Church Services
Rev. C. G. Morton of the Presbyterian Church of Sunbury will preach in the Presbyterian church next Sunday morning and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Morton
Presbyterian Church of
Sunbury
Presbyterian Church
Berwick Pair Wed in Scranton Ceremony
Annie Solleder of Berwick daughter of the late Sylvester Solleder wed Friday at Scranton to D. C. Johnson also of Berwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Solleder
Berwick
Sylvester Solleder
Scranton
D. C. Johnson
Court Hears Rail Bridge Crossing Case at Catawissa
The Court heard evidence and argument on Tuesday on the application of the Columbia and Montour Electric Railway Company to cross the bridge at Catawissa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia & Montour Electric Railway Company
Catawissa
Finest in the State: Columbia County Fair Grounds Race Track
Those with track experience praise the Columbia County Fair Grounds course in this town as among the finest in the state. The Li is in splendid repair at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia County
Regimental Reunion Planned by Pennsylvanians at Lackawanna
The One Hundred and Thirty Second Regiment of Pennsylvania Volunteers will hold its next reunion at Lackawanna on September 17. Columbia county furnished two companies to this regiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
One Hundred and Thirty Second Regiment of
Pennsylvania Volunters
Lackawanna
Columbia County
Republican candidate W K Lord visits Bloomsburg with Mt Carmel supporters
Hon W K Lord, Republican congressional candidate for the short term, called on political leaders in Bloomsburg today. He was accompanied by several friends from Mt. Carmel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Lord
Bloomsburg
Mt. Carmel
Y W C I U of Cabin Run Apron Social
The Y W C I U of Cabin Run hosts an apron social on Friday evening August 8 at William Stahl’s home. Refreshments will be served and a good time is promised for all inv ited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabin Run
William Stahl
Joplin man injured in belt accident at Almedia site
Harry Dent of Joplin Missouri was installing machinery at the lead at Almedia when caught in a belt on Monday morning and seriously injured. Dr Wolf of Espy treated the wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Dent
Joplin
Missouri
Almedia
Dr. Wolf
Espy
Dr James MacKenzie Appointed Head Master at Dobbs Ferry School
Dr. James MacKenzie, renowned educator, becomes head master of a prominent Dobbs Ferry Hudson school. The former Normal School student from about thirty years ago is noted for his reputation in education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James 0. MacKenzie
Dobbs Ferry
The
Hudson
MacKenzie
Center Two Man Shoots Blue Heron on Tuesday
A.C. Creasy of Center Two shot a blue heron that stood over three feet tall. The bird was wounded when a wing broke, and he lured it before the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C. Creasy
Postmaster Recommends Searles App for Bloomsburg Route
Under authority of the First Assistant Postmaster General, Postmaster Brown recommends William E. Searles as substitute carrier for Bloomsburg to fill the vacancy caused by Benbuch promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
William E. Searles
Bloomsburg
Benbuch
Drowning of Henry Dirk’s Son at Sunbury
An eighteen year old son of Henry Dirk, formerly of Pine Sum ult, drowned at Sunbury on Friday night. His body was recovered Saturday morning. Dirk and a companion named Rogers were in a boat when they crossed a steam channel. Rogers swam to safety while Dirk, unable to swim, perished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Dirk
Pine Sumult
Sunbury
Dirk
Rogers
Brooklyn Pastor Preaches at Bloomsburg Baptist Church
Rev. W. M. Tinker of Brooklyn occupied the pulpit at Bloomsburg Baptist Church on Sunday morning and evening to the delight of his former parishioners. Rev. and Mrs. Tinker are visiting friends in Bloomsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Tinker
Brooklyn
Bloomsburg Baptist Church
Mrs. Tinker
Bloomsburg
Bridge contractor to remove Willow Springs canal span
