Classified Ads Por Rent And For Sale Cluttered Listings
A jumble of ad blurbs lists rooms for rent, sale items, and services. Many lines mention prices and locations such as York Street and South Wayne Street, with items ranging from furniture to organs and pianos. Also notes requests for painting, child care, and a buggy purchase. Multiple addresses and contact hints appear in fragmentary form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie
Root's
York Street
Hal
Addreen Toy Shimer
Wayne
Ani
Ialy Carckege
Livestock Trade and Family Gatherings Feature in Spartanburg News
The Spartanburg News Letter notes varied conveyances and livestock trading, highlighting a 50 year old method newly introduced by dealer William Hutt To write Knows. Holsteins weighing 300 pounds each are shown in summer work, while a family gathering at Mr and Mrs Frank Wyth’s home honors Mrs C H Gabriel and relatives before a move to Littleton Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars Pressei
Willian
Crick
Frank Wyth
C.H. Gabriel
Littleton
Col
Chas. Phowpson
Malph
Webb
Tha Place
Clara ‘Watson
Itslomeh
Milton Baldwin
Hhis Hand
City
Dairymen Prepare to Reopen Creamery Amid Repairs
Dairymen's League members plan to open the old creamery and resume manufacture as extensive repairs proceed at Supplee Milk plant including new cement floors and general scaffolding. Funeral services were held for Private Tay C. Hutt, whose body returned from New York, with large crowds at the home and cemetery. Local residents, including Mrs. T. B. Wallace and Mrs. Josef Wright, noted visits and relocations among relatives as several families move or travel through Meadville area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehepenter
Tay C. Hutt
New York
William Hutt
MM. Chink
Baptist Church
Mio Dig Mudt
Legion
Hw Homie and
Leon
Glasgow
Scottan
T. B. Wallace
Tulon City
Withne Farley
Linesville
Josef Wright
Jamentown
Hartisah Poidler
Willis Irvin
George Th. Davis
Death of Henry Woolratt Hails From North Dakota
Word was received of the death of Henry Woolratt of North Dakota where he and his wife had moved over a year ago to live with their daughter Mis Gerald Abbey and family. Woolratt was a former resident and mail carrier, highly respected by all who knew him. Nearby notices mention Mrs Adela Kinney and Mrs William Jolson Jr traveling to North Bay to work in grape vineyards, Mrs Mary Stranahan visiting relatives here, Mr and Mrs William Smith with relatives at Matchoco, Mousra Charley and Lawrence Tam visiting from Warren, Harley Sehreckenghont spending time with parents, and Mrs Henry Myers of Hydetown visiting John Myers’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Woolratt
North Dakota
Mis
Gerald Abbey
Mr. Woodruff
Adela Kinney
William Jolson, Jr
North Bay
Mary Stranahan
William Smith
Ly Sehreckenghont
Henry Myers
Hydetown
John Myers
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Bernstein Bros
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