Brigham's Hardware Ads and Local Notices in 1915
A spread of fragmented local items mentions Brigham's Hardware store offerings including porcelain-foad refrigerators, screen doors, locks for sale, and shop services. Also notes chimney and household goods, a meeting of Epworth league, a ball at Mrs War Brown's home, and various community announcements with names and dates embedded in the jumbled OCR.
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Bnigham's
Salvation Army
Brigham’s
Smith Street
War
Brown
Bortz
Falty Tonight Anal Verdict Reel Pair At Keystone
The fragment notes two reels titled Falty Tonight Anal Verdict and Mutual Weel and Fualty's Hockiess Fling at Warden's Garden and Keystone. Details are unclear but imply a cinema or stage program with paired reels and locations. Names appear garbled, limiting exact identification.
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Falty
Warden's Garden
Fualty
Keystone
Lyric
Store Promotion Card Readout Advertising Help
A fragmented promotional line invites people to visit a store hub to meet friends leave parcels Cao telephones and rest. It frames the store as convenient headquarters and a welcoming gathering place for shoppers and visitors.
Local Notices and Accidents in Corry and Bradford
Local ad snippets list shop sales, rental rooms, and a notable injury at Barlow Hardware where Martin Miller injured a rib after a ladder fall. J J Freeman of Bradford suffers partial hand injury from a car crash near Randolph, New York, when a Hill hill incident caused windshield damage and a near amputation.
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J. J. Freeman
Bradford
Freeman
Bradfort
New York
Phin Wa Me Freeman
Randolph
N.Y
Gould
Kreeman
Orazy
Family is United After Many Years in Warren to Greenville
A long separated family reunion unfolds as William J. Brown and siblings learn their brother Horace Brown, once known as Hornen Brown, is alive in Greenville. The tale traces a fourteen to sixteen year split with paternal arrangements, a move to Greenville, and an intervening effort by relatives to locate surviving family members. Local discovery prompts travel by train to Greenville and return to Warren, with the Browns reconciling after years apart.
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Tinnville
Artor
Mio No Wasunahin
Slink
Moses ‘Brothers
Grewaville
Mercer
Brown
A Slater
Mea Samet
Hunt
Greenville
Sears
Warren Po
Richard J. Brown
Randolph
Hin
Horgeo
Hornen Brown
Ut Iy
Slatar
Ormor
Joseph Ret
Gus-Muginn Works
Vani A. Brown
Moses
Mercer County
Rowan
Grenville
Town
Groomville
April Slower Month for Police Records and Fines
The report notes a tight month for the police with only drunkenness cases totaling ten arrests and fines. March saw about four hundred warrants issued with many paid, while April had fewer serious cases and no notable offenses. The chief’s report indicates April was the lightest month in recent memory.
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Kate We
Shiutda
Dusing Shiomtti
Call of the North at the Strand New York
The Broadway photoplay Call of the North starring Robert Bolaon plays at the Strand in New York. The program promises a five reel feature with dramatic scenes and notable special effects as part of the current lineup.
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Call of the North
Robert Bolaon
Iar
Tha
New York
Auling
Justice Scott Kicked From Streetcar by Conductor
May 4 report from Denyer states Justice Scott was removed from a streetcar by the conductor after witnesses saw him leave with assistance. A passenger noted Scott dangling from a strap before exiting, while others avoided testimony. The conductor demanded fare, which Scott allegedly declined saying he had already paid, and the judge walked home without further action.
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Denyer
Justles
Tilly
State Supreme Court
Tnt
Justice Scott
Auyifoe Boolt
Howe
Sontag
Fine new fountain arrives for city display
The bronze fountain gift from Major 1. B. Brown arrived and was unloaded near the Corner of Roath Center. It will be erected in front of the new federal building and connected to water supply this week. The statue stands about nine feet tall and includes a fountain feature. Descriptions note a pump and wiring prepared for immediate operation.
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Maj. Brown
B. Brown
Roath Center
Sou Aivonte
Witter Supply Company
Uemi Grhigg
New High Grade Concrete Sidewalks Construction
A local contractor touts new high grade concrete for sidewalks, citing decades of practical experience and improved durability. The effort highlights advanced materials, skilled labor, and modern equipment to advance sidewalk projects and public works.
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al Ienda
Prices Reasonable Prompt Service.
A terse item notes pricing for prompt service from A. Stanford & Co. Hell Phone 204 S17 S. Gentor Import4.
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A. Stanford
Hell
Boston Fountain Pen Ad Says Absolute Non Leakable
An old newspaper ad promotes the Boston Fountain Pen as the latest non leakable writing instrument. It touts smooth writing, ease of use, and suggests demonstrations and price of one dollar.
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Boston
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Ray
Rollin Rogers
Jamestown
Pile
Wentury
Wales
Mavcahin
Promiusny
Johnston
Atte Arcade
Sunbury
Iin
Pennsylvania
Ae Cmpany
Fole
Jon Ougleyse
Stanton Toolk
Brighan’y Uardware
Byron Savids
H.C
Mex. Mfg. Co
Baptist Church
Warren ‘Thomas
Fourth Avenue
Scott
Marchant
Theiloral Kerohen
Ayehie Damon
Olean Chamber of Commiree
Pontue
Alwaya
London
A. E. Petty
Florist
East Main Street
Bell
Union
Depot
Cao
Tore
Winger
Williams
Corry
Caldwell
Brigham’s Hardware Store
Downey's Drug Store
G. I. Marlow
Twin Indian Motor Evel
Snodel
Bargain
Wismneald
Bette
First Aventis
Weat
Strost
Biptht Woman's Mission
Cirele
Mihs Terry
Allmontiera
Martin Miler
Barlow Hardware Company
Adove
Dr Pope
Tur
Conmuis
the Star
Titusville
Bernstein Bros
Clothiers
W. Main St
United States Weather Bureau
Albany
Buffalo St
Chicago
Louia
Washington
Philadelphia
Babbiti
Traction Building
J. Harold Thompson Company, Miners of Coal
A. B. Ragon
Farm Machinery Wales Hardware Co
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