C. H. Reimard who holds the Mifflinville bridge contract will remove the Willow Springs canal bridge to improve access to the river bridge. He will obtain stone from the abutments for filling in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Reimard
Mifflinville
Willow Springs
Reimard
Insurance Secretary Struck by Lightning Sheltering in Shed
H. H. Brown of Scott township a well known insurance secretary had a close call Sunday afternoon when lightning struck the wagon shed on the Fairman farm as he sheltered there. He was stunned by the impact but survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Brown
Scott Township
Fairman Farm
Mr Brown
Train Delayed by Trestle Damage From Friday Rain
The B. and S. passenger train on Saturday morning was delayed several hours due to damage to the trestling at Central. The harm was caused by a sudden creek rise following Friday’s heavy rain likened to a cloud burst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Williamsport business leader Henry Brown dies in Long Beach
Henry Brown longtime Williamsport business figure died suddenly Friday morning in Long Beach Long Island while visiting for the summer. He was 78 years old and a brother of Mrs H H Grotz of Williamsport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Brown
Williamsport
Long Beach
Long Island
H. H. Grotz
Governor Expected to Attend Centennial Invitation
The governor did not pledge to attend the Bloomsburg Centennial but expressed a desire to accept the invitation. If private duties permit, he will likely be present on civilians day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomsburg
Choral Request for Centennial Week Religious Meetings
A chorus from Bloomsbury church choirs will provide music for the religious meeting at the M E church on Wednesday evening before the Centennial and at the library on Thursday. The first rehearsal occurred Monday evening at the M E church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomsbury
M. E
Lightning Kills Two Horses in Barn Blaze
Commissioner Kitchen found five horses struck in their stalls after a Sunday lightning strike. Neighbors aided, reviving three arousing them, while two horses were killed and burned in the barn.
Bridge Track Debate Over Catawiesa Crossing
The court should decide on one or two tracks based on modern experience rather than local whims. If a railway track is inconvenient, the entire bridge should not be closed to the driving public for the electric road’s benefit.
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Catawiesa Bridge
Civic Club of Bloomsburg Offers Free Rest Brooms
The Ladies of the Civic Club of Bloomsburg will run Free Rest Brooms on North Market Street above the square during the Centennial August 28 and 29. County ladies invited. Club aims to provide a pleasant, accessible rest area for ladies and children. Sandwiches coffee and milk will be sold at small cost. Toilet facilities will be provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Club of
Bloomsburg
County officials urged to inspect Catawissa bridge
The County Commissioners consider action to stop fast driving over the Catawissa river bridge. Residents note the bridge shakes when teams cross at a trot and urge hiring an expert to examine structural safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catawissa
Child Rescued After Creek Mishap Near Orangeville
A four year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs Jeremiah Ertwine living near the iron bridge above Orangeville, fell into the creek Monday afternoon. Rescued and revived by William Sands and James Trump, the child had wandered from an elderly caretaker who left him briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah Ertwine
Orangeville
William Sands
James Trump
Professor Bakeless Wins Pedagogy Chair at Bloomsburg
Prof T R Cresswell resigned after two years in Bloomsburg to join a Colorado state normal school. Trustees elected Prof O H Bakeless of Carlisle to the Pedagogy chair. Bakeless formerly taught at the Bloomsburg Normal and is a Lafayette College graduate class of 1879. He is regarded as one of the state's most successful teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Cresswell
Bloomsburg Normal
State Normal School
Greely
Colorado
O. H. Bakeless
Carlisle
A M E Church Bloomsburg Reopens After Remodel
