Saturday specials at Oneida and Washington markets
Special for Saturday markets advertises beef shoulder roast and beef boil at 12 1-2 cents per pound, and short rib beef at 10 cents per pound. Also notes funeral attendance for the Worthy Patron Brother Pett, and other local notices about meetings, cemeteries, and a Ford delivery car at Bly Laundry.
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Oneida
Washington
Lio Eastern Star
O'slock
Brother Pett
Gerry Thnilfy Association
Offleepu
Durbhan'n
Twowday Evanue
Siley
Freuoon
Molt Street
Mterment
Wade
Plug Grove
Porlalan Lake
Amey & Go
Ford Auto
Olive Tablets Promoted by Dr Edwards in 1900s Ad
An old advertisement touts Olive Tablets as a vegetable laxative alternative to calomel. It claims they improve complexion, appetite, and energy by stimulating bile and bowels without harmful aftereffects. The copy promotes price and dosage and mentions The Olive Tablet Company of Columbus, Ohio.
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Edwarda
Banarie
Didwardy
The
Olive Tablet Company
Columbus
Big Bargain Festival and Local Sales Shelved
One day left at Brownell's Big Bargain festival while Florida celery and shoes go cheap at West's Grocery and Brownell's, with bargain pricing on ladles and syringes noted. Chas. B Dids advertises 4488 Center Street as a sales point for restored items amid a cluttered early 20th century ad sheet.
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Florida
West
Brownell's
America
Center Street
Brownell
Lindstey
Druge
Powers announces Fur Wareson trip and press visit
President Pat T Powers states he and Harry Shelule have chosen a permanent home in Calvinge Bioull’s area and will accompany New York newspaper men to Buffalo to attend a federal meet. Gilmore and aide plan to date the currey Hoagon home time before week’s end while Robert B. Ward secures a favorable negotiation with minimal overlap with Brooklyn and Pittsburgh clubs.
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Pat T Powers
Kantion
Federal
Harry Shelule
Wareson
N.S. Ux
Hacer Powers
New York
Buffalo
Mets
Gilmore
Bis
Robert B. Ward
Brooklyn
Pittebore
French pug captured reported by Unite Press
Amsterdam February 26 reports say Georges Carpentier the French pugilist has been wounded and possibly taken prisoner by German forces. The claim is vouched for by reporters with troops on the western front.
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Unite Press
Amsterdam
Herlin
Georges Carpentier
Musterole promotes relief for rheumatism and aches
Musterole ointment marketed for rheumatism, chest colds, pneumonia prevention, and muscle pains claims frequent doctor and manufacturer backing. Available in 250 and 50 cent jars with a hospital size at 2.50, from The Musterole Company Cleveland Ohio.
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Velin
Chile
Drugest
Musterole Company
Leveland
Ohio
Comparison Furnishes Best of Proof at Local Marble Shop
The ad claims lower prices than agents, promising fine grained marble work and guaranteed quality. It urges customers to compare with out of town shops and highlights Maple Avenue address as the only granite and marble shop in the area.
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Caldwell
Lindstoy
First Avenue
B. W
Stennett & Son
N, F. Ames & Go
Thyeryone
Gorry
Maple Avenue
West's Saturday Specials list of varied groceries and prices
A Dutching list of items with prices for blended patent flour spring patent tablets onions olives grapes and other groceries. Includes maple syrup vegetables and canned goods with per unit costs and pound prices.
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Wens
Prand
Torgen
Canada
Musical show opens three night run at library
The library hosted a three day engagement by Me Jackson and Andrews musical comedy company. Despite rough weather a sizeable audience attended the opening night and applauded the troupe’s refined numbers and humor. The company promised two more strong performances and continued entertainment.
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Me Jackson and Andrews
Enire
Rural Credit Bill Passes Amid Agricultural Aid Moves
Washington reports the rural credit bill, creating a national farm credit board in government funds, attached to the agricultural appropriation bill. It envisions 10 year loans of $800 to $10,000 with 4 percent interest, a $10,000,000 permanent fund, and bonds to back it. Debate centers on financing, with House Senate conferees to refine details and a fight over foot and mouth disease funding.
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Washington
Sandter McCumber
Ehaibur
Chi Dituolf Wi
Watablial
Dover
Hullly
New Hampshire
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Brownell’s
Live Store
N. Center St
National Bank of Corry
Brownell Shoe Store
Tive Store
Center St
Knowlton
Wood
Burkhardt
Lindsey
Stennelt and Sonadit
Weats
Knowlton Bros
N. Stone
Robert Patterson Real Estate Agency
Pat T. Powers
Pittsburg Commercial Paper Company
Earl L- Brown
Cameron Block
Bell Phone
the Starr Granite & Marble Works
A. E.pettit
Florist
Tiree Vlodky
Uenat
Dro JO
Hack Skinner Brupregtor Sucerie — Prigaa Ressopstt Naggage Pransfarrer Ayli
Lyons
Abe
C. W. Lyons
North Center Street
G. Lindsley & Sun