Chautauqua notices and local events in jamestown era
City and vicinity items list sales at Arnold Millinery, prices under $1.50 and 8c. A five year old boy injured by a milk wagon is recovering. Planting of two trees at Chautauqua commemorates earlier founders with donor plates. Social events include a handkerchief shower for Miss Margaret West. A Wood’s auto shows strength for dealers. Reports of marriages, public notices, and local crime rewards appear, along with Progressive meeting details and agricultural institute dates.
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Arnold Millinery
Wegut
van ‘Tus
Nice
Chautauqua On
Morris and
Amex Avenues
PLP
BIW
Frank Ward
Democratic Stat Central
Cnmitten
J. D. Avery
Dalrymple
Howe
Allen Street
Margaret West
Thomas Hughes
Meat Shortage Fears Amid Trade and Disease Warnings
Washington reports a domestic meat shortage feared to worsen due to import restrictions from Australia and Argentina. Dr Ramsey warns epidemics threaten cattle regions in North America and Australia, while officials dispatch disease aid. In Bowton Mose August 13 John Russell, president of the National Grocers Association, rebuts Chicago pricing rumors claiming beef won’t collapse to extreme prices this winter.
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Ty United Press
Washington, D. C
United States
Aintraila
Uemark
Ramsey
Bureau of Animal Industry
Argentina
Bowton
Mose
Jonn Ussell
National Grocers Association
Chicago
Russell
Change in Employment Measure Brought by Women Telegraph Operators
Harrisburg reports a delegation of women railway employees from the Covenaugh division of the Pennsylvania Railroad petitioned the Public Service Commission to amend the Woman's Labor bill. They seek a forty five minute lunch period, arguing enforcement would force female operators off duty, impairing operations. Miss Ferguson presented the petition for the association of company operators.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Awsuotti
Pennsylvania Stain Public Service Commission
Misx Ferguson
Association of the
Gonempuga
Tomorrow at the Amusel A apocial bill of platures
A fragmented notice from a local paper mentions an event titled A Wine old Elephant and two other items. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but the teaser notes a maritime or fairground setting with multiple performances or displays and a general sense of stall activities and attractions.
Corry Car Wrecked in Ohio Near Ashabudy
A late evening accident on the Lake Shore line near Ashiabidli Ohio involving Mr and Mrs Petoh and Mrs McNutt caused their car to crash after engine trouble stalled on a crossing. All occupants escaped serious injury according to local reports from Girard observer Gy Fr Webator who learned details from the coachside.
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Ash'abuldy
Ohio
Ly Flow
Winton
Poteh
McNutt
Warr Toling
Ohowoen
Lake Shore
Gy Fr Webator
Girard
Owl Wight O
Adventist Camp Meeting Opens Well at Fair Grounds
The camp meeting opened with strong attendance as delegates and visitors arrive from across the Conference. Pastor Thernesland, president of the West Penn Conference, led the opening pulpit remark urging faith in biblical prophecy. Afternoon preaching by Pastor RB Dow Sail and tonight by Pastor W WF Sekwanty promise sessions through the day and evening. The public is invited to attend all services.
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Atlantis
Vsmnp
Fair Grounds
Plitlook
Thernesland
West Penn
Efek
Pablo
Earch
RB Dow Sail
Tekowa Park
D.C
Columbia Union Conference
W. WF. Sekwanty
Altoona
Missing Boy John Wy Ahives 14 Near Liverpool
Missing boy aged 14, description given, last seen from East Liverpool to Youngstown on Friday afternoon. Carrying a gold watch chain and wearing a Norfolk suit with bloomers and oxford shoes. Appeal for information to his guardians and local police. reward offered. Also notes related travel plans and contact details.
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John Wy
Chester
W. Way
Tock Springs Park
Oxford
Billy
Liverpool
Youngstown
Elgin
Ashtabula
Meadville
Citv
Bradford
Ponn
New York State
JK. Mayes
W. Wu
Bell
Baat fAverpool Tix
Land Bar Ownership Sparks Trespass Dispute
Anne Vity reports a dispute over land bar ownership near the Metroleum bridge where authorities halted work by a contractor crew. The interruption follows instructions from R. C. Shaw claiming the property as heir to Hill 98. The site, once a wooded island with wells, is described as a sand and gravel bar in local memory.
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OU Vity
Anne
Metroleum Bridge
Harry Ky Mohr
Hia Selon
R. C. Shaw
Col Well Avenue
T Hill
August Bargains at The Big Sale Counter
Special offers on nox corsets coats rain wear curtains belts lawns waistlines and hats with bargain counter prices. One lot wool coats dress belts and neckwear offered at fractions of regular prices as stock is moved for new fall goods. Limited quantities include white tailored waists and cream wool serge skirts, with warnings of slight soiling and no carryover of many items.
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Gi. Olson
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Waterford
Howder
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Aljekhony
Wellaville
Charles Stounm
Murvey Hill
Welleville
Suine
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Worest
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Sugar Grove
Ibe
Michola
Tyee
Theowen Cipan
Aurora
bin Tae
Machola
Hind
Aletalanes
J. W. Wilson
Corry
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Wilson
Chantauqua
Kennedy
Jamestown Journal
Tigin
Thalrelowe
Nike
Carrie Moore
New Bethlehem
Soha Depp
Oregon
Woler Aga Peoalue
Lyric Theater
Punnyghs
China
Australia
Perry
Green Bay
Greg Bay
Wis
Wisconsin Nations Guard
Lare
Baseball Park
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M. MH. de Youn
San Francisco Chronicle
Tax
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la Franselico
Land Bar
R. S. Johnson
G. N. Roberts
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