Journal's Ball Board Draws Big Crowd for Opening Game
A large crowd gathered at the Journal’s ball board on the balcony of the city building yesterday afternoon for the opening game of the world series. Private wire arrangements operated well, delivering fast updates despite brief breaks. The reader board proved clear and accurate, drawing steady attention as the championship series nears.
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Eachang Ag
Barns Burned At Jewell Farm Under Suspected Fire
A mysterious blaze destroyed three barns and a lumber pile at Ellis Jewell’s farm two miles south of town around eleven p m. Loss may exceed five thousand dollars with hay grain and feed ruined. No injuries reported and two horses were saved. motive unknown, possibly arson or accident.
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Ellis
Jewell
Tharos
Igi
W. W. Hasbrouoke
Murdock to Speak at Local Progressive Meeting
The Phoenix Hotel hosts plans to bring Victor Murdock to town for an address on the Progressive Movement. National Roosevelt party chairman Murdock will speak August 30, with potential stops in Union City Warren and New Castle. library theater may host.
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Victor Murdock
Miss Hamilton
Colt Lyceum Bureau
Washington Party
Map Dook
Roosevelt Arty
Molden Corry
Murdock
Alao
Union City
Warren
New Castle
Fire Scare At Brown Building on Center Street
A small blaze alarmed North Center Street residents when smoke filled the second floor of the W. Brown block. Mrs. Cheney found heavy smoke and alerted others, firemen arrived with chemical gear and found a stove fire in the Cheney kitchen. No gas flame spread. rooms were cleared and no further action needed. The weather forecast: cloudy tonight, cooler Thursday.
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North Center Street
Cheney
Workmen Hurt At Rogers Plant
A Rogers Company shop in the Third ward reports a worker, Prank Laird, seriously hurt while unloading steel when a heavy piece struck him, glancing off a block and hitting the jaw area. He was unconscious briefly, regained consciousness, and was driven home by taxi after a physician arrived.
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Laird
Rae
Ry Rogers Co
Kibler
First Men's Gym Class Opens Season at Presbyterian
The first business men's class at the Presbyterian gymnasium, directed by Harry Mexinder, drew about thirty men for a drill led session. The program included gymnastic exercises, medicine ball work, and three volleyball games as the new season starts amid expectations of large turnout and rapid growth.
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Presbyterian Gymnasium
Harry Mexinder
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Mordérn Gymnasium
Roberts’ Opening At North Center Street
The G N Roberts store on North Center Street hosts a bright opening displaying new season goods. Prominent items include brocaded cloaks Boucle and a range of dress fabrics with Wisterna Alice Blue Nell Rose and other shades. The wall known stock features Sitka fox and other natural furs.
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G. N. Roberts
North Center Street
Indieganita
Roberts
Atore
Depth delays Liberty Street sewer progress in deep trench
The Liberty Street sewer project advances slowly due to great depth with trenches reaching fourteen feet below the surface and deeper work planned next week. About 1500 feet of the 2800 foot main line completed this morning as seventeen workers toil and more help is sought before winter. Columbus Avenue sewer work has not started yet but is expected to begin soon to align with the same winter target.
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Liberty Street
Columbus Avenas
Fish Men's Convention Here Today
State Fish Commissioner N. Buller presides at a meeting of state hatchery superintendents at the Corry hatchery. Attending are J. R. Burk of Torresdale, W. F. Haas of Belfonte, A. G. Buller of Union City, Pil Hartman of Urie, Gay Buller of Herrick Center, and William Buller of Gerry. They will discuss shipping plans for the coming planting season and note improvements at the local hatchery.
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N. ¥. Buller
Corry Hatchery
J. R. Burk House
Torresdale Hatchery
W. F. Haas
Belifonte
A. G. Buller
Union City
Pil Hartman
Urle
Gay Buller
Herrick Center
William Buller
Gerry
Tax Advice From A Frugal Taxpayer
The writer argues income tax affects many, urging readers to proactively set aside a fixed portion of earnings each pay period for financial security, framing it as a rainy day precaution rather than a burden. The tone is practical and encouraging.
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