Classified Ads for Sale and Real Estate Listings
A jumbled classified page lists items for sale and properties for sale or rent. Entries mention cows, furniture, pianos, a Ford vehicle, house and lot on West Church Street, a bungalow on East Street, and other assorted goods with contact names and locations such as Saegertown Pa and Columbus. The scattering notes show garbled spellings and incomplete addresses typical of OCR scans.
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Ofice
St Paul Lartheran Chapel
Sut
Mandurd Street
J Fon
Hal
Columbus
SRBOR
FORD
West Church Stretz
West Washington Street
Price
W. W. Smith
Saegertown
TOR
East
Tauren
Menderson
Hon
Center St
Corrs
For Rent and Wanted Notices From Local Listings
A jumble of rental notices and sales inquiries lists furnished rooms houses and apartments for rent at multiple streets including 27 West Smith 8 Railroad 400 Second Ave and 318 West Church Street. Also seeks rep for wholesale house John Sexton Co Chicago and requests second hand gas range and lost gloves near Sciota Church with Journal Office contact.
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West
Smith Street
Railroad Street
Summer Street
Second Ave
South Center Street
East St
Washington Street
West Church Street
Bath
West Bend Street
West Congress Street
W. Church Street
West's
Lesnan
John Sexton & Co
Chicago
E. Wayne Ltd
Bell
Second Avenue
Sciota Church
Winder
Journal Office
Chamber of Commerce warns against fake securities promotion
The Corry Chamber of Commerce cautions citizens about promoters selling valueless or near worthless securities. It warns against scams tied to War Savings Certificates and Treasury notes, urging readers to investigate before investing and to learn from 1919 losses.
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Corry Chamber of Commerce
Treasury Department
Treasury
Corry
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Flowers
We thank friends neighbors and railroad employees for acts of kindness and for the floral tribute during our recent bereavement Gerry Miles and Family.
Stanford Mose Company 96th Annual Ball Ticket Sale Completed
Ticket sale for the 96th annual ball of the Stanford Mose Company, to be held at the State Armory on Wednesday evening, November 28, reports the largest in years. A fine concert program and first class refreshments are planned, with Dorothy Waller and Jewell Naylor among vocalists and K Murray with Charles Burkhardt performing a cornet duet.
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Paulins
Stanford Mose Company
State Armory
Srehrstra
Wil Ie
I& Wid
Mass Dorothy Waller
Ai Jewell ‘Naylor
Charlotte Bachemer
K. Murray
Charles Burkhardt
Miss Florine
Starr
Oil test results reported near Spineaut Lake
Reports from the Naylor farm test well near Spineaut Lake say drilling was down 1300 feet with progress of about 200 feet daily. Two barrels of fluid were removed during a bailout, indicating the water well is cased. a brief gas odor followed a minor, noisy gas pocket event.
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Merdille
Naylor Farm
Spineaut Lake
State Health Head Warns of Smallpox
A report from Green town Beaver county quotes Dr J Moore Campbell chief of the Division of Communicable Diseases warning that smallpox remains a danger despite vaccination. He notes vaccination reduces cases and stresses constant teaching and practice, citing 1912 Pennsylvania data and ongoing statewide vaccine distribution and storage efforts.
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Tiarrisburg
State Health Department
Green Townsip
Beaver County
J. Moore Campbell
Pennsylvania
PennsyVania
Dor. Campbell
Unitd
States Supreme Court
Texas
Union
Dam Jne
Washington
Supreme Court
Udi
Roy G. Miller
Bivley Cales
Chino i
Postmaster Highlights War Savings Stamp Exchange Plan
The postmaster notes 1918 War Savings Stamps can be exchanged at face value for Treasury Savings Certificates maturing in five years, with denominations of 1000, 100, and 25 dollars. Most stamp owners are expected to swap to shield their investment, details available at the local post office. The notice also includes a local obituary homage to Mrs Miriam Deming Caywood and thanks to community friends and the Rowers.
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Treasury Savings
Wentley Fwether
Miriam Deming Caywood
George Danning
Lifetime Priced Gift Items on First Floor Sale
Plain and copper trimmed furniture with drawers in settle and box styles priced from 12.50 to 144.12. Candlesticks in mahogany and finish range 0.50 to 1.50, polychrome pair 2.90. Polychrome mirrors 7.50 to 18.00. Sofa tables 30.00 and 33.00. Bath mats and book ends priced 1.85 to 8.50. Rugs include Wilton Axminster Brussels Chenille Silk Rag. Framed pictures 1.60 to 5.00. Tea sets vases and urns on first floor and basement. Velocipedes 14.50 and 18.00 in basement store. Boxes gifts 1.25 to 2.50 in assorted boxes and portfolios.
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Wilton
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King and
South Street
East Street
Rexall
Condra
Chamber OF Commerce
Gerry Miles
Crawford
Britain
Iitish Isles
Ponte Mer
MON Grocers
Anceseernleineestelgy
Raggedy Ann
Andy
Gainaday
Bicknell and
Thmpson
U. S
J. A. Lanston
N. Center Street
Ders
Edge
Boy Scout
R. F. Livermore