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Fragmentary text shows a person returning home to Harriebury after work and another returning from Cleveland to accept a job in the office of a company referenced as Tamssfawn Co. The readable pieces mention Morning at the office and a move or employment change.
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Mme
Meloy
Tia
Harriebury
Hadnia
Gin Bre
Manjus Bay
Cleveland
Oomy- Tamssfawn Co
Personal mentions from a busy Sunday in the city
Harry Thurston and sister Mise Lemhurston visited with the Togart family in Warren. Mish Toammello Muller referred to Pipdonia Normal. R. B. Champion visited Erie with the Thompsons. the Livermores hosted Dr. and Mrs Frank Livermore. Various locals and visitors from Denver and New York are noted among drives, hospital news, and travel by car to Liverpool and back to New York.
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Harry Thurston
City
Mise Lemhurston
Prank Livermore Motorehows
Barbarton
R. P. Livermore
Holst Slandecker
Jacob Carney
Bertie Carney
Hera
Trig Ani
Mir Aml
Noob Beanz
At Dake
Ani
Tarriet Myers
Morrow
Clarendon
James Pax
Jamestown
Add Afra’ Tames
Filnt
Sam Herbert
Denver
Col
Dull
Mr. Randall
New
York
Liverpool
England
France
Ireland
Scotland
Tay
Wales
New York
Qware
Lorause
di Jay
Boston
T. M. Randall
Indaw William Ridont
Denyne
Prohibition Column Promotes Corry Candidate for Congress
The Corry Prohibition column endorses Mr. P. H. Whittlesey of Corry as the party’s choice for Congressman at Large. Whittlesey is described as a lifelong Prohibitionist and reformer, backed by party leaders and local civic ties. The piece lists other Prohibition slate roles and introduces the party line for federal, state, and legislative offices.
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Corry
Corr
Hay
Whittlesey
Our
Raymond Manufacturing Co
Mlication
Chamber of Commerce
Society of Mechanical Waginners
Stata
Prohibition Party
Hitler
Mr. Whittlesey
Wiitdlessy
Congressman Alliance
Prohibition
Namonal Toke
Local Social Notes and Travel Snippets Amid Busy Weekends
L. D. Lawrie silat for Bell Telephone returns from four weeks in Pittsburgh. Mrs Dawcon Olmstead and family join Major Olmstead at Camp Grant after weeks here. G. D. Hegthy family visits Windley Lake. Brown family from West Virginia visit, then head to Denver. Mrs. O. H. Bock signs the morn. Arnchid travels to Buffalo for millinery openings. Baker family from Sherman visits. Sidmonds and others transfer from Philadelphia after tanker launch.
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L. D. Lawrie
Bell Telephone Company
Pittsburgh
Rendy
Jamestown
H. Bock
Mora
Buftac
J. A. Arnchid
Buffalo
Tryin Baker
Sherman
Sidmonds
Hms Barmor
Ol Guy
Philadelphia
Jim
Joseph Boop
Prices Cut at On Outing Flannel Sale
Sale begins Tuesday morning offering 3 000 yards of first quality outing flannel 28 inches wide at 29 cents per yard. Store will take a loss to move stock. buyers can benefit from the price drop.
Winter Coat Sale and Men's Union Suits Ad
A newspaper box ad lists children’s coats in wool with belt and plush cuffs priced around 4.50 to 8.00, plus men’s heavy fleeced union suits shirts and drawers at 1.35 to 2.25, and ladies ribbed winter weight undergarments. Window display and sale emphasis noted.
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Uae
Lesa
Ally Good
Sesceres
Men's Sweaters and Gloves Offerings in Bargain Sale
An old classified snippet lists men's sweaters at discounts, extra heavy options, canvas gloves, bed blankets in large sizes, fleece and cotton blankets with special prices. Mentions values like $5.00 items, $3.25 sweaters, and low per item prices.
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CPN Pei Aro
Gauntlet Leather Gloves Offered at Basic Price
An old catalog line notes extra heavy men gloves with a premium leather grade priced at 50 cents per pair, suitable for fall weather. The entry highlights good quality and practical wearability.
Social Roundup Notes Community Visitors and Local Notices
A collage of brief society items lists visitors and residents in town yesterday and today. Names include Si Po Te Leo Muylderick Yate, Miss Ida Bromley, Miss May Johnson, Miss Katharine Carmey, and Mr Alberstadt. Local figures from Towayatie to Mondville visit hospitals, attend anniversaries, or stay with relatives. Also noted are private Jacks, family gatherings, and several employment and housing notices.
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Leo Muylderick
Buffalo
Towayatie
G. A. Bolter
Mondville
Sperkc
Savdiy
Delobila
Ae A. Yourmiey
Ida Bromley
Vic Cossy' Hospital
Howard Yyua
Mira Bila Oekat
Shomiay
May Johnson
Eastmaddusiyon Oo. Hoge
Poughkoopals
N.Y
Relativen
Ais
Katharine Carmey
Alberstadt
Mins Herald Beane
Wapronghtr
Edward Barron
McKeon
Peter Barron
Girard
Jacob
Orton J. Davia
He Corry Hospital
Foster H. Davis
Jack J. Stone
U. S
Army
el Paso
Téxax
Douglas
Avia
Corry
Emmma Linsontt
Ynora
Will Loowte
Myer Norden
Bismarck
Arthur Poilshenfeld
Chicago
Spdnil
Cambridge Springs
Bismarck Foilehon
Toca Post
Arthur Wis Nna
Tepes Attention Dairymen Auiyouo whaling now DeLegal
DeLegal reps arators, repair parts, or silkers call W. 5. Pages Bull 10yia, Oo 'ambus, Pas dagger.
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Tepes
Auiyouo
DeLegal
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Mathor
Ube
Louise Feuluar
Er Flis
Aaron
Leigh Colgin
Stale Moet
United States
Targo
George Hurt
Duther
Kauffman
Mra
Wlora
Congress
Tegialature
Leah Cobb Marion Tere
Huntington
A. P
Hutchison
Milton
Bhrevoetree
Miles
Neamon Froil
Blair
Bernstein Bros
Clothiers
Main St
Evelice
Union City
J. A. Lanston
Pathe
Clifton
N. Center St
Bell
Cook Stave
Irs
Stockton
Washington
Zeno
Rots Co
Cleveland, O
The
Citizens National Bank of Corry
Corry, Pa
Winger & Williams
California
B. C
N.B. C
FAP
Es Eels
Weeene
Chase & Sanborns
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