Driver’s close escape after gravel truck overturns on Carter Hill
A gravel truck on Carter Hill last Saturday overturned while attempting to pass a car. The driver was thrown clear and escaped serious injury as two other trucks helped recover the damaged vehicle. The accident left a muddy skid but the load prevented further harm.
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Dyuga|ter
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Mra
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Charles Proctor
Harry Fussell Amt
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Clarence Slye
Glenn Kapplé
Gotage Hill
Lyle Proctor
Heaverdam
Elosa
Carl Lindberg
Monroe
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North East
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George Cooper
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Sihday
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Sierman
George Allen
Carly Leonard
Buffalo
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LeRoy Blume
Welter Ewer
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Hazen Follett
Homer Proctor
Reed Ringe
Range Farm
French Creek
Will Adam
Beaverdam
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Corry
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Warren
Robert Mulvin
Hol
Kenneth Black
Waterford
C. G. Wingberg
New York
Sophia, Steklucky
Lillia Askolski
Jennis Steklucky
Dorothy Lindquist
Daught
Seven death toll rises from Jamestown oil blast
Harold D. Anderson, 93 Summit Avenue, nicknamed Spike, dies at Jamestown General Hospital as the seventh fatality from a Monday afternoon explosion at the Richfield Oil Company gasoline distributing plant on Playanna Avenue. Firefighters, spectators including three young boys, and fourteen hospitalized with severe burns mark a grim toll from the blast and fire. Anderson, born June 20, 1896, served in World War I and earned the Purple Heart.
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Jamestown
Harold D. Anderson
Summit Avenue
Siz
Aled
Jamestown General Hospital
Fie
Richfield OW Company
Playanna Avenue
Spike
Anderson
Pireman Anderson
108Th Infantry
France
Fis
Hindenburg Line
Uns
Commandery Program Concludes Evening With Varied Entertainment
Clarence Commandery No 365 FP and AM held a final session before September at the Masonic Temple. About fifty members and guests enjoyed a program including accordion and vocal solos, a quartet, novelty stunts, and group singing led by James H. Wright. Guests included Mr and Mrs Glenn Steadman Thad Jobson and John Webb of Spartansburg Me, and Mrs Charles Davison and Ward Bliley of Union City. Sunday School at 2, services at 3 with Td Arnutage bringing the message.
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Clarence Commandery
Masonic ‘Temple
Tall Des
Ward Bliley
City
Wisin
Thad Jobson
John Webb
Spartansburg
Charles Davison
Union City
Helium Gas Sole Industry Of Tiny Town
Dexter Kansas once hosted one of three global helium fields discovered in 1903 after gas flow sparked a major celebration that ended when flames would not ignite. Production declined after federal contracts ended, closing the plant, as the field’s helium value drew wartime demand and later industrial control shifted among firms.
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United Press
Dexter
Kan
Thatcher
Cols
Amarillo
Tex
Dinterson
University of Kansas Chemistry Department
Agai
Dester
Kentucky Oxygen and Hydrogen Co
Goodyears Company
Bitter fight over insurance inerie council
A tense council meeting erupted over municipal fleet insurance with Paul Allen denying graft claims by Louis Rossiter and James Tanner winning a $4,600 bid from Acins Casualty Co. Rossiter urged Manufacturers’ Casualty Co. at $4,100. Allen clashed with Mayor Rossiter and others over procedure as the debate turned bitter. Dahlia bloomed in cellar. Beatrice Remick found a full grown dah lia among bulbs, 18 inches tall.
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RIB
Paul Allen
Paris
Edward J. Allen
Richard Ford
Louis Rossiter
Allen
Rossiter
James B. Taner
Acins Casualty Co
Rossitersha
Manufacturers’ Casualty Co
Mehaffey
Dundon
Seard
Imayor
Gellar Ellsworth
Beatrice Remick
Meat Packing’s Origin in American Industry
The meat packing industry began in the United States years ago with pork packed in barrels for the West. This historical note traces how early methods shaped modern processing and distribution.
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United States
West
Toles
Child Hit by Auto Killed in Dunkirk
June 20 Dunkirk Virginia May Brown five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Cecil Brown of Sheridan was instanty killed Tuesday afternoon while crossing the street near her home and ran into the path of an automobile driven by Mrs Grace M Rowe of Portland Mrs Rowe swerved into the ditch but escaped injury Coroner George Blood of Dunkirk is conducting an investigation
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Dunkirk
Virginia May Brown
Cecil Brown
Sheridan
Grace M. Rowe
Portland
Rowels Var
George Blood
Funeral of Hiram Hull
Funeral services for Hiram Hull were held at his daughter Mrs. M. D Bertran s home 484 East Main Street Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 o clock Rev BR Lewis of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church conducted the rites Interment was at Pine Grove cemetery Bearers were nephews Oscar Baird Glen Baird Clifford Agnew Norman McLallen Elmer Rust and Warren White Out of town attendees included Mrs BH Plucke Milwaukee Wis and several Baird Madison Bigelow Motallon and Canfield families plus others from Warren Meadvile Cambridge Springs Waterford and Erie peers. A second item notes a Humboldt Nebraska Boy Scout cabin project funded by a mix of local fund raising and federal grants.
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Hiram Hull
M. D- Bertran
East Main Street
BR. Lewis
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Pine Grove
Oscar Baird
Glen Baird
Clifford Agnew
Norman McLallen
Elmer Rust
Warren White
Martin Madison
Meadyile
H. W. Canfield
Cambridge Springs
Classified Advertising reflects local needs and services
A vintage journal classified section outlines ad rules and categories from announcements and personals to automobiles and help wanted. It includes guidance on placement, editing rights, error handling, rates, and ad preparation assistance for readers seeking immediate connections. It also shows sample lines for wedding services, help wanted, and an American citizen seeking immediate employment.
Fredonia Man Ends His Life
Fredonia resident William G. Knott, 67, died Tuesday morning at his Van Buren Street home after shooting himself with a shotgun. He had lived in the area most of his life, worked as a baker, and was survived by his wife Margaret and two daughters, Mrs. Frank J. Higgs of Fredonia and Tara Bien Rolfe residing in England. Coroner George B. Blood attended the inquest. no reason for the act was found and no immediate postmortem was deemed necessary.
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William G. Knott
van Buren Street
George B
Knott
Margaret
Frank J. Higgs
Fredonia
Tara Bien Rolfe
England
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