Sharon city council approves two contracts for alarm boxes
Sharon city council awards contracts to Helge brothers for installation of police and fire alarm boxes and a metering ratio system with work to be finished in eighty days. A mixed list of local notices and incidents follows, including a college student injury and a club president election.
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Local notices include postponements and crimes in New Castle
Inclement weather delays the McCray Ladies Aid meeting. Four teen youths jailed for joyriding, with 21 cars taken in four months. Mary Keleher recovering after eye operation at St Vincent’s. Albert Spence burned starting an engine near Pleasantville. Jillian Guild supper set for Feb 12. Anti-vice drive clears gambling. racketeers hit for 4000. Erie murder case linked to Wurzer pistol from Erie. Win-Some Class rescheduled to Wednesday. RH. H. Club meets with quilt places to bring. Valentine candy boxes at Keister’s. Card party sponsored by American-Chub at West Main. Ladies class at Armory rink. Clara Wiley and Owen Standelif wed in Erie. Herbert Putnam Bishop dies at 78 in Fredonia. Village clerk Leavis chosen years ago remains in post.
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Armory Skating Rink
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Valen tine candy firms and town events in brief
City notes Gauze toilet paper to be sold at 5 for 9 cents and delivery offered by Will J Wilcox. City moves against gambling devices with Mayor Charles R Barber seeking latest court decisions. numerous social events and church notices appear, including St Pauls Lutheran Ladies Ald Society and Degree of Honor dinner. A toboggan accident injures Moneyham near Lamont. birthdays and hospital updates follow. a Kane fire causes $200 loss. Bendigo park project approved with 94 51.12 federal grant. Warren Borough votes to accept PWIA grant for municipal building up to $52,580. multiple civic and charity gatherings listed.
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GOP Farm Bill Introduced in Senate by McNary
United Press reports the Republican substitute to the administration farm bill was introduced in the Senate by Sen. Charles L. McNary after a fresh attack on the admin plan. The measure, modeled on ideas from George N. Feek, would create a soil conservation program with incentives for farmers joining production centers and aims for a vote late this week.
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Iron Once Ornament Copper Test Use
A test explored four metals to be discovered with iron initially used to craft a small ornament. The artifact shows iron was the original material choice before integrating other metals in the discovery process.
Mayor Miller Rules Saloon Disorderly
Amarossy found guilty of operating a disorderly house and fined $0 and costs of $5 or AD days in jail. Witnesses described a brawl at the user joint with multiple claims and counterclaims. Several defendants were discharged, others fined, and hearings postponed for further proceedings.
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Two Planes Feared Down In Atlantic Rescue Efforts Underway
Two large flying boats are feared down in the Atlantic after the City of Buenos Aires began its second crossing from Walter after weather delays. The craft reported its position about 600 miles off the Brazilian coast near St Paul Island and was en route to Dakar, Senegal, with grim weather conditions hindering search and rescue operations.
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Missouri highway funds spent on improvements in 1935
The Missouri highway program allocated 17,401,427 dollars in 1935 for road improvements. T. H. Cutler, chief engineer of the state highway commission, announced the figures amid discussions of road quality and funding.
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Sure Had a Loud Vote Stentue Wag One of the Uweks Before Troy
A garbled OCR item notes a loud vote involving speakers and a stentorian voice, mentioning Troy and Mon, with unclear names and details due to text damage.
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