Broken Straw Valley Chapter Holds Winter Meeting
The East Pleasant Street home of Mes. Joseph T. Desmond hosted a regular meeting of the Broken Straw Valley Chapter assisted by Mrs. Apstin and Mrs. Molnes. Decorations in national colors, election of officers, and a social program followed with reports from Mrs. Olmstead on the National Congress and a planned July gathering at Mrs. Moray’s country home.
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Classified notices mix early 1900s ads and jobs in Newark area
Multiple small ads offer household items for sale and work opportunities. Listings include room furniture for sale at 17 West Smith Street and a pair of seven-year-old mares for sale. A district superintendent position is advertised for exclusive territory with commissions. Also requests for barn work on 12 to 16 acres and postal service employment with July exams are shown. Contact Knight & Foitieck, Newark NY and N B Dewey Columbus for details.
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Polish Rail Chief Bartel Aims To Rebuild Poland
Warsaw June 9 A Polish official argues that Bartel of Liwow leads the strongest reform push in the cabinet to restore the republic on its feet. His career rose from machinist to chief of Poland's entire transportation system, with railways modernized under his management.
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