The A M E church in Bloomsburg reopened on Sunday with Divine service after a remodeling that added a 10 by 30 foot front extension and removed the basement floor. Pastors and members largely did the work, cutting costs from an estimated 1000 to about 400. Rev J T Asken of Bellefonte preached the morning sermon and Rev W B Whitney read the dedicatory rite with help from B F Armstrong of the M C A and Rev M E McLinn of the Lutheran church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomsburg
J. T. Asken
Bellefonte
W. B. Whitney
B. F. Armstrong
M. E. McLinn
Lutheran Church
Hyde Returns from West. Backs La Grande Gold Mining
Townsman T. E. Hyde, recently back from a two month western trip, visits the La Grande Gold Mining Company where he serves as vice president. He endorses previous favorable reports and notes the company has expanded holdings along the Rio Grande and now needs a modern dredging plant to unlock large dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Hyde
la Grande Gold Mining Company
Rio Grande
Man Dies in Luzerne Hotel After Berrying Trip
John Klobenski of Luzerne Borough collapsed at O'Boyle's Hotel the evening he returned from berry picking. He drank brandy after reporting stomach pain, then died within minutes. The 40 year old is survived by his wife and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Klobenski
Luzerne
O’boyle
Destructive Thunder Storm Hits Columbia County
A Sunday afternoon storm lashed parts of Columbia County causing severe damage. A Fernville dwelling near Bloomsburg was struck and a child of Wood Welliver was stunned. A barn and outbuildings on County Commissioner Kitchen's Rohrsburg farm were destroyed, with partial insurance. An Elisha Hagenbuch barn near Cabin Run also burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia County
Fernville
Bloomsburg
Wood Welliver
Kitchen
Rohrsburg
Elisha Hagenbuch
Cabin Run
Mrs Pohe of Espy Dies After Prolonged Illness
After a long illness of dropsy and heart disease Mrs Pohe wife of Stephen Pohe died at her Espy home on Saturday night aged seventy. She was daughter of the late Charles H Hess of Mifflinville and sister of D A and H Hess. She was formerly married to Eleazar Heas, leaving two sons Rush and Harry Hees of Berwick. By her second marriage she leaves a son H S Pohe of Bloomsburg and a daughter Mrs Daniel Hughes of Espy. Funeral services were held at Espy Lutheran church and interment at Almeida Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. 8. Pohe
Bloomsburg
Daniel Hughes
Espy
Espy Lutheran Church
Almedia
Susquehanna Bloomsburg Berwick Railroad Incorporated
The Susquehanna Bloomsburg Berwick Railroad Company is incorporated and controls the Central Penna line from Watsontown to Orangeville. It plans to abandon Millville junction to Orangeville, extend from Eversgrove to Berwick, with completion by January 1, 1903, linking to Berwick’s car plant and seeking a Bloomsburg connection. Officers include J. H. Cochran president and directors F. H. Eaton E. B. Tustin C. H. Dickerman James I. Mitchell E. B. Payne Seth T. McCormick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susquehanna
Bloomsburg
J. H. Cochran
Williamsport
F. H. Eaton
Berwick
E. B. Tustin
C. H. Dickerman
Milton
James I. Mitchell
Seth T. McCormick
Dedicatory Services for Re modeled A. M. E. Church
The dedication followed three months of labor by the pastor and congregation to complete improvements costing $490.00. Last Sunday $65.92 was donated in cash and pledges totaled $120.00. Thanks are given to Mrs. E. A. Welker and S. N. Smith for notable service in work and donation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Welker
S. N. Smith
Nazareth Fair Set for Sept 16 19 in Sesqui Cent?ennial Year
The 50th annual Northanton County Agricultural Society fair will be held at Nazareth on September 16 17 18 and 19. Purses for races range from 300 to 500 with high class attractions and daily band concerts. The event aims to showcase livestock, goods, fruits, grain and art. For catalogues contact J R Reinheimer Nazareth Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton County Agricultural Society
Nazareth
J. R. Reinheimer
Pennsylvania Railroad Ten Day Excursions to Atlantic City and More
