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Piartay Anvrutihiag
Zea Norines
Colesin
Lnsertion
Alina
Deoititeorr
Thurdays Colder With Brisk Westerly Winds Near Pfennig
Weather forecast notes colder conditions today with brisk to light westerly winds. It mentions some snow near Pfennig and an overall chilly outlook for the day.
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Pfenidm Sind
Dems Urged to Pray and Beware Past Mistakes
The Houston Post warns Democrats to temper passion and resist past errors as they seek power in federal government. It urges prayer and sober party language favoring popular government over special interests, noting danger from predatory influence and internal strife within the party.
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Democrat Party
The
Houston Post
Clarke and the Dems Face Reform and Power Temptations
In a period of political upheaval the speaker is urged to drive Cannonism from the House and push for a truly representative body. Champ Clark is portrayed as a figure who could seize control, resist wealth’s temptations, and secure a lasting place in history through reform and organizational overhaul.
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Champ Olver
Champ Clarke
Carnipt Jnterests
Poisoned Chicken Supper at Smothport Church Social
Reports from Smothport describe a church supper poisoning incident where several attendees suffered severe stomach pain and vomiting after consuming chicken from a shared kettle. Investigations suggest a tainted chicken portions or a single pot contamination, with differing symptoms among diners and no definitive proof of universal poisoning.
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Smothport
Corr y Hunters Shoot a Deer in Cory Pa
Ira Cady and P I Brown returned home from a wandering trip in Clinton County. They claimed nothing to publish, yet their faces showed pride as Ye PAU HeKsenEr displayed a fine pronged buck labeled I A Cady Cory Pa.
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Ira Cady
P. 1
Brown
Clinton County
Pau
A. Cady
Cory
Wishes to Extend Troley Line Toward Tryonville Station
Tu nville Electric Traction president W. Smith seeks locating aid to extend the line two miles from the western end to Tryonyllls tow station. If built, the company hopes to expand toward Conudohia Lake and convert the old Pennsylvania Railroad route for a gas service operation.
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W. 1. Smith
Tu Unville Electric Traction Company
Tryonyllls
Smith
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Tryonville Station
Conudohia Ake
Clarke and the Democratic Dance in Crisis Time
The piece argues the U S political crisis will test democracy as party cohesion, warns that victory could bring predatory interests, credits William Jennings Bryan with warning voice, and notes Clarke poised to steer Democratic progressives, likening action to a political dance in the party.
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Wiliam Jennings
Hryan Box
Marlton
Clark
Joe Cannon Ngapoakin
Dancing School House
Representative Clarke
Oysters Advertised at Philadelphia Oyster Hollace
Oyster shop promotes fresh options from the shell with address at 124 N Center Street, offering open ad selections and wholesale look. Local business emphasizes ready-to-serve shells and related seafood items.
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Philadelphia
Arrest Two More Suspects in Tunies Albey Murder Case
Reported arrests of two women implicated in the murder of Tunies Albey in North Hust on November 10. Suspects Silonski and Seneski were brought to police after questioning by Sergeant Walgie and Patrol Kin Moadiontanga. No formal charges recorded yet, and others remain detained as investigators consider possible release.
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Allais Boen
Tunies Albey
North Hust
Walgie
Patrot
Bulng Wemors
Img
Troy
Monroé Echols
Lyon
Tony
Brie M
Ateh
Social Visit Highlights Local Family Gatherings
Miss Agnes Delavy of Carrry stayed with Henry Hollis and family. Mr Hambourg left Nov 28 for a trip with his daughter. Morrill Moore and mother celebrated Thanksgiving at a neighbor’s home. Clyde Basset and Jan ily hosted visitors. Miss Mule Jeinqulst planned a Jan trip to Janientown. Waller Crosby visited relatives in Pa. Herbert Mead suffered a stroke and remains in serious condition. Henry Dedent attended a May Day event in Hilléhe. Roy Desean and Charles Desean attended family gatherings and a May Day in law was noted. Will Burch and wife planned a short visit with relatives.
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Ilie
Agnes Delavy
Carrry
Henry Hollis
Hambourg
Sycod
Gree
Ville
Morrill Moore
Thankielyne
Mule Jeinqulst
Janientown
Waller Crosby
Tunity
Scott Hoyo
Whaesday
Meru Lee Crosby
Herbert Mead
Li Page
Henry Dedent
Eraniion
Roy Desean
Ita
Charles
Portrait Artist Julie G Heo Showcases Fine Work
Veteran Corry photographer Julie G Heo prepares new portrait series amid wool production ads. The piece highlights portraits by Beck and Crowley, noting watercolor and crayon specialties. The note urges orders for those seeking quality portraiture from Heo and Beck.
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Julie G. Heo
Corry
Mr. Beck
Mantey Crowley
Partiay
Mtr. Beck
Rensoniija Lin
Funeral of Arthur B. Shear Held at Wales Residence
Funeral services for Arthur B. Shear occurred this afternoon at the Wales residence on West Pleasant Street with Rev. Dr. Rankin of the Methodist church officiating. A large turnout of friends attended and pallbearers included Dr. Mr. H. Ansie Ue, GD. Meath, CB Porter, J. Walter Cleigh, W. A. Steen, and G. Sumner Bentley. Interment followed at Fino Grova Cemetery.
