Enjoyable Gathering at Jones Home
A well lit lawn event at the home of Aff and Mx Jones featured large decorative balls, colors of green air yellow, and tables with flowers. Guests enjoyed ice cream, cake, and music by Miss May Llowards, with Rev Parker reading scripture and leading prayers before singing and departing.
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Jones
Ateny
New York City
Miss May Llowards
Heys Caflisch
Parker
Finsulty
Crossed Wires wins Chautauqua Prize Play Contest
The play Crossed Wires by Richard A. Purdy won the $3,000 Chautauqua Prize for an original American author. It tells of two ambitious boys who swap careers through a series of comic miscommunications, culminating in romance and the idea of un-crossing life’s wires. The work will be produced on Chautauqua circuits before Broadway.
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New York
America
Sen Lero
Norosend Wites
Richard A. Purdy
Flanders Fields
Mr. Purdy
Init
Romarice
Clarion Road 1S Opened After Construction Delay
Franklin August 18 An underpass section of the Church Pike at Van was opened yesterday after weeks of detours. The tunnel segment remained unfinished two hundred feet due to delays in selecting the best route for completion.
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Franklin
Van
N Y Produce Market Prices Mixed With Dairy and Poultry Notes
Market report shows butter and creamery prices firmer with extras 4nm 4p%4e, eggs irregular and fresh, cheese steady with whole milk fats, live poultry irregular including broilers and turkeys, dressed poultry and eggs listed. Grain futures include rye flour, cornmeal, oats, barley and wheat ranges. PORK and LARD prices steady. diamonds teased in a separate line.
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Express
Manitoba
Pacific Coast
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Middle West
Counterfeiters Target Dunkirk Stores Near Franklin
Three Butler youths escaped injury when their Oldsmobile crashed into a Sugarcreek Road fence near Franklin after attending a Sugarcreek-sponsored event. The incident followed their May 18 outing with Kildoo and Smith, with Granes among the riders. A counterfeit $20 bill passed at Metropolitan Store in Dunkirk. the suspect fled after clerk attempted change.
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Franklin
Dunkirk
Main Street
Pranklin
Butler
Oldsmobile
Sugarcreek Road
F Kildoo
Staley Smith
John W Granes
Kildoo
Bechma
Olean Man Shot In Foot By Highwayman
On August 18 George Martin of Bol Kittanning Avenue Olean was shot in the foot by a highwayman on the Restof road. Martin, Lee Clark, and Walter McBride were confronted by a man with a revolver and flashlight who ordered them to slap. Three shots were fired, injuring Martin and damaging a windshield and a brick body. McBride drove Martin to Olean General Hospital after the confrontation.
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Olean
George Martin
Bol Kittanning
Hendy Seduyki
Nupda
Olean General Hospital
Martin
Lee Clark
Walter McBride
Clymer Notes on Local Deaths and Visits
News notes from Clymer New York detail visits to Hullalo and Bradford, timber contracts at Cherry Creek, and a long obituary for Whartos Rickerson born January 31 1848. The piece recalls a family reunion at Dowittville and funeral services for Gerald Lawrence Ruslink, plus community updates on local residents including a fractured hip for Mrs John Kosin and guests of the Bernini household.
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N. Y
Hy Young
Mimio B
Tathen Wees
Clyde
Saegertown
Clifford
Bradford
Cora Anderson
Corry
Bye Wailey
Rawlin Hill
Myra Nockers
Fix
Turtle
Corey
Albert Johnson
Eld Fom
Methodist Church
Ivan Kooncie
Todd Brown
Dowittville
Savind
James Howles
Henry Rnink
Frank
Reform
Ereenese
Jamies
Dairyenen'e Ley Plcnic
Stockton
Gerald Lawrence Ruslink
Ruslinik
Leine
Te Paski
Pantur
Gertrude Khebergen
Bernice Leythers
Mornwlive
Gerald
John Kosiin
PW. Neckera
Jamestown
Raymond Walters
Centerville
Ani
Theodore Mattlater
Wilton Koomun
Aid Mya J. J. Baldwin
Summit
Guy Bernini
Hays
Albert Tolinson
Harry
Watllai “Luttle
Wory IL Mine
Jonnie Mobink
Misty Reedel
Unlabuy
Ban
Feo Sn Automobile
Washlnygton
New Yokk
Boston
Remers
Pompling Necker
Milton ‘Ton
Gilbert Ton
Mra
Fred Ten Duckle
Sible
Ste
Mya
Jay. Mempas
Keie
Fucerit Juste
Anna Neckes
Proposed Pennsylvania constitutional amendment on tax exemption
A legal advertisement announces a joint resolution to amend Article Nine of the Pennsylvania Constitution. The measure requests voter approval on a Wednesday in November 1900 to exempt certain public properties and organizations from taxation, with specific carve outs for war veterans groups and public charities. Clyde J. King, secretary of the Commonwealth, publishes the notice.
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Commonwealth of Pensylvania
Grand Army
the Royal Legion of the United Blazen
Senate
Commonwealth of Vennsylvanis
Pennsylvanii
Mtr
Woldiers
Wathore
Maiien
Clyde J. Kino
Joint Resolutions on Pennsylvania Constitution Amendments
Fragmented OCR text outlines multiple joint resolutions in the Pennsylvania General Assembly proposing constitutional amendments. It references funds for highway improvement, debt provisions, and restrictions on county divisions, plus allowances and procedures for court actions, with named officials like Secretary of the Commonwealth and references to state authority and rail/transportation exemptions.
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