City Visitors From Across Counties Share Morning Calls
Mrs HJ Wright and two children of Jamentons New York arrived to spend the day visiting her parents Mr and Mrs W A Jonas on South Center Street. Miss Lulu Mourtoy returned from Warren for a week, with Miss Retha Brown as overnight guest. Mrs Louise Osten and Mrs W Q Stowell spoke of funeral services in their circles. Various residents, including Miss Harriet Hiller and Mrs Elwin Wade with her two sons, planned weekend visits and travel to Erie or Cambridge Split for gatherings and memorials.
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Hj, Wright
Jamentons
N.Y
W. A. Jonas
South Center Street
W. 2. Bennett
Warren
Youngstown
Wills
Lulu Mourtoy
Retha Brown
Cambridge
Harriet Hiller
Meintion
Biss Jawell Naylor
Second Avenue
D. A
Hustisburg
Louise Osten W. Q. Stowell
Kort Worth
Orville
Elwin Wade
Gerald
Donald
Corry Jamestoyn
Catsbus
AL Chrimengen
Youngsville
Andl Tyler
Phillip
Lonive
Osten
Burlchurnett
Morgaridge
Columbus
Ohio
Merle Gua
Ofielen
Ister
Percy LaPaie
Janaes of
Disa
Pittshureh
Yesserdiary
Allegheny
Milton
Vell
A. B. Ware
Jorepi Lawless
Rterimontane
Ischambers Receives 100 Days and 800 Dollar Fine
Charles J. Schamibiers of Warren appeared before the court of quarter sessions pleading guilty to a charge of violating the Quoret. Judge Avie sentenced him to 100 days in Warren County Jail and a fine of 800 dollars. The judge noted the defendant’s voluntary plea and considered mitigating factors.
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Warren
March
Charles J. Schamibiers
Ckey
Tudge DU Arird
Sions
Scharber
Aid
Avie
Waren
Schmmachers
Local residents begin weekend visits across region
Mrs Eiliott Matt and daughter plan homeward trip to Silver Grex, Ohio after a week in the city. Mr and Mrs B Sturdevant and daughter head to Glyndon for the weekend with relatives. Price of Youngstown visits city to join wife at her parents George and Mrs Thomas. A Perkins returns from Indianapolis to visit here. Mr and Mrs C T White to spend weekend with in laws. Mrs M A Gasler of Brie arrives for a weekend with her mother Mrs Fuller.
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Ming. Terry
Brie
Cirten Weber
Eris
Harry Douglas
Harmia Bently
R. Andrews
Eiliott Matt
Dan Paldwell
B. Sturdevant
Glyndon
Wie
Price
Youngstown
Ohio
George Thomas
Fairview Streets
Jgor A. Perkins
Indianapolis
Ind
C. ‘T. White
M.A. Gasler
City
Fuller
Market Close Snapshot of Names and Companies
A fragmented list of firms and securities appears, mentioning Athenea ison American Tri American, Anaconda, Bethlehem Steel, Brook, Butte Copper, Chicago and North Western, Pacific, New York, Pennsylvania Railroad, Packard Motors, Replogle, Reading, Pet, and other entities. The OCR text reads like a closing market ledger with various abbreviations and ticker-like references, lacking coherent narrative but preserving company names and percentages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athenea Ison
Bessee
Bethlehiem
St. Brook
MT. Butte Copper
Ada
Pac
Chandler
Chicago
Acao & Gr
Cosdanye
Chile
Julian Capel
Erie
Maxwell
Middle States
Missouri
New York Cc
Penna RR
Pay American Packard Moto Pure Oi
Stee Republic
Wil Daion Delly Oi
Petinwle
Ste ‘Ciker
Whole town wiped out by court order
A federal judge ruled Lavave, Wyoming must abandon the oil town of 1,500 residents within sixty days after finding the Glib Oil Company entitled to full possession of the environmental lands. Squatter claims were dismissed and the town faced removal. Separate notes report the marriage of Thelsia Sit and Archie Efprl at Didgeland.
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United Press
Cheyenne
Wis
Jence
la’ Vége
Wyoming
T Blake
Kennedy
Ortans
Plan Addition to City Hall at Jamestown
Jamestown March 7 City Council directed the Committee on City Affairs and the Director of Public Works to study and provide plans and estimates for adding a story to the City Hall and converting nearby structures into a larger municipal complex. The project, estimated around 20 000 dollars, may affect the 1925 tax rate little after expected surplus funds are considered.
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Jamestown
Maren
Eneonen
Ford de White
Stock Market Review Mixed Moves Rally Breaks Prompt Losses
Wall Street Journal reports weekend stock activity as mixed with profit taking after a rise to new highs. Interborough fare dispute weakness, Ratio Corporation slide, and Wild and Company gains amid receivership notes. Bullish trades persisted in Maxwell and Loose issues while steel and GE, American Locomotive, and other pivots steadied the market.
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United Press
NEW York
Interborough Rapid
Ratio Corporation
Wild and Company
Maxwell
Dewag
Steel
General Electric
American Locomotive
American Cox
The Rations’ Success in Hard Times
A choppy excerpt notes that rationing aids the people as a stabilizing effort. It mentions persistence and hopeful plans for continued aid and support into the future, emphasizing communal resilience and government aims. The fragment references social welfare and public assistance programs without detailed specifics.
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REX Theatre
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Har PH
Hearst News
Forbidden Paradise
Pola Negri
J Te Ahighist
Pittsfield
Ordo Gustav
Father John
Thelsia Sit
W. Sty
Archie Efprlwoth
Rory
Didgeland
Rex Forbes
York
City Hall
Jameston
Wall Street Journal
Stock Market Review
Tomaht
Jai Iauguratt
Aose
Agi
Newmouse CO
Grand Theatre
North Center St
Tanke
Crmigats
Biter
Lecape
Tiger
Estelle Taylor
E. E. Guignon
Corry Milling& Supply CO
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