Wake Morgatidge ads seek buyers and renters
Classified notice listing multiple real estate and rental opportunities. Includes properties on Padigo's bakers street Center Street Columbus Avenue Clinton Street Concord and South streets Maple Avenue Park Place Smith Street and Main Street. Also mentions a Diamond Grocery and various lots with description of size and features.
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Diamond Grocery
Center St
Columbus Ave
Atora
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Mottateget
Clinton Streat
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Cgr
Concord
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Payer's Candy Store
Center Street
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Saleh
Maple Ave
Park Place
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Smith Utreet
Park
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Local Ads Promote Goods And Events In City
City notices show a bustling small town economy with promotions for remedies at local stores. a new court case and primary election uncertainties are noted alongside social events and upcoming dances at Recreation Park. Vendors advertise jewelry, hardware, umbrellas, and fashion items while residents plan attire and gifts for commencements and public notices.
Corry Floral Co Advertises Outdoor Planters and Prices
The Corry Floral Co announces hanging baskets widow boxes vases and porch planters available at its greenhouses on Covim Sus Ave and Center St. They offer pleat selections and provide estimates by request. Over 1000 plants with diverse joints priced at 1 cent per dozen.
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Corry Floral Co
New Swedisd American National Main opens in Meadville
The sixth Monnet institution in Janestown era opened amid disruption in Meadville. Officers include President Wright D Broadhead and cashier John D Johnson, with Charles A Okerlund as assistant cashier. The new Feiwel building’s doors caused trouble as residents were shoved in the corridor during entry and exit, with women especially impacted by the crowding and rough handling.
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Janestown
Wright D. Broadhead
View Qres
John D. Johnson
Charles A. Okerlund
Asainfant Cashier
Arley F. Johnson
Meadville
Euralites
Goxap
Widow Yarn and the Good Roads Vote Night Encounter
In a small county, a Good Roads ambassadorship visit to Widow Yarn sparks curiosity about road funding. A local citizen explains voting rights, revealing the widow owns forty notes and thus forty votes. The scene shifts to her hosting a prayer meeting as the visit ends with mixed astonishment.
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Good Rods
Eliry Ho
Polly the Oldest United States Ship Terror of British Trade
The Polly, sailing from New Bedford to New York, is described as America’s oldest vessel still afloat, with a storied 105 year career. Under Captain Tuduthen Upton she clashed with British forces in 1812, capturing eleven prizes and becoming a feared privateer. Later it served coastwise routes, circumnavigating the globe twice and, in recent years, hauling lumber between Bangor and Maine ports. Despite rebuilds, the ship remains the same Polly that a century ago would be recognizable to maritime traders.
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Polly
New York
New Bedford
United States
Tuduthen Upton
Cape Ford
Bangor
Landlady’s Enduring Patience Tested by Sawing Meal Misadventure
In a frazzled tale from a boarding house, a resident recounts sawing through a dispute over a steak and a knife while the landlady watches in the dining room. After an abrupt end to the incident, the boarder learns his room is rented to another, forcing a Sunday scramble for lodging.
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Eula
Bill Shaye
Shiere
New York
Quail consignment from Alexandria to London by canal
A report notes a record shipment of 100000 Egyptian quails moving from Alexandria to Tonos via the Manchester Ship Canal. Quails are transported in crates and baskets on ships and trains, with Arab handlers delivering birds in halves of dozens to depot warehouses in Alexandria awaiting shipment. The operation requires guarding and watering by six Arabs, with feed and water consumption tallied during the voyage.
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Egypt
Alexandria
Tonos
Manchester Ship Canal
Aesandria
King's Cross
Heypilan
Alt Atod Wall
Alexandre
Assiout
Khartoum
San Jonge Ao
Ts Six
Ariba
London Express
Deadheads flood Nikolai railway as tickets go missing
The Russian minister of ways and communications ordered the Nikolai line to report passenger fraud for 1908. About 39,884 so called deadheads traveled without tickets, many with irregular passes. 716 were fined or charged, £1,849 recovered by legal action. Seventeen guards and officials were dismissed for complicity.
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Ruslan
Nikolai
St. Petersburg
Moscow
London Tvening Standard
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A. E. Pettit, Florist
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Elgin
Weitell
R.G. Lindsley & Son
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Tunten
Butis
Padigo
Bakers
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Conkey
Durlam's
Tau
Curtiaro
Durhan'a
Steen's
Baecint Gon
Roberts
G. R. Davis
Tosuph Suklontok
Verna Laninoh
Corry
Durham
Broen's
Feuio- Aton Park
Philadelphia
Oi City
AL Jovers
Davis
Seholton's
W. Brownett & Son
Wright
A. N. Hansom
Hanson
Lb Keitler
Perry Davis
Prine
Boroat
Tronesta
Tooaday
de. Kerr
Jos
Warren
Altho
Yotora
Ponroes
Hudiut
Darhans
AL Amuell Thuntre
Wea
W. Stennett
Feray and Baturdiay
B. WW
Stennett & Jon
SA Clues
Wirly
GN. Roberts
Job Donohive
Witcoml
Stennett
S. Hh. Patterson
Patterson
Mr. Stal
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J. H. Wright
Vane Jeweler
W. Malin
Corry, Pa
N.B
Brussels
Axminsters
Cohen
Phils
America
Ogden
Ural
Union Portland Cenvent Works
Devil Slide
Thia City
Kingston
Jamien
Jono
Hayti
Port Au Prince
Thordas
Grima
Veteras
Hie
Howe
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