Salt rising bread and notices from Blair & Co and local events
Local ads list salt rising bread at Blair & Co with daily specials. Notices announce a chambermaid opening at the European Hotel and interest in bracelet watches. Community events include a tea social at St Elizabeth's, Boy Scout meeting, Emmanuel church programs, Milton Guild gathering, and a city baseball league meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair & Co
Ady
Blair & Go
Wright Andy
St. Elizabeth's Church
Seouty
Civic League
Tias Beun
City Baseball League
Chamber of Commerce
Bedding Plants in Variety for Porch and Window Boxes
A local offer lists a variety of bedding plants ready now including asters, early tomatoes, early and late cabbage, cauliflower, and celery. Orders welcomed for porch and window boxes, baskets, and vases with plant varieties arranged to meet customer needs.
Pettit Florist Ad Seeks Early Evening Lighting
A. E. Pettit Florist at 310 Main St Union advertises lighting improvements and evening glow for its storefront. The note mentions Bell 705 and nearby blocks, with emphasis on brighter evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Pettit Florist
B. Main Bt
Donot
Heat Kills Many Babies in Cities as Toll Rises
New York reports heat linked infant deaths in Chicago Pittsburgh and Cleveland last week with the highest tolls. Health officials note rising figures over last year though hospital beds in East Fifty-Fifth Street remain full and conditions of heat and humidity contribute to fatal intestinal ailments in babies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
West
Chicago
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Babies’ Hospital
East Fifty-fifth Street
Italians Strike On South Street Job Today
Twenty six Italian laborers quit at noon on the South Street paying job after refusing a foreman’s requests. They demanded 2.26 dollars per day plus travel compensation. the firm refused citing current pay of 2 dollars. Four Haitians and others stayed. curb work continued with a new crew being organized.
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South Street
Albion
Allison
Buffalo
Railroad Strike Vote To Be Announced Tomorrow
New York July 1 100000 trainmen and conductors across 62 Eastern railroads will learn the strike vote results tomorrow. The managers committee chair Hustin Lee says 90 percent voted to strike and $17 million wage demands will be refused. Conductor’s Brotherhood president Garretgon counters inflated figures and expects a review or Erdman act arbitration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hustin Lee
Garretgon
Con Ductors’ Brotherhood
East Fourth Street infants reportedly steady this week
The Sick Children's mission of the Children's Aid Society at 287 Mast Broadway says roat side babies have not been severely affected this summer. There has been no rush of mothers with sick infants and no surge of transfers to hospitals, indicating stable conditions for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Aid Society
Mast Broadway
Two Special Embroidery Days
A brief notice advertising two special embroidery days priced at 39 cents per yard. It highlights sales events with emphasis on fabric offerings and promotional pricing.
Sweet Eastman Reunion Held At Elgin in June 1913
The seventh annual Sweet Eastman reunion gathered 63 friends and relatives at Mr and Mrs HM H Holmes home in Elgin PA on June 26 1913. Attendees came from towns including Cat tavaraugus Cherry Creek Hamlet Ford entries Randolph New Albion Tionesta Titusville Waterford Erie Union City Falconer Meadville Corry Salamanca Relley s Elaine and Collings California. A lawn reception preceded a program featuring songs scripture reading prayer recitals instrumental numbers readings duets and a closing song. Officers elected included President John Eastman Steampurg Vice President Tumon Higbee Buffalo Ironmilly Miss Vera Snootmansee Reading Bertha Hill Alg in PA Secretary Ella Stadler Forestville NY and program chair Etta Hill Yew Albion NY. The gathering adjourned to meet at Mr and Mrs Carlton Woodmansee Hamlet NY on the first Wednesday in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet-Eastman
HM. H. Holmes
Elgin
Cattaraugus
Cherry Creek
Hamlet
Ford
Randolph
New Albion
Tionesta
Titusville
Waterford
Eriet
Union City
Falconer
Meadville
Corry
Salamanca
Relley
Elyira Higbee
Reverand Shields
Uth Woodmansee
Sadie Stadler
Mary Burrows
Wy Eastman
Mylan Woodmansee Duuet
Minnie
Olive Hengatler
Bee Cw Ton
Warner
Offeers
John Eastman
Steampurg
Tumon Higbee
Buffalo
N.Y
Vera Sncatmansee
Reading
Bertha Hill
Algin
Ella Stadler
Forestville
N. Y
Etta Hill
Yew Albion
Air
Carlton Woodmansee
West's Big Coffee Sale At West's Coffee Market
West's Coffee Roasting House reports selling 2300 pounds of coffee during June and plans to nearly double that in July. Prices include 28 cents with ten trading stamps. daily roasted coffee claimed superior quality and economy. Owner I D West promotes direct buying advantages for hotels and retailers in Corry, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
First Avenue
West's
D. West
Fitat
Avo
Corry
Pa Ady
Death Toll Rises in Buffalo Mill Explosion
Altrea Fockner, 33, of Hegertaville, died at Homeopathic hospital after injuries from the Husted mill explosion. The death brings the list of fatalities to 20 in Buffalo on July 7.
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Buffalo
Altrea Fockner
Hegertaville
Wilt Minata
Local Social Notes From Elgin and Nearby Towns
Mrs B C Scott and Mrs Maguire were in Union City this week. Mrs Maguire has a son and his wife visiting with children. Philinda Hunter entertained 16 Sunday School classmates. Six Buffalo residents dined at Alden House on July 4. Many attended Sunday School picnic at Smith Grove on the Fourth. Arthur Lyons returned home from Harrisburg. Soldiers all home from Gettysburg. Marry Lyons visited Carry Saturday morning. Corry folks attended four pierces at Crowley’s Grove on the Fourth. Nettle Wheeler of Corry visits Clara Kaufman. Gary Harrison and son Merle attended Ringling Bros Circus in Jamestown Thursday.
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B.C. Scott
Maguire
Smith Grove
Aiden Ujukeslee
Erie
Arthur Lyons
Harrisburg
Lettysburg
Marry Lyons
Carry
Corry
Pierse
Crowley's Grove
Nettle Wheeler
Clara Kaufman
Gary Harrison
Merle
Ringling Bros. Circus
Jamestown
Milk Stations Prove Vital To City Babies Health
Milk stations renew their strong showing among the babies they aid. The milk supply remains good and mothers across the city value the stations for saving lives and preventing illness during the hot months.
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Chase
Spartansburg Sentinel
Geo. W. Adams
Gev. W
Friends
Kane Republian
L. P. Hoff
Wright Ody
Lyric Theater
South ST
Gether
East 4Th Street
Sweet and Eastman
Bernstein Brothers
Alden House
Grover Street
W. H. Duffy & CO
S. Center Street
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