Bradford will seek new industry with 260000 pledge
Bradford citizens back a 260000 guarantee fund by the Bradford Chamber of Commerce for five years through April 1917 to attract or expand a desirable industry. Other items note a hospital operation for appendicitis, a local fire risk at Watson paper plant, and a railway service update.
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Tnex Mecusker
J. Roach
al Thy Ridgway Hospital
Bradford
Garantee
Bradford Chamber of Commerce
Parry Davin
Lina
P. Fh. al
Pennsylvania Maen
New York City
Philadelpha
Old City
Herald
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Watson Paper
Bawsaruss Street
Ace of Spades Romance of Dry Town and Love and Tears
A three reel show features The Ace of Spades, Romance of Dry Town, and Love and Tears. Two Western themed reels shine at the Lyric tonight with bold performances and lively crowd energy.
Ritter Agrees to Guthrie Plan in Pennsylvania Contention
In Harrishire on April 27 a letter from Walter B. Donnelly to George W. Guthrie discusses temporary convention leadership and a joint roll. Ritter agrees to Guthrie conditions, proposing Guthrie not seek re election as State Chairman and Palm er to drop as National Committeeman. Primary results show Disorganizers’ backlash against Pennsylvanian party control.
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Guthrie
Ritter
A. Mitchell Palmer
Penrose
Bis
Guffey
County Sealer Narrows Berry Confiscation Dispute
Westheld April 26 County Sealer John S Nevin confiscates sixteen quarts of berries from W R Douglas grocer claiming boxes were hot under 120 quarts rule. Douglas refuses plea of guilty, boxes measured and deemed above variation. Sealer returns berries to Douglas, seeks receipt, but Douglas says berries belong to him. unresolved.
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Nevin
Sevier
Douglas
Douglas Company
Sadler Agai
Putnam's Painless Corn and Wart Extractor Ad
An old advertisement touts Patt Putnam’s Painless Corn and Wart Extractor as a fast painless remedy to remove corns and warts with root and branch. It warns against dangerous substitutes and lists a price of 250, noting it is sold by certain sellers.
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Putnam
Putnam's
Arhgeists
Downey
Lyric Theater Romance and Drama Bring Quiet Tears
A fragmented notes list theater items and names. Mentions Abe Johnson and Westernatory themes with hints of romance and drama. Odd phrases like Pony votes appear, suggesting a local entertainment page item with unnamed performers and upcoming show details.
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Abe Johnson
Bondon
Bold hold up at Lyric buffet ends with bartender locked in
Ottawa April 27 report of a Lyric buffet robbery where attackers forced the bartender into a teahor and rifled the cash register. Police pursued via automobile and reported three suspects captured. details on arrests and motives unclear.
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Itebox
Ottawa
Tih
Lyric
Irian Automobile
Moud
Sings on Way to Scaffold in Barbados Tale
Fragmentary article describes a figure marching to execution while singing. It mentions Barbados and a condemned murderer, with garbled phrases about diet and local subsistence. The text is unclear but evokes a public punishment scene and colonial setting.
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J.D. Murrayy
Centerville
Wall
Conheal
Conneaut
Edward Englert
Hrandis Avenue
Thoms Ma
Daat Tenth Street
Scaffold
Ibert
P. Ke Millar
Pam Remember Our 15 Cent Luncheon
A brief notice recalls a 15 cent luncheon event sponsored by Pam Remember. The fragment mentions a small community gathering and a low price meal, with emphasis on nostalgia and local participation.
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Pam
Deafness Cure Claim by Constitutional Remedies
An advertisement asserts deafness cannot be cured by local applications and promotes a constitutional remedy. It claims deafness results from an inflamed mucous lining and offers a $100 reward for any cured case. The ad directs readers to send money to SHENEY in Toledo and mentions a patent preparation.
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Toledo
Hail
Hats and Gloves Cleaned at Dresahd Street
A local cleaning service advertises removal of hats gloves and clothes cleaning services at 404 Canter Street offering wash dry and press options. The brief notice emphasizes broad garment cleaning.
Good Reasons for Joining the Order of Owls
Benefits include sick and accident coverage of $6 weekly, death benefit, free medical care, and Home National Nest pensions for widows and orphans, all for 50 cents a month. Members exchange aid within civil and mara laws, inviting new joiners before charter closes. Contact No 14 South Center Street Corry Pa.
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Home National Nest
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