Classified Ads Include Various Local Sales
Brief local notices list sale items and contact points. Items include a Brussels rag, three pair mesh curtains at 262 Franklin Street and an Oak table through Mrs Miller at 47 North Ce piter Street. Other entries mention a brick sare at 2 West Mutt Street and a Treavy team sale at 104 venue Stl Vorgale.
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Libert
Pennsylvania
BRUM
Anttagt
Fuurtiis Park
J. Loy Iis
Liberty Street
Franklin Street
Port Sale Treavy Team
Mutt Street
HM Norton
West
Washington Street
Oak Table
For Rent Listings Summary
The fragment lists furnished rooms for rent at 614 South Venter Street and at seven rooms with lath for housekeeping near Pullman Restaurant, plus a seven room lot at No 8 Firet Avenue in Harris block and furnished rooms available at West's grocery. Contact Sam Jacobson and Coady title for inquiries.
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South
Venter Street
Cues Torrent
Mott Street
Tortrent
Tnquire
Pullman
Bub
Firet Avenue
Harris Block
Sam Jacobson
West's Grocery
Bbe
Ornamental Metal Ceiling Plans at Bell Street Address
Listing notes decorative metal ceiling options by C M Stewart at 108 1 Mair St Bell 1161. Includes sidewalls and planters with durable, crack free, peeling free finishes and versatile usage across locations.
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Stewart
Warren County Included in Big Power Project
Warren County is highlighted in a sweeping plan to create a large hydroelectric system fed by mountain streams. The project would extend across a wide swath of Pennsylvania from the New York line through Warren Forest Elk Clearfield Clarion Jefferson Indiana Cambria and Somerset counties toward Confluence and Metome county. The Clarion river dam would provide the power source as construction begins after years of planning.
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Erik
Pennsylvania
Lake Shore
Warren Light & Power Company
Pennsylvania Public Service
Pablic Vice Company
Johnstown
New York State
Warren, Forest, Elk
Clearbeld
Clarion
Jefferman
Indiana
Cambria
Somerset
Clarion River
Drownings After Sled Plunge Into Ice Pond
In Union City a 11 year old boy, Dayle Reipen, is found dead after a sled breaks through a pond ice. He was with a companion when the accident occurred near Stil’ pond. An unrelated search uncovered another boy’s card and snitterr, with neighbors alarmed as investigators search for details.
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Union City
Irkville
Dally Hoeprese
Hiner Reipel
Arfield
Bart Davie
American School of Outeopality
Rimer Reipen
Jending
Stil
Reipet
Wool Underwear and Silk Hose Sale Ad
A local ad offers girls wool underwear at 95 cents, Munsingwear underwear in sizes 4 to 8, and women silk hose discounts. Notaseme and Holeproof silk hose in silver and gray available. Silk hose for women reduced from 1.95 to 1.39 and 1.25 for special lots.
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Wool Union
Carter
Kayser
Resignation Shakes Greenville Fire Force
After a meeting seven members of the Greenville Fire Force signaled their intent to resign including two assistant chiefs Zim merman and Gagenback and D J Willison and another officer. The city authorities were busy responding as the department contemplates resignations on a midnight Monday. Meanwhile a local shop advertises Morick’s shoes at 117 N Center St. SF.
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Zimmerman and Gagenback
D. J. Willison
Department
Furgeks! Asd
Eolyne
R- Morick
Center SF
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Stockton
Anl7
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Corry
J. Shapiro
West 4Th St
Erie
Hit
Carl Blair
Oti
Sterlingworth Tire Co
Liverpool
Ohio
Tiits Garment Factory
Auburn
Jos Sullivan
Frederiede Street
Bell Phone
Journal Office
Gm, Stewart & Co
Main St Bell
Bibles
Condra
Center St
Inte
Warren County
Big Clarion
Warren Company
Lad
Ccosk-Fichtine
The
Beecham
Big Reductions
Beacon
California
Learance
Colgate
Deen
R. F. Livermore Company
Greenville Fire Force
Greenville
Tan
George J. Keck
Pighta Bord Soin
Mibane
Hale Greenneys
Itn
Dady
R. Maricka
Dr. Kings
Dar
Dom
Alii
Jon Ty Sen Xt Nin
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