Market Notes and Local News From May Town
A garbled city page reports poultry, hams, and bacon sales at Wilcox market and Gordon's. Funeral announcements for Mrs. S. Hf. Glade and multiple social notices appear alongside wedding plans, sales at Fithburn’s Hall, and a push to join Nelson’s new Warhal AKRO station. Notable items include geologist J. H. Oligant’s death on a train, local politicians in city, and a planned baseball season kickoff at Athlotie Park with reminders of Meade County sports coverage.
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Knowlban's
Gantleman's
Jornal
Frank Malta, Jr
Pietabiin
Ugar
Wilcox Market
Gordon'a
Mra
Giade
Aclowk
Columbus
Porky
Fithburn’s
Methodist Church
Nelson
Warhal Akro
Fanl Pownsy
Carl “Taylor
Afteenoon
Henderson Phip
A& Wong
Hunterdon
Hutler
Chicora
M. C. Barker
Milan
Herrishry
Wilcox Chas
Swick
Hew
Brown
Republician
Note
Whlec
Dil-Mlotal
Rodney Jewell
Omaha
Neb
Vella Aronian
Horwood
Hugelton
Oman
Brennan
J. H.olighant
Ol City
Standard Oil Company
Pittsburg
Oid City
Mendyisle Republican
Minn Lénnie Hingham
Thin Fly Waa United Iamaria
John Chisholm
MéKeun
Ninera
Ont
Mik
Bingham
Mr. Chisolm
McKenn
Frays Hair Health Promises Quick Hair Health Cure
Fray's Hair Health from Amey & Co claims to brighten gray or thinning hair, making it look thicker and younger. It promises dramatic results with a money back guarantee if not satisfied, advertising as a guaranteed solution.
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Iery
Hay
Gerny
Tadadt
Fay
Amey & Co
Fray
Monty
Danderine Hair Growth Claim in 25 Cent Bottle Ad
An old advertisement extols Danderine claiming it stops hair loss, clears dandruff, and promotes long luxurious hair. It promises quick proof with a 25 cent bottle, instructions to apply daily, and asserts roots are strengthened, oils balanced, and new hair sprouts will appear in weeks.
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Catherine
Dardrutt
Dancing schoolFriday litt. Dance after the sehool arc
Fragmentary items show a dancing school note and an invitation to a wedding anniversary, plus an ad seeking a first class paper hanger and local phone contacts. The rest discusses pike perch shipments and Pennsylvania automobile value estimates with speculative totals.
Lyric Theater Features Circus Tale and Western Shorts
Local program lists a program at Lyric Theater including A Story of the Circus and The Sheriff's Daughter along with Western-themed shorts and Vitagraph selections. Audiences are offered a lineup of several short works and a possible feature.
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Sherifts
The
Five
Floral shop offering Carnalond and Sweet Peas line
The store advertises Carnalond Rowns Sweet Peas and Lilies in stock for all occasions with floral arrangements and algae related decor.
Epworth League election and local notices
Local notices include a meeting for the Epworth League officers at the Methodist church tomorrow night, the W C T U holding a gathering at Grand Street with Mrs Neill Blackman, and a call for twenty five men at Cory Brick and Tile Co plant. Police report theft complaints and arrests in Washington and Seventh streets. Oil City Camp United Sportsmen report carp removal plans on the Allegheny River and a barrel trap project.
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Knowlton's
Wilcos
Geni Inc
Wil- Cox Market
Gordon's
Epworth League
Methodist Church
Wright
Cory Brick and Tite Cou
Theo
Fox
Neill Blackman
Grand St
Jamestown Journal
Washington Slides
Nnde
Petit Iureny
Oil City
United Sports Js Men of
Pennsylvania
Ol City
Hunter Station
Fish Commissioner
J. J. Saltzmann
Tiwan
Johnnstown
Venwig
Horaldy
Putnam's Corn Extractor Advertised for Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Putnam's Corn Extractor as the fastest remedy to remove corns and warts with minimal pain. It claims the product works quickly, promises lasting relief, and notes availability through druggists and Thomas Downey.
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Putnam’s
Putnam's
Thomas Downey
Dance Night Temptations At Local Market and Funeral Notice
Farmers advertise Tuesday dancing at Wilcox market and Lamb sale event for Saturday. Funeral services for Mire Mary Bote ters held from Frederick Street home yesterday afternoon with interment at Pine Grove cemetery. Out of town visitors include A J Jed from Hen Center N Y Orrin Kennedy of Erle and G H Potter of Warren.
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Wilcox
Mary Boteter
Frederick Street
Ooelook
Ier
C H, Woodward
Pins Grove
Tipas
A. J. Jed
Hen Center
Orrin Kennedy
Erle
G. H. Potter
Warren
Lawyer Attacks Dewalt In Court In Lehigh Case
In Allentown a land dispute worth under fifty dollars has cost two families over twenty thousand dollars. Former State Senator Arthur B. Dewalt faced professional conduct accusations as Allan W. Hagenbuch, a Republican lawyer, attacked him in court. The matter was referred to the Lehigh County Bar Association for investigation after Dewalt withdrew from the case noting procedural clashes.
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Allentown
Layin Township
Lehigh County
Arthur B. Dewalt
James M. Guffey
Allan W. Hagenbuch
Yous
Cini
Camp
Dewalt
Fudge Trexler
de Wet
Hagenbueh
Elimination of the Hall Penrose Democratic Machine
A Warren based faction calls to expel the Hall Penrose machine from the Democratic Party after Elk county backed Speer. Delegates from Warren Morrist Vert Aigo and Mercer counties urged removal at the state convention and to rebuke the machine.
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Guffey- Ryan-Hall
Fike County
Lersby
Penrose-Hall
Warren
Morist
Vert Aigo
Mercer
Socialism Growing in Pennsylvania Pressure on 1900 Vote
Washington May 1 The growth of socialism in Pennsylvania is noted as a shifting political force. There are 14,000 dues paying Socialists in the state, with the movement seen as strengthening party competition. Analysts predict up to 200,000 Socialist votes at the next election, signaling a waning Republican edge and potential power balance involving Socialist candidates.
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Washington
D.C
Pannegivante
Pennsylvanis
Motor Cycle Club Names Officers for Coming Year
A meeting of the Motor Cycle Club was held at the office of W. id. Marah on Washington Street. Officers for the coming year were elected, including Dr. Warnin DeAbsay as president and G- M. Cuban as vice president, with other posts filled by listed members. The meeting was attended by representatives to the national American Motor Association.
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W. Id. Marah
W. ‘Washington Street
Warnin DeAbsay
Ras
G- M. Cuban
Vico
Boates 2
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Sina Lac AM
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Florist
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Jason Phona
Bel
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W. C. Walker
Tabor
America
North Center Street
Hotel Grandin
Hes Lehi
Arty
Keystone State
Bernstein Bros
Clothiers
West Main Street
Excelsior Boy Scouts