Local notices and ads mix with odd items and errors
A jumble of ads and notices lists pineapples at Wests, Apple Jelly in Dul h, Kodak albums at Lindstore, a Gynoscone demo at the Auditorium, and a palmolive offer. Also mentions a Congregational Home Missionary Society meeting, charter approval for State Bank of Tidlonte, water use in Andover schools, and national tuberculosis funding figures. Also notes Eastman films at Lindstey’s and a Baptist Woman’s Mission Circle meeting on January 6. Capassi, age 17, wounded by a policeman at DuBais is reported in custody.
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Palmolive Suis
Durhat
Montravelle Wood
Nina
Ty W. H. Smith
Andover
Campalen Agalist Lyhereniosis
United States
Hernes
Baptist Woman's Mission Pircle
D. Wesiley
W. Wayne Street
Woitnee
Indies
Toseph Capassi
Roslor
Parolman George Stih
DuBais
Cappassi
Omic
John E. Dubois
Capassi
Wice
Morganza
Keystone Comedy and Travel Plans Highlight 1920s Pullman Era
The article notes a Keystone Comedy feature headlined by Fatty Arbuckle style stars and a travelogue through space imagery for 1920. It also reports on a U S crystal market expansion with restored US manufacture as German imports dwindle due to wartime bans. A 64 pound bear killed in ET county by Dennie Davis and hunters of the Lamont Rod and Gun Club was bought by James Bishop of Pittsburgh who will host a bear dinner after visiting his brother.
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Woolf
Mountain Top
Auditorium
United States
ET County
Dennie Davia
LaMont Rod and Gun Club
James
Bishop
Pittshurch
W. B. Bishop
New Fleming Hotel
Pittsburgh
Oddities and Notices From West's Advertised Goods and Local Socials
Readable fragments show West's ads for citrus fruit and celery amid local errands. Social items note Ming Bion York Matison hosting a dinner for Mrs James Phelps of Erie and the C and He Club gathering with Miss Mary Higgins on Grand surface, plus posters praising Montargris Woods and a Vaudeville program at the Lyric Theater.
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Ming Bion
York
Matison
Jamves Phelps
Erle
Mary Higgins
Grand Trunk workers oppose wage cuts in protest
Rail workers including 11 900 employees of the Grand Trunk railway and thousands more with Grand Trunk Pacific refuse pay reductions. In response to the notice of reduction, they announce they will oppose any attempt to impose wage cuts or costly measures. The mass action signals widespread readiness to strike if demands are not met.
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Railwna
Grand Trunk Railway Company
Grand Trunk Pacifi Tolway
Slippery Slim and The Tattered Dike Highlight Local Show
Readable OCR mentions a night of entertainment featuring Slippery Slim at Long Lane and The Peasant's Ide with The Amusel and The Night. Audience asked to attend Se evening program.
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Berstein
Bernstein Bros., Clothiers and Furnishers
West Main St
Lawton
West
Durham
Alexander and Co
Lindstey
Woods
Woat Nai Street
Thonllovser
Fatty 4Ig
Lindsley
Edgle
Hoyler
Uncle Sam
Jom Our
Holiday Savings Fund
National Bank of Corry
Norway
Mackeral
Florida
N. F. Union & Co
Ody
Montragils Wood
Tomer
Uy Moat
Fils City
Corry
Lyris
Ivrie Theater
Va Atic
Baptist Church
W Pleasant Streat
Secon Avene
Leon
Waltene
Joes
Christ
X Phorus Chole Mertore
Imporunos
LNG
West's
Durhas
Oivic
Mies Werence Wentley
Misa Gertrude Myrick
Erle Allroad
Nhip
Ghoo Dujlure
Bonditlina
Europe
Wright
Clark
W. . Wilcox Grocary
Mmmanuel Church
Ofolook
Haworth League
Mmembers
Agit
A. E. Pettit
Florist
East Main Street
Bell
Union
Depot
Strickly
Spartansburg Mills
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