Jamestown Fire Destroys Landmark Building At Night
Fire swept a building in JamestownCenter destroying ground floor stores and upper floors. Fire crews from nearby towns battled the blaze as water dumped from elevated lines flooded lower premises. The site suffered a total loss with some occupants able to save a few items. crowds gathered and police kept onlookers back.
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Dintil
Martinj
Pest
Pang
Lauhwayoerd
Ieleriit
Jatestown
Tialp
Init
Bled
Jamuptas
Lake Wadd
Pertines
Wpper
WicWin
Bootlegging arrests and court sentences in Smethport
Linwood Lousure was sentenced to six months in county jail and a $500 fine after pleading guilty to possessing and selling liquor in a public place. Lena Santa pleaded guilty to liquor law violations and received six months in jail with a $500 fine. A body was found at the Central hotel, with coroner noting death likely from cramps after a stay at the hotel. In Spartansburg, mail carriers faced snowdrifts, while local social events and visits were noted in community notices.
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Lena Santa
Bradford
Buffalo
Lama
Henryenberg
Central Hotel
Sixteenth
Holland Streets
Dan Hawley
Elizabeth Jeffs
Tle
Sanley
State Police arrest three in Warren raids
State Trooper Kirk and assistants led raids in Warren between five on Thursday and eleven Friday morning resulting in three arrests on charges of unlawful possession and sale of intoxicating liquors. The first arrest occurred at Warren Fish Market on Pennsylvania Avenue where proprietor John T Reeder was taken to the borough lockup pending a hearing for illegal possession and sale of liquor brought into Warren via Jamestown Street.
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Warren
Kirk
Warren Fish
Pennsylvania Avenste
Wert
John T Reeder
Warren Jamestown Street
Federated Clubs Meet At Parish Hall In Feb Session
The February Federated Clubs meeting occurred Thursday evening in the Parish Hall. The program featured a fine solo by Mrs G B Kamps with accompanist Mise Bowie Merritt. Mrs Cora G Smith spoke on her Western trip visiting national parks and sharing coplotion views. The High School faculty supplied projection equipment. A committee served fruit salad and wafers after.
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Willis Martly
Lincolnville
Ashtabula
Ola
Charles Martin
Hlickenser
Mea
William Smith
Rickataon
Ab Corry
Minnie Hartman
Daytonport Street
Conwit
Glenn’ R. Steadmay
Donald Kinney
Agan
Hiteen
Maxine Kinney
Ruth Rexford
Washingeton
G. B. Kamps
Mise Bowie Merritk
Cora G Smith
Fertey
James
March Forecast Promises Cooler Weather Across Town
Warren dispatch reports March is predicted to be exceptionally cool, with forecasters citing a three day trend guiding the month. Weather expounders warn the adage could hold true if recent patterns persist, shaping expectations for residents.
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Warren
Weathec
Pedrusky
Beer raid leads to arrests at Erie saloon
Police halted a staged sale of fuel and raided a saloon at Third and Wayne Street in Erie. Martin Tait and two others were arrested after seizing 1 case of beer, two quarts of ale, and six bottles. Dints Moore and Stanley J Peres faced charges. Dailey held at 600 bail. Mery discharged at Lawrence Park.
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Erie
Simgdant
Martin Tait
Fuer
Pater
Third
Wayne Streetn
Moore
Stanley J
Peres
Justice of the Peace
McKee
Lawrence Park
Mery
Flags for All Vets Graves to Be Supplied in Erie County
Erie county commissioners will provide flags to veterans organizations for decorating graves of soldiers sailors and marines on Memorial Day. Under an act approved by Governor Pinchot the commissioners are required to supply standard size flags, with costs excluding $50 for each veteran’s memorial day exercises.
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Erie County
Court House
Gifford Pinchot
Three Autos Destroyed In Silver Creek Blaze
Three automobiles were consumed in a fire at Silver Creek, the property of D. J. VanVieck. The blaze caused a gasoline explosion and caused about $5,000 in losses, partially covered by insurance. The cause is unknown. The notice also advertises Radio Corporation stock in Saturday Port. Patterson & Lindsley, 23 First Avenue.
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Dunkirk
Maren
Rrimay Ge
Jorge
Silver Creek
D. J. VanVieck
Patterson & Lindsley
First Avenue
Recalled days of 1868 in Corry memories
The Journal informant recounts Corry’s early city landscape. Brick blocks including Weight and Horn on Center Washington, First National Bank near Knepp store, Cross street era, Empire railroad offices, Charley Plick’s eating house, Andy Ryan hotel, and Wilder Howe pail factory site. An ice pond once stood between Washington and Clin ton on North Center.
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M Kent & Company
Journal Informant
Weight
Center
Washington Streets
First National Bank of
Charley Plick
Andy Ryan
Main
Center Streets
Winton Valley
Wilder & Howe
Corry Chair
Washington and
Clinton Streets
North Center Street
Keating
Corry
Omitted dialogue on a milkman and pump reference
A fragmentary exchange mentions Baxter remarking on a hoot and noting he used to be a milkman. Mhaxter counters that Stu uses the same pump, implying a shared equipment detail. The text is fragmentary with no clear event or outcome.
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Baxter
Togger
Mhaxter
Stu
Dentist Office Hours At Bou Phone Center St
DR H LUNANGST announces regular office hours at 3514 North Center Street. Open Monday Tuesday and Thursday from 9 AM to 12 PM and 6 30 PM with evenings by appointment.
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Center St
Lunangst
Thur
J. L. Fuller
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