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces low rate ten day excursions from North Bend Troy Bellefonte Williamsport Macanaqua Sunbury Shenandoah Dauphin and other stations to Atlantic City Cape May Ocean City Seattle City Avalon Anglesea Wildwood and Holly Beach. Trips run on Thursdays August 14 and 28 with return allowed on regular trains within ten days. Tickets to Atlantic City via Delaware River Bridge Route or Market Street Wharf Philadelphia. Stopovers allowed in Philadelphia. For rates and schedules consult hand bills or E S Harrar Williamsport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
North Bend
Troy
Bellefonte
Williamsport
Macanaqua
Sunbury
Shenandoah
Dauphin
Atlantic City
Cape May
Ocean City
Seattle City
Avalon
Anglesea
Wildwood
Holly Beach
Delaware River Bridge
Market Street Wharf
Philadel
Philadelphia
E. S. Harrar
Local Social Notes From Western New York to Maryland
L. P. Kline and son returned on the 30th after two weeks visiting friends in Western New York. Wm. Masters and his niece Myra M. Eves left last Saturday for the Pacific coast and will be away several weeks. Miss Mary Pancoast of Washington DC is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eves. Charles Cutlers of Coatesville moved here on the 28th of last month and occupies Wilson M. Eves new Walnut Street house. Ralph Kisner of Danville has spent days with his parents on Main Street. Samuel Jacoby and wife visited their son Frank Jacoby in Scranton the past week. John J. Cornell and wife of Baltimore are making religious and social calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Kline and Son
New York
Wm. Masters
Myra M. Eves
Pacific Coast
Mary Pancoast
Washington, D. C
Charles Eves
Charles Cutlers
Coatesville
Chester County
Wilson M. Eves
Walnut Street
Ralph Kisner
Danville
Henry Kisner
Main Street
Samuel Jacoby
Frank Jacoby
Scranton
John J
Cornell
Baltimore, Md
Religious and social notes amid a stormy Sunday in Greenwood
The district records visits by prominent locals including Dr Wm Rote of Williamsport summoned for his brother Henry Rote’s illness and numerous attendees at the Friends meeting. Residents Josiah Heacock Ellis Eves Wilgon M Eves return from Philadelphia. Mrs Sarah E Eves and Louisa of Woodbury visit. Theron Eves and wife visit from Bloomsburg. A severe storm with rain hail thunder and lightning dampened Sunday activities. John Eves and Amos Heacock improve their homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Friends
Wm. Rote
Willamsport
Henry Rote
James O. Warner
Danville
B. Hicks
L. P. Wilson
Bloomsburg
Anna Kester
Mill Grove
Joseph Reece
Rohrsburg
Friends Meeting
Josiah Heacock
Ellis Eves
Wilgon M. Eves
Philadelphia
Sarah E. Eves
Louisa
Woodbury
N. J
Theron Eves
Millville
John Eves
Amos Heacock
Obituary of James R. Burnett Scranton editor dies at 38
James R. Burnett associate editor of the Scranton Truth died at his home in Scranton Sunday at 6 20 after months of illness. A longtime lawyer and journalist he edited several papers including the Evening Leader. He was 38 and survived by sisters Nellie Bessile and Julia. Funeral Wednesday at 9 30 a high mass at St Pauls Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Burnett
Scranton Truth
Lackawanna County
Scranton
Evening Leader
Nellie
Wyoming
Bessile
Julia
Mr. Burnett
Carbondale
Carbondale Advance
Judge Newcomb
St. Paul's Church
Rotary era visitors and local social round in Orangeville
John Vought and Shamokin sister visited last week while Mr. Vought taught music here years ago. Dr Jolly Wil Delong Frank Sidle John Megargell Rolland White joined Eagles Mere excursionists. Zola Beiles hosted a thirty two girl birthday party at her parents Horace and Mrs Belles. Numerous locals and visitors chatted, visited kin, and planned a farmers picnic if weather permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Jolly
Wil Delong
Frank Sidle
John Megargell
Rolland White
Eagles Mere
Zola Beiles
Horace Belles
Jacob Harman
Nebraska
Henry Harman
Danville
A. N. Dewitt
Ranslow Fister
Howard Grimes
Catawissa
Grimes
Mt. Pleasant Township
Kate Ale
Forks
Isaac Heacock
Greenwood
Bessie Appleman
Benton
Jonestown
Boyd Vance
Arthur Appleman
Leland
Olin Allebach
Paul Achenbach
Grassmere Park
Tressle Sharpless
Bloomsburg
Perry Freass
Bruce Frey
Wertman
Millville
White Deer Valley
Williamsport
