Shifting town plans and market notes from Jamestown era
The item reports Farrell’s emergence as a potential city of 45 000 in Morvers County over seven years, with 4000 unemployed leaving town. It notes a memorial survey differing from prior boom times and mentions Camp Samuel M. Por th Spanish War Veterans planning a ten inch Maine shell exhibit. It also covers dairy prices in Sinolateville and local hospitality staffing, plus rail and hospital finance concerns in Cambridge Springs and Jamestown.
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Shopty
Paul Dieteh
Corry
Warren Mirra
Sinolateville
Ni Y
Anton
South Sharon
Farrell
Morvers
Hones
Samunl M
Maine
Jamestown Post
Memorial Day Plants and Flowers by A. E. Petit Florist
A. E. Petit Florist invites customers to visit new greenhouses with extended hours and ample stock. They claim their upgraded facilities in Nett TJ support a wide range of plants and quantities, advertising ready supply for all needs near Miln Bt and depot.
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A. E. Petiit
Florist
New peacock dye and trimmed hats at Arnold Millinery
A fragmented 19th century item mentions new dye by Bheoly and trimmed hats at Arnold Millinery Shop. It notes a young man sent to Varmiah ud rat oat and a road project near Jamestown Mayville with an automobil road along the Chuwiuunue route. A fire at Ames Town is referenced with route motors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bheoly
Taewia
Arnold Millinery
So Wim Ram
Wright
Banter
Washington
Whronlex
Jamestown
Mayville
Chuwiuunue
Ma Honey Israt
Ames
Mrs Howard Wagner Finds Relief After Vinol Trial
Mrs Howard Wagner of Milton Pa credits Vinol with curing a two month cold and persistent coughing that kept her awake at night. After two weeks she reports improved sleep and energy, with lingering issues resolved within a week. The ad claims Vinol strengthens and cures health problems when other medicines failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Wagner
Milton
Unveiling of New Kolohior Nofol in Novi Center
The article describes the unveiling ceremony for the Kolohior Nofol in Novi Center, with contractor Mo Hipay overseeing development of a new interior design. Prominent Cathocrat John Wilko announces a bid, while Al Crosby retires from city politics and contemplates a move to the state headquarters. Mrs Wilcon declines candidacy, shaping the upcoming campaign landscape.
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Roonin and
Bath
Plawane SL
Pleasant St
Union Whan Gr
Novi Center
Mis Atfernoen
Mo Hipay
Delveloona
John 1
Wilko
Tudevdale
Crosby
Arrie Burg
Wiicon
Gus
Sherman Beats Corry In Rough Local Baseball Game
Sherman defeated Corry 4 to 2 in a tense, low scoring contest at the Sherman grounds. Early pitching mixed with erratic defense as Corry rallied late but Sherman held on, with key plays by Frickson, Janing, and Holt keeping the hosts ahead. A plan for another meeting looms as both teams prepare for a rematch.
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Noxbody
Hho
Frickson
Sherman Ud Hi
Nolihur Aide
Erlekyon
Janing Corry
Holt
Corey
Sherman
Alf
Benel
HWSL
Céary
Lysk
Sherwan
Corry Doctor Seeks Right to Ride Freight Trains
Dr. H. H. Olds filed a complaint with the State Railroad Commission asking whether a physician may ride a freight train in an emergency when no other rapid transport is available. He says he was denied permission to ride a freight from Erie to Corry and seeks a ruling on the legality for carriers to grant such passes.
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Corry
Harrisburg
Dell
Olds
Te Commission
Tay
Transportaton
Mulsefon
Slayer of Hall Sent to Fairview
Jacob Rosach of Clearfield County was moved from the State Hospital to Fairview. About two years ago Rosach sharpened a spoon and fatally stabbed patient Beugene Hall in the abdomen. Sheriff, deputy, and state hospital staff escorted him to Fairview for remaining confinement.
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Hall
Fairview
Warren
Jacob Rosach
Clearfield County
Talen
Invano
Rosack
Buegene Hall
Cloorfield County
Lred Henry
Ctallan
Cole's Car Hits Town in Saturday Smash Up
The Ford owned by Mr W H Cole home at the Grandin caused a rampage on the city streets Saturday afternoon. After a clash on Main street it bumped into the Burt Howard car on First Avenue. Radiator smashed and Carli m uts damaged. Later the same car collided with Star Garage then a fast entry into T L Olds wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Mrr
W. H. Cole
Grandin
Main Street
Burt Howard
Cofusious
First Avenue
Star
Aun
TL. W. Olds
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsements From Corry Pa Resident
Corry resident Jidsey Blakely a contractor testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills quickly eased back pain and kidney issues causing him to endorse the product publicly. He notes relief from pain, easier straightening, and clearer secretions, urging readers to remember the Doan's name. Sold by dealers at 50 cents. Faster-Millet Co. New York is sole U.S. agent.
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Coney
Doan
Corry
Jidsey Blakely
N. Center St. Corry Pa
Dean
Tam
Mubiten Co
New York
United States
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Holard Hvatlin
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Higgins Memorial
Jamestown Journal
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Tutta Shire Normal School
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Zephyr Ginghams
Cairi
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