New Years Cards and Local Notices in City and Vicinity
Winter term opens January 4 for city schools. Five cases of mistletoe poisoning reported in Oklahoma. Marriages recently recorded include Frante R. Hammond of Jamestown and Alice M. Brant of Columbus. January 14 is last day for liquor license applications. Lizzie McCray of Lovell's Station dies after illness. Erie Business Men’s Exchange notes kindness to a sick man who proved to be a landowner with mining and timber holdings. Public notices advertise masquerade ball and local store sales. telegraphic ads promote New Year cards and promotional items at local shops.
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Knowltona
Road of
Speclia
Knighty Toy
Neat
Mapleavenau
Elie
Marion Marland
Kuhet
Scholton's Hall
Columbus
Oklahoma
Allen
Warren
Frante Rt
Hammond
Jamestown
Alice MH. Brant
Courla
Wallace J. Par
Erie
Pacific Coast
Fargo
Corry
Acme Milling Company of
Penn’a
Local notes mix sports bids and obits in brief item rundown
A jumble of small town items covers a basketball game odds and ends, theatre notices, shop ads, and veteran death. Highlights include a Saturday game against Chey, a Six Month National Guard meeting, and obituaries for Horace W Noble and Mrs Clarissa Perrin noting long local ties and late life milestones.
Incomplete OCR Items from Amuse U Theater and Town News
Fragmented notices report a blue label on a box of cigars and a nationwide call for a new, counter Helavy Horisear position amid scattered garbled text. Estate appraisal for William Broadhead valued at 416 71.24 with a large inheritance tax in Chautauqua county divides among five children and a grandson. A derailment near eastern yards left a locomotive nose in the road bed, requiring a wrecking crane. Corry High School basketball lost 14 to 22 at Mayville, with local obstacles noted. City sidewalk fines rise to 10 dollars. ordinance officers cite icy sidewalks and occupants. Classifieds seek a concrete hardment foreman. Post 7MGA meetings and personnel are referenced amid garbled lines.
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Mores
Kane Repubilican
William Broadhead
Jamestowne Ni
Uis
Chautauqua County
St. Re
Corry
Mayville
Waslet
Holiday Vaudeville at Library Theater Tonight
The Library Theater presents a one hour touring vaudeville program titled Holiday iy Dirt featuring nine artists. The bill opens with a minstrel act followed by five vaudeville performances including Miss Mazie Tush known for one of the city’s sweetest voices, with The Wil and The UeWards, Robert Tourlant, and others, closing with the comedy sketch Vacation Day on the Old Plantation. Matinee Saturday at 2:50 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mazie Tush
UeWards
Robert Tourlant
Annual Meeting of Columbus Cemetery Association Officials
The Columbus Cemetery Association holds its annual meeting at Grange Hall on Tuesday January 10 at 1 pm. Elect five directors for two years and address other business as needed. Emma S Dutton, Secretary.
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Columbus Cemetery Association
Grange Hall
Emma $. Dutton
Rao
Trim the Trees Now Is Time to Trim
Trim the trees now as winter fades. Roy, send a card to R. L. Skinner, E. Waste street Corry, for assistance with yard work and tree trimming.
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R. L. Skinner
E. Waste
Street Corry
Philosophic lover arranges marriage after auto ride in Cinchinai
A man named Sayers witnessed a spontaneous wedding between Challinor and a young woman in Cinchinai. The couple chose to marry after a private ceremony followed by a celebratory ride around the city in a wealthy Philadelphia automobile.
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Cinchinai
Dee
Charles Sayer
Philadelphia
Challinor
Sayers
Aisa Hessie
Ap Sayers
Cinctimats
Senator Lorimer Case Sparks Senate Debate After Holidays
Washington observers report unusual interest in the William Lorimer case as the Senate prepares to review the privileges and elections committee record. Republican insurgent-leaning members reportedly study the testimony and may challenge the committee’s conclusions when the matter is brought up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Lorimer
United States
Illinois
Senate
No Fighting Yet As Armies Face Across Pedernales River
Washington dispatch reports no fighting has occurred in the border dispute between Hayti and Santo Domingo. Armies mass on both sides of the Pedernales River, the boundary line between the two nations remains tense but peaceful as officials expect an amicable settlement.
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Hayti
Santo Domingo
Pedernales River
Wasshington
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Rhabatta
Lizzie McCray
Kimball
Titotaan
Maple Avenue
Wallington Street
Babbitt
Cnis Sale
Dalsbirt
Meral Comtee
Turing
Palla
Knowlton
Ladlox
Turyge Uel
Ohuke
Ghar Bau
Tory K.P Lpurniture Co
Kurts
Bens
Patterson
W. C. Myers
Miss Ann Smith
Ladsley
Hornee W. Noble
Brive
Orange Noble
Pennsylvania
Noble
Clarissa Perrin
Fredonia
Connecticut
Amuse U Theater
Pittstore
J. Andrewe
Wuewlay
Smith
Steve Adiwit
Ruthwto
Bediulet
Pyalt
Lyric Theater
Senator Lormer
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