Roads Bill Promises Farmers a Bigger Share of Spending
The piece contrasts annual US military and diplomatic costs with a lack of funds for roads. It notes the Democratic House has approved $18,000,000 to improve highways and warns that the Republican Senate may block the measure, shaping a new public policy for farmers to gain a fairer portion of government spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Democratic House of Representatives
Senate
Sixty-Second
Congress
Ghastly Find in the Woods
A Renovo News report describes four trout fishermen finding a deer rifle and human bones in a swamp by Kettle Creek. The gun’s antique pattern and a skull remain indicate a death at least 25 years earlier, likely a hunter who perished in the swamp. The bones were left in place as they were too decayed to bury.
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Kane Republicano
Kettle Creek
Michael Lykens
Renovo News
Lykens
Daya
Putnam's Painless Corn and Wart Extractor Ad
An old advertisement touts Putnam's Corn Extractor as painless relief for corns and warts. It claims no cutting or plasters, promises quick removal, and notes the product priced at 25 cents per bottle. It is advertised as available at druggists and Corry by Thomas Downey.
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Nam
Putnam's
Corry
Thoman Downey
The Hort Bosnicas College Course Offer
A brief ad promoting stenography and book training at Hort Bosnicas College Wareat Pa. The column invites inquiries for catalogue and notes September 1912 term start as a pathway to steady work with good wages and promotion potential.
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Hort Bosnicas College
Wareat
Notice to Patrons on Green Trading Stumps Contract
Notice to Our Patrons states the contract on Green Trading Stumps expires Suzy 16th and renewal is uncertain. Patrons are advised to have their Hooks redeemed before the date. Cohens Department Store. Litt
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Cohens Department Store
Attempted to murder Doctor details in court case
FA Stott of Kittahning faces hearing Saturday on charges of attempting to shoot Dr Barclay at his home. The man bought a revolver loaded and cocked it to threaten the physician who visited to examine a toy. A struggle for the gun ensued, the cylinder released, cartridges fell out, and Scott swung a rocker during the altercation. Bail was set and later released until trial.
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FA. Stott
Kittahning
Scott
Ite Possemion
Jarelay
T Hat Barclay
Flo
Erie woman seeks missing husband in Columbus search
A young woman from Erie arrived in town to find her missing husband believed to be in Columbus. She reported to Chief Stevens early and police have spent the day aiding her search. No names released yet as officers follow clues amid a citywide effort to locate him. Recreation Park at Columbus will remain closed due to frost.
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Erie
Stevens
Han
Wanderer
Winer
Columbus
Watchman at fatal crossing and toll road notices
A garbled report describes a fatal crossing with a watchman, possible railway and road reconfigurations, and threats to replace watchmen with a roadway shift. It cites rising traffic, potential subway or road changes, and a state revenue note on licenses. Condemnation papers target the Chamberubure to Bedford toll route with court actions planned next week.
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General Assembly
Chamberubure and Bedford Turnpike Company
Chambereburg
Bedford County
Une
Branklin
Fulton
Attorney General's Department
Chamberadure
Gettaburg
Tournaty
Fast Wrestling showdown at Celoron June 28
Jamestown reports Walter Willoughby of Mellen Wisconsin a middleweight wrestling champion faces Bob Berry of Manchester England holder of the Lord Lene dal gold belt at 458 pounds in Celoron’s large auditorium Friday evening June 28 promoting by Doc Wynn. Two preliminary bouts start 849 p m with plans for about 2000 spectators including delegates from Salamanca Warren Erie Westfield and other towns.
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Jamestown
Walter Willoughby
Mellen
Wis
Amarici
Bob Berry
England
Celer
Tamiestown
Doc Wynn
Salamanca
Warren
Erie
Westfield
One Third of a Century Sale at Woolworth Stores
Woolworth Co marks one third of a century with a record sale June 24 to 28 across 617 stores in the United States and Canada. The event celebrates the chain’s growth from modest beginnings to a mass merchandising power with deeply discounted prices, special window displays, and a wide range of bargains.
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F. W. Woolworth Co
United States
Canada
Ovary
Flw
Woolworth
Trfo
N.Y
Arcady
Lancaster
FR. W. Woolworth Co
Durine
Durie Trident
Aly All Colatere Bam
Thia
Mad Ik
The Cowboys Girl at the Tiprary Cheater Opens Tonight
The Cowboy's Girl makes its debut at the Library Theater with a four act farce billed as a roaring comedy. Two matinees at 2:30 PM, admission 6, 10, and 16 cents. Evening shows at 7:15 PM with tickets 10, 20, and 30 cents.
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Corry Evening Journal
Sungay ‘Traction
Center Street
Col Love
Mail
Lasertad
Svoltan Ponsible
Vetin
Eun
New York
Chicago
Renovo
Doctor
Bis
Lake Shore
Acci
Harrisburg
Parker
Dew Man's Crossing
Kiora
Thin Ghil
Quton
Tealne
Amy
Nickel Plath
Parkers Grossing
Erle Herald
Willoughby
Berry
Ua Pada Pel Acs PLC
THE
Atlantic Refining Company
Bourse
Philadelphia
Sisth Ave
Pitburgh
Corry and Columbus Street Railway Company
Corry Hide & Fur Company
Corry, Pa
Sam Jacobson & Company
ONE Price Clothiers
Stein-Bloch Clothes
Singer Factory
R. E. Palmer CO
East Main St
Comry
White Mountain
Alaska
Barlow Hardware Co
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