Jamestown Goes Dry As Midnight Water Ban Enforced
Jamestown and nearby counties in New York and Pennsylvania enact a midnight water ban under new law. The partial prohibition covers most beverages with exceptions for limited uses, affecting residents and businesses. Local officials warn enforcement will be strict and violators face penalties while neighboring towns assess impact.
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Joffre urges gold for men amid war mobilization
United Press dispatch reports Commander Joffre calls for gold for soldiers and allies as World War I intensifies. He urges rapid action to fund the war effort, arguing gold should be minted to support those who shed blood for the cause. The address hints at financial measures, including potential prohibitions and broader mobilization.
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Turnbuckles Drill Fine Water Well Work
The Sinndord Tirabuckle company reports a successful water well drill at a depth of 160 feet. The project involved doubling the water supply and installing a large line for distribution as City officials and investors note the potential for wider use. Colonel Rickards leads a photo-illustrated edition detailing the workers and equipment. relatives seek copies of the volume for archival orders.
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Corry Red Cross Board Reports Fundraising and Belgiumpal Campaigns
The Corry Red Cross executive notes funds totaling 44 97 swore donations and a drive from untwe Thole Culkiary Moores Or Kighunt. Subscriptions rise with 46 members joining in September. A December 16 to 28 drive aims to boost renewal and new members as the Belgium relief effort expands.
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Theatres and Schools to Remain Closed in City
The article notes that theatres and schools will stay closed amid ongoing concerns. It mentions a public health or safety context and references local officials and community impacts, with quotes about sustained closures and potential reforms. The piece suggests administrative decisions affecting cultural and educational venues.
Citys New Valuations Are Published Today
The article outlines the release of new city valuations showing changes in property assessments across districts. It notes impact on tax bases, mentions municipal oversight, and stresses that residents will see updated figures affecting bills and planning.
Papers pause as printers cancel city edition
Old fragmented notice describes widespread newspaper suspensions and mailing problems. It notes postal delays and reader complaints while authorities consider alternate delivery options and the War Ministries Board issues guidance.
Casualties Listed Today From Amber City Ambush
The report enumerates casualties with names of locations and wounded individuals tied to a broader conflict. It lists victims from Heather al rhe Cite Waanda and mentions wards such as Norman N and Meadville while noting missing or wounded persons.
Last Chance for Registration Saturday Before Election
A damaged notice outlines registration days ahead of the November election. It notes low turnout historically and urges residents to register on the approaching Saturday to participate. The text references citywide registration and concerns about insufficient prior registration levels.
Griffin of Co A Writes From France
A fragmentary telegraph style note from Griffin of Company A, written in France, reflects on Allied actions and a veteran chorus praising the troops. The text mentions Davie, Sergeant Thonyeoh and others as fallen in the drive on Aug Hill. It commemorates Allied victory and the courage of Atlin and others, with a call to remember the sacrifice.
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