Weekend of changes in weather and bids for highway paint
The article notes extended forecast for Saturday January 4 with warmer and colder trends and rain or sleet in places. It reports the Department of Highways soliciting bids early in the year to prime 120000 gallons of traffic paint for 12000 miles of roads, with 16 gallons per mile. Also mentions 1949 department plans, and spring line painting. There are other items: the 1917 Pennsylvania Farm Show with Miles Hurst noting 100000 daily visitors, goods registrations to curb dealer fraud, and a series of local notices including marriages, divorces, and civic actions.
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Department of Highways
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Highway Department
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United States
Agriculture
Miles Hurst
Gomaniston
State Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Markets
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Jamestown
Erie County
Elmer Hivans
Victor E. Moster
Erie
Hazel R. Moster
Corry
Richard Sandquist
George Bridenbaker
France
Tamestown
America
Morton
Esso
Hash Main Street
Carl N. Gates
Laurence Morton
Dua
Joseph E. Cataltu
Pauline L. Popovich
Spartansburg
Sherman and
Ollie Newman
Cleveland
John Dascagnes
Federal Communications Commission
Community Broadcasting Company
Evie
John Blackmore
Chester Zerbe
Edward Petrillo, Jr
Hartford
Conn
Edward S. Rogin
Ringling Brothers
Barnum and Bailey
Lloyds of London
Charles Parkhurst
West Coast
Frederick Parkhurst
Navy
California
Mr. Parkhurst
Pennsy
Buffalo and Pittsburgh
Clymer
Philip Whitehead
Lawrence
William Zafirapilos
Warren
M. J. McMahon
Joseph Burkhart
CIO
Philip Murray
Omar M. Bradley
Irving Abramson
National
CSO
Harborcreek
Joseph Seep
South Penn Oil Co
Buckeye
Eureka
Bradford
Allegany District
Allegany
Martin
Old Parkhurst
Smith Street
Someoe
Tvestigation
Corry Hospital
American Red Cross
Agriculture Department
Me Bank
Paue’s Men’s Wear
Ayer
Wwe
Om Ae Fresh Creamery Butter
Bae Oes
Castile
Boon m
Ee Barrington Hall
Avateabee Skirkman
Lée
Fares
Seay Pwv
Swan Soap Ely
Ege
Merrins
Sedar
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