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Fso
Arthur B. Shear
Wales
West Pleasant Street
Tho Q'Elork
Rankin
Methodist Church
H. Ansie Ue
Meath
Porter
J. Walter Cleigh
W. A. Steen
G. Sumner Bentley
I Fino Grova
Apple crop harvested near New Wilmington by J Bruce Johnson
Brute harvest yields a large apple crop grown by J Bruce Johnson miles north of New Wilmington, Lawrence County. He and his brother Rev J C M Johnson report substantial proceeds from sales totaling around eight thousand dollars for J Bruce and roughly ten thousand dollars for Rev J C M Johnson, reflecting strong local demand and farm income.
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J. Bruce Johnson
Miley
New Wilmington
Lawrence County
J. C. M. Johnson
The Toymaker the Doll and the Devil at Amiss Tonight
At the Amiss tonight two new feature pictures The Toymeter the Wall and the Devil and The Stolen Chain premiere for a week. Do not miss them at the Aq amiatl Lonight.
Local Notes From Spring Creek and Nearby Towns
Thanksgiving Day visits fill the area as families gather across Spring Creek. Fay Belden Milon Chris Blackwood of Weal Spring Creek marry. Dan Tonaldson's parents celebrate a son born Sunday evening. Turbert Ment of Blue Eye is ill and not improving. Mrs Addie Jackson travels to Riri for winter. Walter Gronby and family of near Pittsburgh celebrate the holiday with kin. Clare Parnham details and Marl Wells near Corry also join Thanksgiving at home. The Band boys host an oyster revel and dance Thursday night.
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Spring Creek
Fay Belden
Milon Chris‘tiny Blackwood
Weal
Spring ‘Creek
Dan Tonaldson
Turbert Ment
Bluw Eye
Addie Jackson Hing
Riri
Mya
Walter Gronby
Nour Pittabury
Amel Sundburg
Corry
Rom Gurale
Nurlong Hines
Clare Parnham
Ledrrs
Yinktor
John Ayers
Jamestown
Marl Woodward
Near Corry
Morton
Advertised Letters For The Week In November
The weekly list includes Mare Kennedy Mr J M Burket LJ Chase H CG Davis M G Duniivy J T Gattney Gerald Hate Howard Selloc Rink Seawood Gus Dry and Seawood related names. Read for potential mail pickups at the local post office.
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Mare Kennedy
J. M. Burket
LJ. Chase H
Davis M. G. Duniivy J
T. Gattney
Gerald Hate Howard
Selloc Rink Seawood
Gus Dry
Two Feature Pictures Offer Amish Tonight
Two feature pictures are advertised for this evening, described as clear bright entertainments. The notice promises value with an admission price of six cents and invites readers to see the show tonight at the listed venue.
Hans the Flute Player Otto Opera in New York
The World previews an opera in New York where crowds gather for a comic opera sung in English now, mentioning a famed production at the Manhattan Opera House with Oscar Hammerstein as producer. It promises a special feature in Sundays World with music and words.
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Mostain
New York
Lisheth
Oscar Hammerstot
Manhatin
New York World
Wilson's Special Holiday Boxes Feature Fine Gloves
In Corry, Wilson's advertises holiday boxes with gloves and accessories for gentlemen. It touts the largest and finest glove selection, inviting customers to remember the place and shop without extra charge.
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Allie Hmda
Ale Howe
Wilson’s
Corry
Buckwheat Flour From New Crop Promises Whiteness
The Acme Milling Co. announces a new buckwheat flour made from the fresh crop and claims a very white product. If grocers do not keep it, customers are urged to call the Acme Milling Co. for availability and orders.
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Acme Milling Co
Thanksgiving Gatherings And Dinners Reported By Lake Wensant Families
Thanksgiving observations from Lake Wensant recount varied gatherings. Families visited friends and relatives, shared dinners, and carried on holiday rituals despite light snows. Notable mentions include Mr and Mrs Frank O Apptobew and children, Mrs Rivard Hoobe of Kidinhora, and J H McClelland of Corry attending church meetings and community events.
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Lake Wensant
Frank
Aveo Hamwin's
Wina
Brin
Mort
Brad Doolitthe
Rivard Hoobe
Kidinhora
Mdi
G. 1
Rowniek
Mtve
Ceube
Howe
J. H. McClelland
Corry
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Chicago
New Yorke
Atlantic
Hossin
St. Louis
New Orleans
Washington
Paliadelphia
Baltimore
Fine Buck
Troley
A. B. Spear
the Doll and the
Sam Jacobson & Company
ONE Price Clothers
Hans
Flute Player
Lake Pleasant
Soln Fulton
Bede
H. W. Owen
Fred Doolittle
Bonverdam
H. M. Applebed
R. Graves
Barlow Hardware Co
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