County finances show $1.9 million receipts in 1936
Erie county report details receipts totaling $1,905,085.27 and expenditures of $1,758,023.04 for 1936. Major costs included general government, corrections, highways, and hospitals. Revaluations added $1,117,783 in tax collections with other income from licenses and fines. Coroner Waller G. Stroble drew $3,070 salary, plus travel expenses, despite a $2,500 salary limit.
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Erie
Pnda
Joyshan
Corttyiitter
Finney M. Wuiis
Hinger
HGU
Chlosig Logpital Fund
Clork
Waller G. Stroble
Willis
Committee predicts NYSE rule changes after Senate inquiry
Richard Whitney, former NYSE president and chief witness, told a Washington senate committee that the exchange may soon modify its rules in line with the panel’s suggestions. The testimony followed a memorandum prepared for NYSE listing committee warning of peculiar danger in holding company financial structures. The Senate committee is led by Burton Wheeler of Montana.
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New York Stock Exchange
Senate
Washington
Richard Whitney
The
Exchange
Ceded Island Group To United States in 1904
A fragment notes that in 1904 Congress would accept the island group from Samoa, signaling a formal transfer of sovereignty to the United States and marking a pivotal colonial era moment.
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U.S. Avelibis
Samoe
Congress
Sparta High to Publish Year Book The Spartan
Sparta High school plans a year book titled The Spartan to cover the 1986-87 school year. Senior class members led by Lois Thorownmil as editor in chief and Len Brown as assistant editor contract with Intercollegiate Press for materials. Books cost $1.10 with 10 percent discount for advance orders. press ready now.
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Mir
Mike
Wirt Ingram
Jennie Gebseckéngest
Mabel
Erie
Sparta High School
Giparin High
Intercollelary Presa
Kaneay City
Star of the Spartan
Llawa
Lois Thorounmil
Len Brown
Chure Burton
Art Olor
Victor Sayre
Dorothy Riley
Sonal Vulunr
Grace McCray
Dairymen Meet at Grange Hall Subdistrict Meeting
Dairymen from the subdistrict met at Grange Hall for a League meeting. County president J. J. Marsh from Waterford gave a stirring talk, Clyde Barber of Erie reported on Brieville market conditions, and Director J. M. Grout of Kennedy reported on New York markets. A picnic dinner was served.
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Lise Dairymen's League
Grange Hall
J. J. Marsh
Waterford
Ang Clyde Barber
Rie
Brieville
J. M. Grout
Kennedy
New York
Butler Plant Faces Closure Amid Labor Disputes
The Spalua Shir Company’s Butler plant closes amid a threat from union organizers. Union officials claim the shut down occurred before workers could present claims for a 40 hour week and higher wages. The payroll runs about 600,000 dollars with 600 workers, mostly women, affected.
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Butler
Tt Spalua Shir Company
Cigwisbeike
John. Sobeaut
Uniontown
Amalgamated Clothing Wantkers' Association
Ta Lemanl
Auton
Cowan
NRA
Iron from Sand Claim Sparks Military Potential
Signor Attila Crest, a noted chemist, claims a method to extract iron from sand could meet Haly’s military needs. He states seashore sand from the country contains sufficient iron and envisions large scale production for national requirements.
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Signor Attila Crest
Haly
Price List Of Medicines And Cosmetics
A historical price page lists items such as Pepto Mangan at 1.50, Flash Liniment 1.00, Pierces Remedies 1.35, Syrup of Pepsin 1.20, and remedies at various cents. Also shown are cosmetics like Cotys Air Spun 1.00, Max Factors 1.00, Yardleys 1.00, Three Flowers 0.59, Globas op 0.05, Boroline 0.50, and other goods with several prices including 0.29, 0.50, and 0.37.
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Cotys
Classified Advertising Ad Journal on Cash Basis
Classified advertising in this issue must be paid in cash. Ads are restricted to proper classification and the regular Journal style. One cent per word per insertion. Readers urged to report errors immediately.
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Ad Journal
Cladaisien Advertisa
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Hein
Aeenla
Public Base auction near Lottaville on Sugar Grove road
The undessigned offer an auction at 7 M Lowe firm 18 miles east of Lottaville on the Sugar Grove road on Thursday Fan 4 at 1 p m sharp. Items include farm machinery hay equipment poultry equipment household goods and more. Names Raymond Lowe John Wamiond listed as auctioneers with terms to be announced.
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Lowe
Lottaville
Sugar Grove
Severa
Bodsteada
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