Local notices mix with ads in city page
City and Vicinity page lists varied items from price cuts at West’s and NAST’S to window displays and meat offers. It also notes estate agency activity, a wedding announcement for Miss Hoffman and Mr Gantner, and several notices on monuments, gas wells, wireless exams, and shipyard work reflecting a bustling spring edition.
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The
Indies Aid Society of
Presbyterian Church
Goo. Knowlton
Stith Street
March Point
Chey Lawt
G/N. Roberts
Winst Methodist Chuych
Arle
Tole
Hoffman
Aud Sire
Uilsworthe B. Gantner
Unionity
Miss Wyther
Union City
Olhy Wiberard
Hare
Starr Granite and Mourbie
Maple Avenue
Talmadge Natural Gas Company
Johnsonbure Mgt
Unie
Loncusky Farm
Fidgway
Lee Talmadge
Dynal Crane
Edward Sly
Alc
Cleveland
Mondy
Whitlam
Crane
Etty
Morslaon
Yi Pavy Yard
Tor Jimetreat
Atlantis
Eele
Pisnaten
Wholesale Apron Sale and Millinery Deals
Local shop notices advertise apron and millinery sales with low prices. Readers are invited to join clubs, buy blankets and coats, and explore clothing bargains at various stores. Community events include a Saturday sale at West’s Holiday, a Rebekah meeting, and an indoor church camp meeting with speakers. Also noted are updates on a sick resident and a federal drug control law enforcement briefing.
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WoutedAn Approntion
Arnoli
South Hon
Woat
Welday
Rebekahs
W. JT
Dusty
Rewl Bargoin
G. Roberts
Cohen's
Corry
Nast
Brush_ er
Alubiund
Canven- Hon
Bria
Howe
Union
For This Week Only at Lyons'
Lyons' offers this week only with items including 4 pkgs Golden Bee Mararoni or Spagett for 26¢, Doll's Sterling Complaint soap, Doll quality best ham fat, 286 per pound, 2 lb pink salmon for 256, 6 rolls toilet paper for 286, 6 bars Castile soap, Lon Tandy oranges and grapefruit.
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Compalind Iepar
Neighbor fears price war sparks in town street
A fragmentary tale of a neighbor debating competition and price cuts in groceries. The speaker warns about rival stores slashing prices on soup and mackerel to attract customers, fearing potential trouble and pressure on local shops. The tone imitates an anxious, early 20th century street scene.
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Weill
Local notices and church updates from Spring Creek and First Baptist
The page lists Cohen's sale on blankets and wall items with easy payment plans at Wright. It notes a Sunday service at Con gregational church in Spring Creek and a morning and evening service. At First Baptist church quarterly meeting A. J. Spencer and G. S. Montes Wert were elected deacon. Special notice promotes a youth fair with patterns for sale.
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Nebson
Cohen's
Wright
Congregational
Spring Creek
A. J. Spencer
G. S. Montes Wert
Naat's
Gournisad
Cnmmilte Plone
Starr Granite and Marble Works
Ahi Iy
Kirkwood
Frank Wolnarownks
Juy
Jusio
Lly Soiaul
Walling
Olean Man Found Safe After Local Inquiry
An Olean man vanished after relatives reported concern. He was located alive in the vicinity and said to have left for Denver after spending a brief period there with friends.
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Hay Bennett
Haylog Startei
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Olban
Train Held Crossing Disrupts Morning Street View
White Daily attended a Washington Street viewing to enforce the arjpanne against holding grade crossings. A southbound freight train blocked traffic for about fifteen minutes before pulling away after the Chief arrived. He then rode to summarizing location for a report on the incident.
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Whiet Davly
Washington Street
Uijnmellom
Fala
Episcipals Win Again In Fourth Bankal Cup
The Episcopal boys scouts defeated Presbyterian Rowutw 60 to 38 in the fourth basketball game of the two teams. Presbyterian showed steady improvement, while the white feather troupe extended their winning streak to four straight games.
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Hu Epiacopal Boys Scouta
Presbyterian Rowutw
White Feather
Library Theater to Show Camp Photos in July
Advertised at the Library Theater for Friday and Saturday shows the 16th to 26th of July. It features motion pictures from last summer’s camp, including the Company A at Mt Gratna and the Dickinson Regiment, with screenings on Friday and Saturday nights only.
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Library ‘Theater
Pridiy
Mt. Gratna
Éamip
Tediana
Corry Comany Appanrad
Library Theater
Plans Ready For Two Day Institute
Almost every resident in the vicinity is expected to attend at the City building next week for a two day institute in the Cyanelt Chamber. Sessions on Monday and Tuesday feature talks by Archie Tillings of Edinbor, DH Watts of Kerrmoor, J M Gooderham of Patton, F A Smith of Corry, and Watte on the Apple Orchard cure. Monday evening Gooderham discusses The Boys and Girls. Frank Kiine of Spring Creek speaks on Poultry and Winter Egg production. Tuesday includes talks by L B Cross and Dr Rouwell the Corry veterinarian.
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Archle Tillings
Edinborn
Watts
Kerrmoor
Tara Manires
J. M. Gooderham
Patton
F. A. Smith
Corry
Watte
Gooderham
Frank Kiine
Spring Creek
L. B. Cross
Dr. Rouwell
Cascarots Promise Quick Relief From Digestion Woes
A vintage medical ad touts Cascarets for constipation headaches colds and indigestion. It claims Purrod Tongue and other ingredients cure torpid liver bile and foul breath, promising a thorough cleansing by morning and months of relief after a single dose. It urges adults and children to use Cascarets regularly.
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Luke
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Qee Poe
Seaq
D. B. Brand
Stone's
West's
Gohen’s
Nast's
West
Hodge
Brasher
Reni
Main Street
Robert Paltursyh
Mio
Nexpansivn
Ames & Goady
Lyle Saxton
Spring Street
Warrett
Sam Osturmard
Warren
Forest
Noasanhusetts
Rae Ao
R. G. Lindsley & Son
Mrrs
A. E. Pettit, Florist
East Mall Street
Ws Jn
Uepot
W. H. Duffy & CO
Center ST
Charles Hailton
W. Church Street
Ateenal
Lyons
Whitase
Ber
Mide
America
O. K
Episcopals
Ed Penn
Abiser
Frank G. Jones
Harveys
Ducring
McCormick
O. Haginey
Myars
Laewhere
Sandburg
Hell Phone
Corry Hospital Association
J. B. Canby
Cohen
N. Cohen & Sons
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