WCTU Attacks Prohibition Tax Claims With Figures
The Woman’s Christian Temperance Union released figures arguing repeal would hurt taxes and business. They cited liquor spending at 2.5 billion dollars since repeal and government taxes at 450 million, while coffee and milk consumption fell in 1984 versus 1933. The presentation claimed U.S. families paid 83.38 dollars per family to support liquor and 14.97 dollars per family in government returns, noting dairy and non alcoholic beverages lose ground to alcohol.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Margaret C. Munns
United States
Lease at Mac's Inn to Youngsville resident
Franke Newgreen of Youngsville has leased the restaurant and road house rights of Mac's Inn on Route 6 west of the city. George Gordon of this city leased the barn and pasture rights from owner Mrs Rosa McElroy. Newgreen plans to open the restaurant and host dances as part of a grand opening prep. Gordon and son Walter will use the pasture and barn to graze and display Sams and Sybils cattle.
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Franke Newgreen
Youngsville
George 4. Gordon
Rosa McElroy
Newgreen
Goreen
Walter
Constipation remedy claims relief after years of suffering
A reader testimonial extols Kellogg's ALL-BRAN as a gentle bulk that aids elimination after sixteen years of constipation. The letter praises the product for restoring regularity, recommends two tablespoons daily, and suggests using with meals or in cooking, with a note to consult a doctor if relief is delayed.
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Kellore
Kellogg
Bubtle Creek
Corry contest offers circus tickets to young artists
Corry Journal hosts a color contest for residents under 16 to win Downie Bros. Circus tickets for shows May 22. First prize five tickets, with decreasing prizes for 2nd to 26th winners. winners may meet Bil Cody. Entries due by Monday noon. include name phone and address. results in Evening Journal.
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Corry
Downie Bros. Circus
Evening Journal
Cory
Journal
Abyssinian Crisis Near Abyssinia Frontiers Attacked
United Press reports Italy proposes restricting investigation to the Velual attack, rejecting full arbitration of the Italy Abyssinia dispute. Rome may refuse broader talks, prompting Abyssinia to seek League of Nations council action at Geneva Monday.
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United Press
Addis Ababa
Abyssinia
Italy
Velual
Rome
League of Nation's Council
Geneva Mon Fay
Oil Days resident Nutting dies at 81 in Youngsville
Wilnems Nutting a prominent Youngeville resident and oil businessman died at his Youngsville home early Wednesday. Born in Boston and moving to Corry in 1864, he later settled in Warren County and founded Youngsville Savings Bank, serving as vice president at his death. Survived by widow, two daughters and two grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at 2 pm in Youngsville with burial in Pine Grove cemetery.
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Wilnems
Nutting
Youngeville
Warren Court
Youngsville
Pine Grove
Mary and Martha Class Entertained at East South Street Home
The Mary and Martha Class met last evening at the Mackees home on East South Street with 23 members. Miss Helen Fordyse supervised the program on scriptures about mothers as Mrs. Harry Spicer sang two Mother’s Day songs. A letter from former teacher Mrs. H. W. Alverson, now in Washington, was read. Miss Mary Anderson shared reminiscences of New York. Mrs. Glen Dickson received a parting gift as the group plans a California move. Gingerbread, whipped cream, coffee and candy were served by the hostess and helpers A. O. Bulley and Marion Rumbaugh. A cottage picnic is planned for June at Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoenes’ home in Colums.
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Mary
Martha
H. I. BE
Mackees
East South Street
Helen Fordyse
Harry Spicer
H. W. Alverson
Washington
Mary Anderson
Tate Fen
New York
Basten
Glen Dickson
California
A. 0. Bulley
Marion
Rumbaugh
Fred Hoenes
Colums
Oldest County Official A H Torrington Serves Since 1889
HELO office 46 years Holden Me notes A H Torrington may be one of the country’s oldest holders of public office. He has been the town treasurer and tax collector since 1889, marking over four decades in local government.
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Helo
Holden
A. H. Torrington
Classified Ads Reflect Local Needs and Listings
The column outlines ad rules for home, office, farm needs and services with examples. It lists ad formats, rates, and responsibilities for readers, plus sample entries for furniture repair, help wanted, items wanted, and auctions. It includes a card of thanks and a brief nature note about ants.
Jaca Rot Hope polls ache with Com June
A clipped OCR fragment suggests a political item about polling and a June date. Names and clear details are unreadable, leaving only vague references to Jaca Rot and Com in the context of election activity.
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Jacarot
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