Geneva Man Arrested In Meadville For Forgery
Geneva man Lou Riley and a companion were arrested in Meadville after using a forged check for 8.50 to buy shoes on Water Street. The check, made out to W. M. Peterson in the name of S. W. Taylor of Geneva, was endorsed with Petersons name. The duo, alleged to be from Geneva, faced hearings Monday morning after dispatching to the city jail.
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Geneva
Meadville
Peterson
Jan
Ora
M Toca Shoeatoro
Lou Riley
Riley
Vantile
W.taylor
Genava
W. M. Peterson
Water Street
Erie Tax Revision Decision Victory for City of Erie
Philadelphia June The Supreme Court affirms a lower court ruling and dismisses the taxpayers bill challenging Erie’s annexation valuation revision. The decision emphasizes the findings and opinion of Judge Paul Benvert, marking a substantial victory for the city in the tax revision dispute.
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Supreme Court
Lower Court
Philadelphia
Jun
Reese
Erle
Oity Wd
Board of Tax Revision and Appeals
Paul Benvert
Eauke
Warren Show's Fine Display Of Poultry
The Warren County Poultry and Pet Stock Association opened its annual exhibition on June 5 with a strong start. Coop after coop of fancy fowls arrived and the building began filling as organizers prepared to accommodate entrants. Attendance on day one was highly favorable and signals a promising show ahead.
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Ware
Warren County Poultry and Pet Stock Association
Holiday sale ad with bargain groceries and gifts
A festive newspaper advertisement touts deep discounts on a wide range of Christmas groceries and treats. It lists items like Santa Claus mix candy, California mixed nuts, dates, pineapples, ketchup, pickles, olives, crackers, oysters, and beverages with prices aimed at enticing shoppers before Christmas. The copy also promises free items with orders over $1 and notes a seasonal “trust grocers” message.
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California
Santa Claus
Florida
Maine
North East
Cedes AG
Esceese
New York
Voultry
Wwe
Court Upholds Pure Food Labeling Standards for Medicines
United Press reports that the Supreme Court enforced strict labeling rules under the Pure Food Act. The Arnold case found a headache medicine labeled acid free actually contained a derivative of acetaminid, a poison derivative, and the prosecution was sustained.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
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Waterloo
Wales Hardware Co
ERIE
Brie Times
the Ladies Furnishing
Steen’s
Toggery
Beecham
Santa Claus Headquarters
C. J. Wood
Babbitt & Son
Rexall Store
Sea Island
W. H. Duffy & Co
Center St
Kodak
Premo
Fall East
Stirtiies
R. G. Lindsley & Son
First Ave
Everett’s
House of Bargains
Worry
Unlom Olty, Pa
J. S. Rogers
N. Center St
Asher Vanprinssen
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