Lyons Plans to Rebuild Plant Razed by Fire
Union City April 1 a baseball bat factory suffered a destructive blaze marking the start of the season. Harry Lying president of the 1-year old Company announced the plan to rebuild and restore jobs within three weeks. He estimated the loss at about 10 000 with half covered by insurance and noted salvaged machinery. The fire was blamed on a spark from the boiled room. The plant, a one story concrete building on Pleasant Street, was a major local industry. Lyons prepared to begin reconditioning work Friday.
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Union City
Harry Lying
Oll
Wig
Lyons
Haschutt
Red Oak Newsletter Summary From Fragmented Text
Red Oak newsletter items list residents visiting, relatives returning home, and local names. Lois Foley returns home after a visit. Mrs Clifton Morris on the sight list. Mentions of John Remley family, Eshon Romley, Car enden, and Monae at Totensila Pa. Metin Foley and Albert Morris swore business in Menlville.
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Aad Wan
Spriy Mb
Mes
Metin Woley
Blaudarte
Lois Foley
Braddock
Clifton Morris
Joseph Peele
Poe
Aneta
Allen Stewart
Tra Hickss
Rowley
Ty Bee
Allin
John Remley
Carnie Benner
Aly Cornell
Merlin
Monae
W. Ticksoe
Totensila
Metin Foley
Albert Morris
Businss
Menlville
Monitay
Jey
Olean Boy Struck by Car Near West State Street
A youth from Olean was injured after being struck by a moving machine on West State Street between Ninth and Tinth streets Thursday evening. A physician examined him but reported the injuries were not serious.
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Olean
Rowe
West State Street
August Becker
Irving Stryet
Tinth
Qifterneen
Lecleer Ti Goljey
Spartansburg Honor Roll Pupils Listed
Spartansburg Vocational School lists honor roll pupils across grades with extensive names. Easter plans, tuberculosis testing, and community events fill the week as students look toward promotion and spring vacation.
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Spartansburg
Sparta
Medicine Price List From An Old Advertisement
A dated price catalog lists various tonics and remedies with prices. Items include Pierce’s Remed, Pinkham’s, Absorbine Jr, Bronchuline, Tanlae, Konjola, Wampole’s, Miles Nervine, Dewitt’s Kidney Pills, Vicks, Father John’s, Scott’s Emulsion, Creomulsion, Creo Malt & Phos, Agarol and Citrocarbonate, with amounts ranging from 59 cents to $2.50.
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Wampole
Corry Young Man Has Close Call in Crash
Union City April 14 Tom Sales and Neil Chapman both of this city with Ralph Ward of Sorry had a narrow escape from serious injuries in a Beaverdam Elgin intersection crash about five miles east of here on the Corry Union City pavement. The Ford roadster driven by Gates left the highway and rolled over. The occupants escaped with only minor cuts or bruises. The other car, a Ford sedan, was driven by Melvin Donstilson of Ree.
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Union City
Tom Sales
Neil Chapman
Ralph Ward
Sorry
Hadia
Uley
Beaverdam-Elgin
Here
Corry Union City
Gates
Melvin Donstilson
Ree
Notime Set for Knapp Hearing In Union City
In Union City on April 14 Alderman Frank Golezkowski scheduled a hearing for John M Knapp of Youngstown on involuntary manslaughter charges tied to the death of 33 year old Thomas Goch who died March 24 from injuries in a Corry Union City highway autoc accident. Papers were served in Youngstown and Knapp was released on bond. He faces a civil suit for $60,000 damages filed by the victim’s widow.
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Onion City
Frank Golezkowski
John M. Knapp
Youngstown
Thomas &. Goch
Cochran
Union City
Brewery Resumes Operation in Elmira After Prohibition Lift
Three local brewers who operated before prohibition resume beer production as the two and two percent beverage law eases under federal authority. One firm restarts manufacturing, signaling a broader revival of brewing in Elmira as regulations shift.
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Elmira
N. Yi
Lesa
Companion Cropping In Gardens By DEAN HALLIDAY
Companion cropping is the sowing of more than one crop in practically the same space at the same time. The seasons of maturity differ, and earlier crops are harvested before later ones. Plants may be planted in the same row or alternating patterns to maximize ground use, with careful selection of compatible crops.
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Dean Halliday
Carian Riepert
20000 Forest Trees Planted In County This Period
Records from the extension division of Utah State Agriculture College indicate that around 000 small forest trees have been planted on farms in this county over the past three years. Most plantings aimed at windbreaks and wood production.
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Salt Lake City
Utal
Utah State Agriculture College
Farmer's Close Escape as Bull Attacks Him
April 14 Farm life turns perilous as Park Gilmore, 53, narrowly escapes a bull attack at his farm near Girard. He was injured with a fractured leg, neck and lip wounds, after wrestling the animal for minutes and being driven over a fence. He was taken to St Vincent's hospital in an ambulance. the bull, about three years old, ran wild weeks after purchase. Gilmore, though severely hurt, is expected to recover.
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Park Gilmore
Girard
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Gilmore
Weeks
DIES JUST WEEK AFTER HUSBAND JAaeetOWN OBITUARY
Mrs Jennie E Lopus of Watts Plats died at her home at seven o clock exactly a week after her husband E Jeffer son Lopus both died of pneumonia She was 71 born Sugar Grove Pa July 9 1851 one of ten children of John and Nancy Abbott and a member of South Harmony Grange Funeral services will be held at ER ROGIS of HOR AATOdH Mrs Lyn Ransom Watts Wats Sunday after riven at 2 block
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Jaaeetown
Jennie E. Lopus
Watts Plats
E. Jefferson Lopus
Lapis
Sugar Grove
John
Nancy Abbott
South Harmony Grange
Neld
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