Busy City Notes and Local Notices Arrive in Mayhem
City and Vicinity column reports a mix of notices from London to Shady Ave, including theatre and church events, employment ads, home repairs, and a factory job fair. It covers a birth, a property sale and improvement, transit staff reshuffling, sewage plant plans, and a shooting accident at the fairgrounds with non-graphic detail.
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London
Soppit
Tick Makors
B. & B. Mattrona
Dendy
Drake
Shady Ave
Mitn Atreet
Rudy Casey
Beng
St. Maryn
Dunkirk
N.Y
John Chapman
Renovo
Erle
Pennsy
R. Morgan
Ly Daugherty
Genter Street
Doukharty
State Stat College
Washington ,D. G
W. J. Hulings
ON City
Marcus Hulings
Moxico
Hi Pano
Texas
Mexico
Parral
Donn's Kidney Pills End Kidney Pain and Backache
Burdens lifted by Donn's Kidney Pills claim relief from backache dizziness neuralgia rheumatic and urinary pains tied to kidney weakness. A testimonial from D H Johnson of Corry Pa says the pills were beneficial years ago and fully relieved his backache and kidney trouble. Sold everywhere 60 cents by Master-Mobira Co New York sole US agent. Remember the name Donn's and take no other.
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Hare
D.H
Buttato
New York
United States
Doun
Woman held for poisoning in Texas ranch case
Mia J Etheridge, wife of Looney Ranch owner, is charged with murdering two of her eight stepchildren Oscar and Dick ages five and nine in Bongua county. Authorities exhuming two other stepchildren who died last June amid suspected arsenic poisoning. Etheridge, 41, previously married to the ranch owner, denies the charges as investigators review all marriages and deaths connected to her.
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Waco
Tex
Oscar
Mia
J. O. Etheridge
Bongua County
Jallak Marketan
Htheridge
Néfenic
Ehamient
Nnlyaie
Etheridge
Looney Ranch
Basque County
Halloween Celebration Plans Secured by Alderman Porter
Alderman Porter reported success in securing funds for a Halloween celebration. A total of $210 had been subscribed this afternoon, with $60 still to be canvassed. The combined amount from this year and last year’s reserve is expected to guarantee an orderly event in October.
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West Main Street
Mra
John Hatch
Walker
North Center Street
Walkers
North 1
Center Wheat
Vyeek
Andy
Lewis
Cormer Mata
Ikreeta
Ady
North Centar Treet
N. W. Alsdorf
Columbus
Jamentown
Corry
Clyde Howe
Warren County
Oil City
A. Black
Cochranton
French Creek
Mack
Butler
Fair Grounds
Charles Hateh
Renr
Indy
St Marys Press
Porter
Hallowe'en Fund
Selng
High Church Faction Wins Today’s Episcopal Vote
New York October 13 The House of Bishops of the Protestant Episcopal church voted 62 to 40 in favor of the High Church faction against the Low Church policy of open public conferences. The Low Churchmen had urged all important church body meetings be held publicly.
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United Press
New York
House of Bishops
Protestant Episcopal Church
M Yole
Whole Town Formed to Find Black Slayer in Williamson
In Williamson West Virginia on October 13 a Black assailant struck Deputy Sheriff Albert Duty in the head, fatally wounding him as the assailant threatened residents with a public safety item. The incident follows two prior violent acts by a Black person in three months, fueling white resident anger.
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United Wres
Williamson
W. Va
Albert Duty
Willam
Amusel Features Tonight With Vitagraph Bill
Manager Shamburg presents a ten cent program at the Amusel tonight headlined by Hearts of the First Empire, a Vitagraph feature in two parts starring Earl Williams and Leah Bard. The Rube and the Bool and the rest join a five-picture bill of entertaining reels designed to please audiences.
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Shamburg
Hearts of the First
Empire
Earl Willams
Leah Bard
Combs
Pond on the Farm for Stock and Water Supply
A farm pond proposal touts year round water for stock via pipes and hydrants, government stocking, and sanitary storage. It promises a hub for youths in winter and safeguards for crops with pond storage, as part of successful farming guidance.
Raw wool drops to 22 cents at local station
United Press reports from New Cumberland that raw wool fell 7 to 10 cents today at the local railway station. Buyers refused to pay more than 22 cents to Handock county growers as tariffs push prices down from last week’s 40 to 82 cents.
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United Press
New Cumberland
W. Way
Handock County
Chemist Reports Arsenic Ingestion Suspected Poison Case
Little Valley Delaware reports ten year old Laur stuffant the sixth child of Willis Boffum stricken and treated for arsenic poisning. Dr MT Hileman forwarded stomach contents to Dr Herbert M Hill Buffalo for analysis. Hill confirms arsenic compound present. complete report expected next week. District Attorney Cole has not disclosed findings on the father Norris body exhumation may follow.
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Little Valley
Del
Phal Laurstuffant
Willis Boffum
Belie
Ariental Poisning
MT. Hileman
Aufath
Herbert M. Hill
City
Buffalo
Hill
Lyric Theater Highlights Twin Reels Showings
An orphan of war drama on two reels follows a lad who battles the Southern Army. Mutual Weekly features the latest events. Love and Gold, a western drama, runs four reels for five cents.
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Mutual Weekly
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J. E. Moserg
G. B. Saxton
Agency For Whitman
Contygs
Hallowe'en
Liberal Fund
High Church
Protestant Episcopals
Whole Town
Amusel
N. Center St
West Virginia
Lyric Theater
Bernstein Bros. Githiers, and Furnishers
W. Main St
Avan
J. R. Graves
Corry, Pa
Burkhardt
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