Silas Appleman
Boyd Anderson
Shickshinny
Berwick Mourns Edward Wilson Aged 74 Dies at Home
Edward Wilson longtime Berwick resident dies at 74 from a disease complication at his Second street home. He worked as a moulder for Jackson Woodin Mfg Co before retiring thirty years ago. Funeral services held at the Presbyterian church with interment in Pine Grove Cemetery. Also notes visits, illnesses, and social events surrounding local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Wilson
Berwick
Second Street
Wilson
Jackson & Woodin Mfg. Co
Joseph Hunter
Presbyterian Church
James Nugent
Seventh Street
Helen Crispin
Bessie Smith
Arthur Clark
Berwick Social Roundup Features Visits and Travel
Mr and Mrs Harry O Christian and daughter Emma left Tuesday for Philadelphia Atlantic City and Cape May. Misses Grace and Ruth Paden spent Wednesday with relatives at Lime Ridge. Various visitors from Bloomsburg Espy Wilkes Barre and Detroit attended events in Berwick including a reunion for Mr Hartman on his 57th birthday and an open air concert by the Berwick band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry O. Christian
Emma
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Cape May
Grace
Ruth Paden
Lime Ridge
Michael Hartzell
Bruce
Bloomsburg
Elizabeth Waples
Espy
Maude Groh
Samuel Schweppenheiser
Hartman
Jonestown
Mr. Hartman
Ed. Hartman
Ralph
Wilkes-Barre
Frank Hartman
Miss van Desen
Waverly, N.Y
Mrs Cooper and family guest at Quackenbush home
Mrs J W Cooper of Hazleton and her son Charles of Newark N J stay with Mr and Mrs William Quackenbush on Front Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Cooper
Hazleton
Charles
Newark
N. J
William Quackenbush
Front St
Camp Penney Breaks Up After Week of Camp
Camp Penney closes on Monday as campers begin homeward journey. Local residents of Jones town praised for hospitality while visitors from Orangeville Forks Benton Cockneysville Berwick Scranton West End and Bowmantown mingle. Knights of Pythias excursion tickets to Los Angeles or San Francisco offered by Lackawanna Railroad with long return and stopover options through September 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Lackawanna Railroad
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Portland
Oregon
Colorado
Wyoming
Texas
California
Utica Pillow Slips and Table Linen Sale Notice
Listing of pillow slips and hemstitched items with prices such as 16c and 25c for 45x36 sizes. Unbleached table linen offered at 20c, with various price tags including 44c 56c 70c and 89c. Bed spreads shown at 95c and higher, with additional line items and measurements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goxgo
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the Republica
Blooms
Schuyler’s
Bloomsburg Land Improvement Com
J. Sanderson Woods
N. Y. Funk
Sec’y
Eyer
Stephen Pohe
J. R. Burnett
Orangeville News
John Vought
Shamokin
Mr. Vought
Berwick Personals
Aaron Martz
Malcolm Shannon
Harry Shannon
William Shannon
Tenth Street
Malcolm
McKees Rocks
Pittsburg
Westler
Northumberland
I. W. Hartman
James Evans
Elizabeth Paden
George Evelynd
Henrietta
B. F. Evans
Victoria
S. Earl Romig
Luther
Adamsburg
Berwick Band
Second and
Pine Streets
New York City
Howard Nuss
Mr. Leonard
Detroit
Mich
Youngstown
J. H. Catterall
Harvey Welsh
Zenith
Harry Welsh
North Market Street
Florence
Elizabeth Lowry
Watsontown
Creasy & Wells
Front Street
West Berwick
Martha Moore
D. 4. Miller
Foundryville
Minor Hartman
Bruce Briggs
Nescopeck
Wright
Robbins
Daisy
Edith Hippenstiel
Dora Rough
Maude Rough
Chestnut St
Roth
Jos
Lilly
Second St
Millie Miller
Tribune Fresh Air
D. A. Michael
W. Berwick
L. E. Walters
New Berlin
Berwick High School
Hotel Morton
Prof. Snyder
Orangeville Facts
Lucile
Burton Fister
Leona Carl
Cockneysville
Maryland
Elizabeth Bellas
Charles Stiner
Fernglen
Ward Robbins
Madge Bowman
Bowmantown
Boyd Johnson
Catawissas
Rebecca Megargel
Hetlerville
Bertha Hess
Laura Fister
Main St
Henry Hippensteel
West End
Meyers
Mellie Smith
G. B
Jas. C. Brown, PM
Ralston Health Shoes
Ralston
East Main Street
W. C. McKinney
Bloomsburg, Pa
Eed
LOWEN
Oxfords
Grenadines
Madras
Big Values Childrens
H. J. Clark & Son
Optician & Jeweler
W. L. Douglas
W. H. Moore
F. P. Purses
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