Gill Mantels and local ads fill City and Vicinity
Local column notes residents and businesses in brief notices. Gill Mantels offered at five cents each at Beveretta Hagket Store. Shag-Out prices on all canned goods at Stone's Wednesday. Swan Fountain Pen ad invites readers. Wright ad promotes fresh fish Wednesdays and Fridays at Oneida and Washington markets. Arnold Millinery Shop set for openings March 11 and 12. J D Murray’s granulated auger offered at five cents per pound to ease living costs. Revival meetings at Alliance Hall with Rev. Armstrom in Scrinton tomorrow night. Bread from Mate & Co announced. Cohen's millinery ads, Swan Safety fountain pen promotion. Apprentice wanted in Cohen's autilinery department. Spring hospital discharge notes report patient improving. Obituary: Jackson Tubbs, 76, died at Spring Crook after short illness. services pending.
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Bveretta Hagket
Stone's
Wright
Oneida
Washington
Atadyrd
Arnold Milnery
J.D. Murray
Alliance Hall
Armstrom
Scrinton
Rajney
Mate & Co
Cohen’s
Adyitil
Cohen's
Spring
Cony Hospital
Jackson Tubbs
Spring Crook
Slater
Hannah Greeley
Tubby
Joyality
Blair & Co
Advitit
Walker
Dominstod
Prosolgg
Whystle
Traction Building
pMtocoon
C.H. Bostik
Yale
D. Padoll
Givdo Tinanet
Cleveland
Uis City
Columbus
Rockwood
Ms Ife
Local notices and market reports from Blair and Co to Columbus
A jumble of advitisements and brief items covers Blair and Co trading, optical services, and a printery. The column notes a Hereford cattle consignment to Oneida and Washington markets from Cleveland, a near drowning report at Columbus, millinery openings, and a gang of small town incidents including a pistol incident near Jolmaenburg. It also reports a light maple sugar crop across Somerset and nearby counties due to a long cold winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohen
Adustry
Warren
Prank Mano
Fost
Jolmaenburg
Hernon
Meir
Pennsylvania
Somerset County
Fragmented OCR note with stray items and real estate transfers
A garbled OCR excerpt includes notes about dried fruits at Stone's and Blair & Co, a Veloxe pipe fault repair, a municipal matter involving Gib Waakechan and the Minnelpal, and real estate transfers such as The Ohio Land Company to J C Hutters and wife and Alvin Miller to Elisabeth Linton along with others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone's
Blair & Co
Dickson Noi
USA
Vie Minnelpal
Dion
Corey
J. D. Butters
Jesse Rehards
Othey Hety
Flora Ward
Mary Steels
John L. Sperry
Arvid Anderson
Wit
House Passes Bill for a Constitutional Convention
United Press reports the House votes to submit a question to voters on holding a constitutional convention. The measure would appoint twelve delegates at large, free from state senate influence, to be elected by the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Vitteee
Alo
Rayldiis
Tod
Wilkes unit boiler explosion cleared of blame by coroner
Coroner Wood late yesterday completed the examination into the Wilkes unit boiler explosion last week that claimed a life. He exonerated the Wilkes company and found the accident unavoidable with no responsibility assigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Pas
Wood Tls
Wilkes Unit
Wilkes
Mrs Anderson's Own Statement Promotes Vin Hepatica
Local testimony highlights Vin Hepatica as a cure for catarrh and digestive ills. Mrs Mary J Anderson of Scranton credits long stomach trouble relief after a short course, urging others with catarrh or indigestion to try the remedy marketed by Thomas Downey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaye
Balard
Hujdreds
Mary J. Anderson
Wyoming Ave
Scranton
Prohibition Amendment Defeated on Second Reading
Harrisburg March 10 The Pennsylvania house defeated the prohibition amendment on second reading by 118 to 90 with eight at rest. A local option measure failed earlier. Mr Clark of Erie introduced a bill making third class city treasurers the collector of all city bounty school and poor taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pal
Pennsylvania
House
Glark
Erle
Man Hurt At Shreve Plant Meant To Hospital
Joe Faber, a Union City youth, was admitted to Corry hospital with a badly crushed right foot after a heavy log rolled on it in the Shreve Chair factory area. Dr. Sherwood treated him at the scene, and he was transported to the hospital for care by Dr. G A Histon. Doctors fear amputation of one or more toes may be necessary, though the upper part of the foot may be saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Paber
Union City
Corry Hospital
Jt 8
G. A. Histon
Appraising Stock Of Bankrupt Grocery In Court Appointment
The board appointed yesterday by the court begins valuing the bankrupt grocery stock this morning. Officials expect a detailed appraisal of assets and inventory to determine liquidation proceeds and creditor settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ppralsora
Tha Isourt
Knight store stock issues handled by board on Center Street
Attorneys for both the former owner and the creditors attended a full day meeting as C. H. Porter was named clerk to the board overseeing the Knight store stock on North Center Street. G. M. Ream and J. D. Murray comprised the board.
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Knight
North Center Street
Porter
Lerk
G. M. Ream
J.D. Murray
You Can Secure An Education At Home
John Pr Paton argues that education is accessible at home through The Journal. The piece emphasizes daily reading as a path to knowledge, improved conversation, business problem solving, and informed purchasing, promising broad benefits from science, civics, history, and humanities.
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Arnold Shop
Arnold
Arnold Millinery
Lyric Theater Tomorrow
Chattanooga
Lincoln J. Carter
Cabby
Miller’s Malt Extract
Downey’s Drug Store
Thomas Downey
Povnst
Main St
Well
TD Union
Lyric Theater
Qhatanooga
Cabby and the Demon
Corry Evening Journal
W. Main [St
Prohibition
Clark
Shreve
John Pr. Paton
Amay
Peaulus
Tor Hewe
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