Jamestown to Begin Erie Station Project Next Week
Jamestown officials announced that a $285,009 Erie Station project will start by mid next week. Engineer Haglin of Winston Brothers Construction said local labor will be used where possible and sub contracts will be let in Jamestown. He will inspect the West Second street site with a team of engineers.
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Produce Market Mixed Prices on Pittsburgh Wholesale Market
United Press reports moderate demand across fruits and vegetables in Pittsburgh wholesalers. Apples steady to higher. cabbage and onions steady. potatoes generally weaker with varied regional prices. carrots, apples, cabbage, onions, and potatoes listed with multiple regional price points and bulk quantities.
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Huge dirigible may visit Erie on wave of airship tour
Erie could glimpse the Akron Navy airship as it embarks on a shakedown cruise from Akron. The massive craft, longer and broader than the Graf Zeppelin and carrying over 40 tons, may fly over Erie on its lakefront route next Tuesday or Wednesday if plans hold.
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Soviet Russia as Seen by an American continues
An American observer critiques Soviet policy toward religion, noting church destruction but preservation of some structures. He highlights the Cathedral of the Redeemer in Moscow, its gold dome, and argues ideology fills the spiritual void left by churches. The piece mentions Lenin’s cult and the state tomb in Red Square, with evolving myths surrounding the leader.
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Ferns Displayed At Chelsea Flower Show In 19th Century
A fragment recalls a Chelsea England flower show featuring two varieties of ferns, some reaching ten feet tall. The display showcased large, lush specimens as part of an elderly, long-standing exhibit.
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Colonel Drake Barn Fire and Lightning Strike Report
UNION CITY August 21 A large basement barn on the Walter Weed farm near Shreve Ridge burned to the ground after a severe electrical storm. The blaze started when the barn was struck by lightning. residents and neighbors fought the flames but the structure and a full crop and equipment inside were destroyed. No stock was lost.
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Communist zeal surpasses Christian fervor in era says source
The article quotes a speaker who claims Lenin inspired radical leadership and calls true Communism stronger and more fiery than modern Christianity. It asserts Communists seek to spread their theory globally and contrasts beds claimed for George Washington with revolutionary fervor.
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Unidentified man dies after fall from freight train
In Salamanca on August 21 a westbound Brie freight worker found a dead man near the Carrollton traverse. The victim, about 40, 5 feet 8, 170 pounds, gray eyes, dark hair, wore a black coat, blue pin-striped trousers and a grey cap. Only initials I B on the right arm identified him. The skull was crushed and numerous cuts noted.
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Erie Wreaking
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City toss sparks rebuilding plans after $3600 loss
The incident drew many locals as evening shadows fell. Mr. Weed reported the toss at $3,600 and said it was partly covered by insurance. He plans to rebuild.
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Fleo
Emerson Family Annual Reunion Held Across States
The fifth annual Emerson family reunion was held on Saturday August 16 at the W. 3 W. hall on Washington Street. Attendance reached 103 with relatives traveling from Cedar Rapids Waterloo Ohio New York and several towns. The event opened with community songs and recitations by Miss Wilma Jeane Colister Homer Staley and C. After a brief business meeting the year’s officers were re-elected: G. W. Emerson president Rev RB. Embergon vice president Miss Breda Carter secretary and treasurer. Eight hundred miles away relatives attended Cedar Rapids Waterloo and seventeen others from Ohio and several other towns.
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Hile
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Carry
Grand Valley
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Mac Bear Will In Stretch Backl
Mac Bear will in stretch backl.
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