Classified rent and sale notices mix in early 20th century ad
A jumble of classified items lists rooms for rent with limited amenities in Sourwell and West Main Street, plus numerous sale offers including furniture, livestock, milk machines, pianos, a Buick car, household goods, and farm equipment. Several entries include contact details and locations such as 712 West Main, 190 East Frederick, 622 Concord Street, 417 Duane Street, and 524 N Center Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Phone
West
Mai Street
Iea
Franklin Street
P. Gilson
East
Frederick Bell
Dougherty
Concord St
Duane
Austin
Corry RD
E. Colunibus
Concord Street
Empire Milking Machine
Bailey
RCA
Wayne Street
Henderson
Bell
Brook Street
Corry
CHL Henderson Pian Co
N. Center Street
Marsh Brothers
Wilmington
Ohio
Messitt Sheely
Ats Bor
Rhodes
Center Street
Wanted notices from Corry Journal readers
Widespread want ads offer to buy or rent rooms boards and houses. Listings seek owners selling centrally located houses, furnished rooms for two men, a farm with timber, a modern home, sleep space, and other housing needs. Contact details reference Journal and local hotels.
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D. J
Care of Journal
Frankson
E. Frederick St. Bell
Singer
St. James Hotel
Care Journal
James Hotel
Bell
Corry Journal
Lorry
Ipallus Case Postponed to June Term of County Court
Indicted for manslaughter in the death of Charles Lovejoy, Chris Patlus is postponed to the June term. Attorney Frederick M. Garfield argued for delay citing an unavailable Greek witness. Assistant DA Lee J. Ottaway opposed. Judge Arthur B. Ottaway granted the postponement. Other defendants, Ralph Holden and Carroll Blakesley, face first degree assault charges related to the James town Chinese laundryman case. Erib Burnham Hulburd, Victoria Metal founder, dies of pneumonia after an appendectomy. He lived at 450 West Eighth Street and led a growing local industrial firm.
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Chris Patlus
Charles Lovejoy
A. M. McDonald
Mayville
Pallux
Frederick M. Garfield
Pallas
Greece
Garfield
Pallus
Jlefe
Athens
Lee J. Ottaway
Coushel
Ottaway
Arthur B. Ottaway
Ralph Holden
Carroll Blakesley
Jamestown
Young Lee
Warner S. Rexford
Ray F. Pickard
Erib
P- Burnham
Unceasing misery from kidney trouble spurs remedy claim
An old newspaper ad touts Doan's Pills as a solution to kidney pain and backache. Claude Perry of Carry, Indiana, explains how jarred work on the railroad weakened his kidneys and disrupted rest. After using Doan's Pills, his kidneys became stronger and workman endorses the product. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
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Doug
Claude Perry
Vigor Store
Doan
Dean
Perry
Foster Milburn
Buffalo
N.Y. Ady
Friedman a prominent Franklin merchant dies in Cleveland
H A Friedman known as Harry Friedman a leading Franklin dry goods merchant died suddenly in Cleveland Sunday night after traveling there for medical advice. He was active at his store Monday and collapsed hours after arriving. Survived by his wife and several children, the family home is at 812 Elk Street.
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H. A. Priedman
Franklin
Cleveland
Franklin News-Herald
Mymand. Piedman
Harry A. Friedman
Friedman
Mount Sinai Hospital
Tarry Taub
Charles Nr
Brown
Ref
Watea
Gause
Elkeet
Tanlac testimonials claim vast sales and relief
Advertised as a proven remedy, Tanlac is said to have sold over 40 million bottles and earned widespread praise from users across the United States and Canada. The lettered testimonials describe indigestion, weakness, and improved well being after trying Tanlac, including individuals from Seattle, Kansas City, and Detroit.
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Union
Mary A. Benson
Seattle
Wash
West Church
Street of Bell
Gossort
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West Pleasant St
McCray Grocery Store
St. James
A. Harvie
Bath
Marion St
Gold St. Bell
Wayne
C. Simmons. Corry
Reem
N. Cohen & Son
Avenue
L.D. West
North Center
Holden
Wiring Solicitors
Botsford Electric Shop
East Main St
Tanlac
Mrs. Edward Gibbs
Kinsats
Putin
Tadag
Sterling
FLINT
Durant
Franklin Motor Sales
Corry, Penna
R. F. Livermore Company
Howewark
Alexander
J. 5
Rogers
East Main Street
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