Local Residents and Visitors on Various Business Trips
John Rogers Jatz on a western business trip. Harry Masti and many others from Elgin, Jamestown, Meadville, Scranton, and Warren were in town or traveling for business today. Notables include Charles Myers to Jamestown, I. A. Bliley of Brie visiting, and Major J. B. Brown returning from Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rogers Jatz
Harry Masti
Elgin
Cook
Spandine
Spite Creek
Charles Myers
Jamestown
I. A. Bliley
Brie
John Morley
Sesteray
West Virginia
Hey
Cohens
Cleveland
Scranton
Rev. Sharpley
Youngaville
Tulvis Schneider
Corning N. Y
Martin Stely
Easter flower specials and fresh greenery display
Easter lilies azaleas cyclamen genista tulips hyacinths narcissus primittas violets roses geraniums sweet peas table ferns and more arrive. Shop invites customers to see stock and choose from a fine assortment of houseplants for spring decor.
Local Notes and Social Updates From Kane
Fragments report job prospects at a US company for women and girls while several locals travel to Buffalo for visits. Mrs Sweeney and Mrs Kesso stay with friends. Rev and Mrs Sutton welcome a twelve pound baby boy named LaMont Bruce, honoring his grandfather LaMont Steen of North Center Street. Grandfather Steen marks the occasion in style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweeney
Nias Antu Kesso
Buffal
Fanny Rhodes
Wale
D. Cir
Kane
G. A. Sutton
LaMont Bruce
LaMont Steen
North Center St
Steen
Parisian Sage Promises Lustrous Hair and Dandruff Control
A vintage ad touts PARISIAN SAGE as a solution for dandruff and hair loss, claiming it stops shedding, promotes growth, and makes hair beautiful. It guarantees satisfaction with money back and notes availability from NF Ambs and dealers, featuring a girl with auburn hair on the bottle.
Tailored Suits at 16 50 with satin lining
Local shop offers tailored suits from 16 50 to 19 50 with mixed styles and guaranteed satin lining. Di agonals and fancies featured for value conscious shoppers.
Duff y & Co Centered Ad in Corry Business Section
Center page notice for Duffy & Co located in Corry Pennsylvania. The fragmented text indicates a business listing or advertisement placement within the local business section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy & CO
Local Notes and Visits Highlight Corry Day
Charles Hasbrouck's 1st biie on business. Mrs. Harry Cheney’s short visit to friends. Mrs. Hila Cheney returns home from Sher man visit. Mr. and Mrs. William Hhireh of Survnse Crewle visiting. M. Haates and Silas Gather go to Brie for the day. Cheese factory on Seconi avorine to open Monday April 1 1912. Heathth moving from Hel Wai street to Wikfather's farm on Hire Greek road. Rebekul Wo meeting at Mrsain Knowlton's residence Thursday afternoon. Health Department to aid muntoipel cleanup day when conditions permit. Ladies Aid Society Baptise Church to hold all day meeting Thursday. Market indications suggest high cheese prices. supply expected tight. On March 24 1903 Ruth Kuebel dies at 1860 Pocono street Swissvale Pa. O’Neil noted as Corry draftsman. CH Bagley and spouse return from trip to Ternadas. Governor Tener appoints James Fox alderman of the First ward in Thierisville to fill unexpired term of William Witts. Fox formerly of Corry, works in wholesale liquor business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hasbrouck
Harry Cheney
Hila Cheney
Sherman
William Hhireh
Survnse Crewle
M. Haates
Silas Gatherhe Hopkins
Brie
Seconiavorine
Knipl Heathth
Hel Wai
Wikfather
Mrain Knowlton
Gle Health Department
Corry
Ladies Aid Senlity
Tly Bautise Church
Hilt Sear
CH. Bagley
Quaero Club Season Closes With Initiation and Banquet
The Quaero Club wrapped its year with a final meeting on Tuesday featuring a musical program, a conferred honorary member, and the initiation of new member Mew Wile Matthews. A high-type banquet followed, marking the season’s close. Voter registration urged locals to sign up before the April primaries and polling places will operate 7 to 9 PM during voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Wilcox Tun
Wile
Matthews
Explosion of Potatoes Injures Mrs Yerks in Wellaville
Wellaville New York March 26 Hertha Yerks was injured when a baked potato exploded in her face after she pierced it with a fork releasing pent up steam. The blast shattered china and glassware and she escaped with minor injuries. Also notices: Corry Milk Products to start cheese production April 1 at Ind Ave plant. H R Briggs secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellaville
N.Y
Atva
Hertha
Yerkes
Hi Corry Milk Products Mis. Co
Ind Ave
H.R Briggs
Thompson's Kidney Tonic Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Thompson's Kidney Tonic and Dandelion compound as a cure for kidney and bladder problems. It claims rapid relief from backache and urinary issues, urging readers to buy a 50 cent bottle and use it for thorough cleansing. The copy dismisses warnings and promotes the product as a universal remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid
Thonkanl
Améeloa
For Sale Town Property Advertisement Fragment
Fragmentary notice promotes town property for sale with vague terms. Includes garbled phrases such as quantities and contact hints. No clear names, dates, or prices readable.
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Armory
James Dalton
Buffalo
Perry Mead
Spring Creek
H. ©. Wilson
Walon City
E. Ferguson
Mudville
Hiram Johnson
Spartansboro
C. B. Kibler
Erie
C. A. Cooley
John Keppel
D. Clayton
Union City
C. A. Glas
Male
J. R. ‘Thompson
Warren
Ralph Perins
Mead
Vile
Vatter
H. A. Curtiss
Child
H. W. Blydenbure
Sirs
Bert Greenman
North East
Major J. B. Brown
Florida
Arthur Cray
Meadville
Nooix County
Whitney Braymer
Braymer
Odd Fellows Home
A. E. Pettit, Florist
E. Main St. Union
Bell
Depot
Amusel
Edison
F. M. Bolts
H. Bo Munley
Corset
HH. Geiger
Ol City
Oys
U. S
Avis Harris
Byaindas
Dandruff
Gage
Cohen
St. Corry, Pa
Pocono Street
Swissvale
Bian
Ruth Kuebel
John 1
O'Neil
O'Nellen
Puttabairg Gazette
Quaero
Bargutin
Mr. Wilcox
Wellsville
J. R. Graves
the Old Reliable Jeweler
West Main Street
Ohio T
Pierpont
W. Smith
City Water
Iloore
Good
Mente
Pa. Bell Phot
Salh
W. Ob
West Smith
Une
West Pleor
Barlow
Good House
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