Local Notices and Upcoming Events In City Region
City and Vicinity items announce repairs by P P Lilz at 42 West Main and a wanted ad for an Indy plotter with typing skill. Saturday specials include jelly glasses at Knowlton's. The Municipal Club hosted a large Findley Bake dance by the lake. Vernon township bridge work awarded, and Erie to Chautauqua Lake excursions scheduled for August 1, 15, and 29 with others canceled. Drake Day program extends invitation to Dr David Day to speak on mine industry progress. A small suite above Lyons' grocery is available for inquiry. Melville Corbett Ch of St Marys warns Mech explosive plant shutdown. guards set around works. Special Saturday offer at Stockton's Market. Warren County notes former sheriff James Braun may run for Oklahoma governor. farewell service at Presbyterian-Sunday School with August church plans. Dunkirk assessors finalize real estate valuations. city tax rate around $20 per $1000, total fall valuation $9 million. American Locomotive Co. contributes to city budget. Union services planned in Park with Pastor Wallace to speak. Ministers Association groups plan to meet at Camp Sharpley with Dr. Cabot's What Men Live By as a token.
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Holt
Wil Howr
Fkma
Dunkirk
J.T. Komprobst
Dunkirkes
American Locomotive Company
Ministers Association
Wallace
Bradford
Camp Sharpley
Limittlo Keapanke
Richard Cabot
Olive Oil Store on West Main Promotes Best Oil in City
A local market on West Main near Center touts its olive oil as the best in the city with reasonable prices. The promotion highlights a nearby shop slogan and calls attention to affordable offerings for shoppers.
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West Main
Center
Timid Mr. Tootes A Two Ree Vitagraph Show
A brief two reel program at the Wanted House with Vitagraph features Hetty Grey and Johnny Drew plus a Lubin comedy and a Selig film. Barriers Swept Away, exceptionally fine. Inquire at Journal Adv i-28it.
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Hetty Grey
Jdnney
Carnival Arrives in City for Week of Entertainment
The Ferrari Carnival Company prepares to bring a high grade midway to Washington Street ball grounds next week. A 23 car special train is expected tomorrow afternoon with crews ready to open Monday evening. The grounds will be illuminated and officials promise a week of family friendly entertainment with no objectionable features.
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Ferrari Carnival Company
Thial
Washington Street
Tors
Ferrari Company
Vsason
Tim Snows
Jnay
Corry Joan
Threa Ofefck
Elty
Black Rock
Wil
The Erie Railroad repairs at Jamesy town derail sewer outlet
The Erie Railroad faces a costly repair at Jamesy town as a large timber fell through city sewers during work on an overhead crossing. Engineers removed the obstruction with pumps and a temporary plug, while a new pipe will be installed later.
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Erie Railroad
Jamesy Town
Evening Paper
Barriers Swept Aside All Star Reel Cast in Local Feature
A two reel harem with an all star cast screens along with a Vitagraph two reel feature, a Lubin comedy, and a Selig tungle picture. The program showcases varied silent era films, highlighting star appearances and production company diversity.
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Vitagraph
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Lockwood
Lonsdale
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