County Officials Meet with Highway Dept on State Aid for Roads
County commissioners left for Harvie Ware to confer with State Highway Department about state funds for new road construction. Estimated county road spending is 500 dollars authorized by voters in November. Officials seek full state aid and plan to press for support on various outlying road projects. They expect to return by Wednesday night and act on multiple road requests.
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Erie
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State Highway Department
Texas
Dunount
Joseph F. Rogan
Allin Maclean
Charles T. Davis
Bride to Be Honored at Home Bridal Shower
Uninn City Times notes Mire ili Brakeman hosted a bridal shower at her Third Avenue home Friday evening for her sister Kathleen Brake and her approaching marriage to Mr. Samuel Bell of Corry. Guests included Mrs Olga Shreve Mrs Helen Harris and several named neighbors and friends. The event featured a decorated table, gifts in a basket, and a lively social hour before the planned early spring wedding.
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Third Avenue
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Kathleen Brake
Samuel Bell
Corry
Ovat
Amd
Murlenjoyen
Marjorie Purves
Frances Tuttle
Georgia Loan
Mary Stark
Wada Dilaway
Katherine Burns
Lacy Thorney
Mildred
Kathleen
Tidju
Murrett Fetkeman
Three Hurt In Auto Crash In City
Three clean young men, all semi pro football players with the Olean Independents, suffered injuries when their car skidded and overturned. Sage Dugan, Frank Slayer, and James Tracey were hurt. Dugan had a knee cut, Slayer a nose cut, Tracey a fractured and bruised right hand. They were taken to Bradford Hospital and later released.
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Olean Independents
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Inheritance and Estate Taxes Settlement Plan Ad Offered
Equitable Life of Iowa promotes the Estate Tax Settlement Plan to provide cash for paying inheritance and estate taxes at death. The ad urges consulting any Equitable Life of Town agent for details on the plan to equate valuable assets and cover taxes.
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Local diner robbery suspect nabbed on train ride
Police claim Francis Kelley, accused of rubbing a $45 cash fill at Dailey's Diner on Peach Street, was arrested aboard a Pennsylvania train in Wirren, Pa. Detective Bert Hazerty and AG Abe Un Om station led the inquiry. Kelley reportedly bought a ticket to Philadelphia as rain fell at 7 a.m.
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Peach Street
11Th
12Th Streets
Francis Kelley
Wirren
Sumder Morn
Bon Dibble
Dibble Ford
Bert Hazerty
AG Abe Unom
Kelley
Philadelphia
Inter-Famely Trust Bared In Police Report
A troubled family dispute erupts as claims surface that Elizabeth Liranof and her daughter Liorothy Steill conspired with Theodore Karenoff to arrest Mrs Smranoff for alleged breach of peace after Smranoff learned of an alleged clandestine affair during a Chicago visit.
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Theodore Karenoff
Chase
Liorothy Steill
Ales
Elizabeth Liranof
German’ Street
Authors Club Meeting Highlights Current Events Review
Ten members answered roll call at the library for a Monday evening Authors Club meeting. Miss Chloe presented a review of Herbert Spencer and Mrs Norton reviewed Nietzsche. Mrs Allen read a chapter from The Max in Asbestos. The papers were well received by members.
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Nietesche
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Reed Opens Stump Campaign in Southwest
United Press reports Senator Tim A Reed of Missouri opened his southwestern campaign addressing Democratic leaders in Texas urging party unity to defeat the Republicans. He attacked campaign contributions as option purchases and criticized policy ties to big interests, naming former Attorney General Daugherty and Treasury actions under Harding. A separate notice states a contract for a St Ann’s Catholic church school near Morrell was awarded to William McIntyre and Sons, Sharon builders, with costs estimated between 75,000 and 100,000.
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A. Reed
Missouri
Reed
Texas
Tig Sampaign
Southwest
Republican Party
Harding
Seneral Marry M. Daugherty
Secretary of the Treasury
Atelion
Italy
Doline
St Ann's Catholic Church of Morrell
William McIntyres and Sons Company
Sharon Builders
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Readers
A stream of letters from grateful women across the nation praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from long standing female ailments. The testimonials claim renewed energy, relief from heavy workloads, and improved health after use, with many noting lasting improvements and willingness to recommend the remedy to others.
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California
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Pinkham
Warren
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Washington and Lincoln led with steadfast resolve and duty
A reflective piece on George Washington and U S history portrays Washington as a disciplined, strategic leader who endured hardship for independence. It compares his era to Lincoln’s Civil War, praising leadership, unity, and restraint of slavery while noting later figures like Alexander and Pedro as rivals in the broader arc of history.
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Harry Lee
Monmouth
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Ituasia
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Brazil
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Dom Pedro
Charlemagne
King David
Napolleon
Washington and Lincoln under fire in wartime rhetoric
Charles W. Barritt of Corry Pa notes harsh charges against Washington and Lincoln. The piece recalls brutal acts upholding propaganda against them, cites taunting comparisons, and suggests many figures shared blame with those leaders amid wartime backlash.
Holiday Hours At Post Office On Washington's Birthday
The usual holiday hours will be observed at the post office tomorrow Washington's birthday. Stamp general delivery and money order windows open from 7 to 11 a.m. and 7 to 3 p.m. Mail will be dispatched received and distributed to boxes as on any holiday. No city or rural carrier delivery but collection from boxes in the business district at 11 p.m. and 4 p.m. Special delivery matter receives prompt attention.
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Harris jug patitio Con yrronery leghenty on the April 7
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an event dated April 7 and references Harris, patitio, and leghenty with unclear context. No clear names, places, or outcomes available to confirm a specific news item.
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