Mutual Co 10 Removes Many Unused Poles
The Mutual Telephone Company plans a post year end project to remove many old unused poles across Center Street after January 1. The merger with another local line has left obsolete poles, and the work aims to improve the business district’s appearance as the company moves forward with the program.
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Rum chasers run aground off Dunkirk harbor
Two rum chasers stationed at Dunkirk harbor went aground when one entered the harbor on Saturday afternoon and struck rocks. The CG 190, commanded by Capt Gordon Ware, was freed Sunday afternoon by the tug Delaware from Buffalo after wheel damage. The other craft CC 142 passed in without incident.
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Money for Your Needs from Union Loan Co
Borrow from 25 to 300 on furniture or piano with easy terms. Rates include 25 with 6.54 monthly, 50 with 6.01, 100 with 10.85, 200 with 17.36, and other sums in proportion. Confidential service, no publicity, hours daily 8 to 5 90, tele phone 915. Union Loan Co Inc 922 Seneca St Oil City Pa.
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Son Missing Two Years Reaches Home From Texas Ranch
Albert Ghylaseck and wife receive a letter from their son Anthony who disappeared in June 1924 while a student at No. 7 school. The 18 year old says he and two friends run a small ranch near Laredo, 50 miles away, with money tight and horses bought for 55 dollars each. He asks his parents not to search and promises to visit in about a year.
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Railroad man badly injured at Dock Junction
Francis M. Oyler assistant supervisor for the Pennsylvania railroad residing at the YMCA was crushed beneath two freight cars at Dock Junction west of Erie shortly after 9 am on Monday. He was taken to St Vincent's hospital in serious condition though expected to live. He was working around two strings of empty cars when he stepped between couplings. No further official details were available from Pennsylvania officials at the dock.
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Readers Club meeting reviews Davis life letters
The Readers met Monday afternoon at Mrs. A. Ella King’s home with Mrs. Mary Phelps presiding. Mrs. James Campbell gave an article on Life Letters and Adventures of Richard Harding Davis and Mrs. Sandburg reviewed Gallagher by Davis. The program pleased all before adjourning to meet Mrs. Clara Osborne on November 22.
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Franklin’s Faith Reconsidered by Historical Authority
A historical authority notes Benjamin Franklin did not align with orthodox Christianity in youth and may have held unorthodox beliefs. It asserts that by his death his stance would align with modern liberal Christian circles rather than strict orthodoxy.
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City Budget Requests Boosted for 1927 Levy
The 1927 city budget shows increases across departments with a total near 38 thousand dollars in general expenses and 23 thousand in street improvements. Notable items include bridges on Bear Greek and Wright Street, and potential reallocation of funds to Center Street resurfacing if needed.
Budget Adjustments Reported by City Departments for 1927
The Department of Maivate and Account Salaries rise to 17780.918,200 in interest on city bonds totals 26490.71, sinking fund up to 10300, taxes and rebates adjust figures, fighting account climbs to 12401.69. Streets department increases include 5000 for streets and alleys and snow removal 500, sewer, sidewalks, grid crossings and new machinery. Public Affairs fund drops to 1090.58, unpaid bills up to 1500, insurance up to 1076.43, city team down to 500, building repairs to 850. The finance head was ordered to prepare ordinances for 1927 appropriations and tax levy. initial readings set for December.
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Thaw Offers Wealth to Aid Young Girl Slayer Defense
New York reports Catherine Deninoy, 16, a girl-wife who killed a man, has moved William Thaw to back her defense. Samuel Goldstein, her attorney, said Thaw contacted him about her needs and promised funds for the defense costs.
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Coast Menaced by Heavy Storm
Weather bureau watches tropical disturbance off Yucatan as heavy rainstorms hit parts of the eastern seaboard. Disturbance moves northeastward with moderate intensity, while a storm of marked intensity is reported near northern lake regions and warnings extend from Delaware breakwater to Cape Hatteras. J Ju Neyson left yesterday on an eastern business visit for the J-WIGA Howard Company.
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