General Halloween Celebration Aids Planned in Corry
Corry organizers announce a community Halloween gala to curb past troubles. Mayor Alexander assures city aid and emphasizes public safety with police cautions, urging businesses to darken windows to improve appearance and minimize incidents. Committee members report over two hundred donations from local firms and residents to fund a first class event.
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Defto Say
Alexander Ay
Mayo
Mareh
Improvement in paper layout aids readers and advertisers
The newspaper announces a redesigned front and interior pages to feature more home and local news. editors note continued publication with broader local interest on every page, despite global material shortages affecting page allotment.
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Tive
Fragmentary World News Note Mentions Ad Space Growth
A damaged OCR fragment hints that page four advertising space will expand and readers may welcome the additional matter. The text implies broader coverage across pages and increased advertiser value, though specific events or dates are absent.
Omission in Cuba tin dam plans sparks inspector claim
New York dam inspector McKim arrived to inspect the Cuba dam and denounced the omission of a key bedrock element in the construction plans. He criticized the four foot bedrock key and questioned how the dam’s thickness could be only twenty feet.
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Cuba
Alexander Ro McKim
New York State
McKim
Aeckiw
Nisi
State Department
Spooky Window Tour By Merrie Cohen At Halloween
Merrie Cohen created a spooky Halloween window using an electric fan to produce motion. A skull and bones glow to enhance the eerie effect, with Jack-o lanterns added by Dan Nust’s store. Merchants respond to the committee’s requests as they prepare for the holiday display.
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Merrie Cohen
Art Shop Sale Promises Rapid Stock Clearance
Corry's Burkhardt Art Co announces a sale to reduce stock and make room for new merchandise. The shop reports a thriving business and invites customers to take advantage of unusually low prices as the surplus items are cleared.
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Corry
Burkhardt Art Co
Wirkhardt Art Shop
IV Tikures
Thirkhardt
Viewers report on new road between Corry and Spring Creek
The Warren county court appointed viewers to determine the necessity of a new road between Corry and Spring Creek. They met on Saturday, framed their report, sealed it, and delivered it to the Court for public release in due time. The notice also tangentially mentions engagement rings and their historical symbolism.
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Corry
Warren County
Spring Creek
Warren
Three juveniles before judge in Brig Pa
Three juvenile defendants appeared in Brig juvenile court led by Judge Walling. One case was continued for more information on a nine year old boy Jax Nobel accused of striking Addie Sallot with a stone. Probation Officer John Sullivan urged reform and warned against further offenses. Another boy, Roeot, was found to require placement at Morganza reform school, while Myre Mcbaughlin, an attractive girl, faced reprimand for disruptive conduct with friends.
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Brig
Tudge Walling
Jaxseph ‘Nobel
Probat Hor
John Sullivan
Titeht
Roco
Mimsell
Pennsylvania Reform School
Morganen
Roeot
Morganza
Myre Mcbaughlin
Young Man’s Foot Cut Off in Rail Accident
Basil Lawton, a well known Falco ner youth, had his right foot mangled when a bound passenger train struck near the junction on the Lunkirke Allegheny Valley line at about 10 AM. Walter Turner assisted the injured man onto a handcar to Java Junction, then to Jamestown hospital where doctors report he is progressing. A theory suggests Lawton tried to jump from the train and his foot was caught, resulting in the severe injury.
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Falconer
Basil Lawton
Villaxe
Lunkirke Allegheny Valley
Pittsburg
Walter Turner
Joree
Laweuniee
Turner
Malu Street
Jamestown Hospital
Cay
Lawrence
Rodgers flies mile a minute in desert hop
Sierra Minnen reports Rodgers making a rapid flight from Sanderson to Alpine and Marfa, covering 101 miles in about 9 minutes and reaching 2,100 feet altitude. He then crosses the Passana Pans, the highest point before California, at 6,082 feet. About 1,000 miles from El Paso, he plans to start toward the next point early tomorrow.
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Sierra Minnen
Tex
Rodgers
Sanderson
Berra Bianca
Glazauce
Alpine
Marfa
Passana Pans
Inti
California
Wes
el Paso
Funeral of Mr Pettengill at Baptist Church this afternoon
Funeral services for the late Charles Pettengill were held at two o'clock from the Baptist Church with Rev. Wallace officiating. Interment took place at Plus Grove Cemetery. Pallbearers named include Hy Woodring, J Mort, Ly Haggerty, Charles Mather, PII Shade, and Thoman Hagoo. Deceased, employed by Climax Mf. Co. for over 25 years, was attended by a funeral procession. Survived by his wife and two brothers, Henry and William.
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Charles Pettengilwin Hell
Baptist Church
Wallace
Plus Grove Cemetery
Woodring
J. Mort
Ly Haggerty
Charles Mather Piii Shade
Thoman Hagoo
Climax Mf. Co
Clouidhia
For Rent House Occupied by Jan at Crown Street
For rent house currently occupied by Jan at 410 West Chuan Street. Possession available in November. Inquiries directed to Lindsley’s Dray Store.
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Jan
Crown
West Chuan Street
Tnt
Lindsley
Cory Lady Is State Regent
The State convention of the Daughters of Thabella met in K P Hall Saturday at 4 pm. Supreme Regent Mary Li McKernen of Utica welcomed visitors. a business session followed. Upcoming host city Philadelphia will host the June 1918 gathering. Newly elected State Regent Miss McCabe announced the slate including Corn 0. McCate as State Regent and Catherine McCarren as State Treasurer.
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the Daughters of Thabella
P. Hall
Philaelphia
Atrs
Nh McTlichua
Kane
Miss Hlemming
Mise Wilzabeth Lynch
Bt. Marys
Mra. Meter Hon
Utica
Mics McCabe
Stats Hogent
Disappearance of Kane Girl
Miss Fanny inlay, daughter of Mr and Mrs J orouh Linus, left her home on Pennsyl vania avenue after dusk and did not return. Neighbors and volunteers searched woods and creek banks without success. Authorities fear the volume of the missing girl wandered into the woods. Later reports indicate the girl has been found.
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Kane
Fannyinlay
J Orouh Linus
Pennsylvania Avenue
Lsst
Corry Firm Finishes West High Street Pavement
The Messrs Love and Son of Corry have nearly completed the West High Street pavement contract. Observers say it is among the finest in the district and the city should be well satisfied upon final acceptance.
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Love
Corry
West High Street
Union City Enterprise
Boomerang to You by Capt. Jack Crawford
A whimsical verse urges sending a cheerful return to anyone feeling blue after sunlit pauses and laughter. The poem hints at a reciprocal exchange of kindness, ending with a curious line about Staen's ae and a boomerang returning to the sender.
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Cloud
Jack Crawford
Staen's
Two Detectives Under Arrest in Jamestown Case
Jamestown reports two detectives were arrested after allegedly assaulting Denis Gorman father of the upholsterers Robert Sewell and J. J. Smith. The suspects were charged with assault in the third degree, detained after being brought to police headquarters by Sergeant James M. Quinlan and Officer Oscar Nelson. They were released on bond pending their appearance in court after notifying Arthur H. Greenlund of the Jamestown Lounge Company.
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Jamestown
Denis Gorman
Robert 1 Sewell
J. J. Smith
Te Jamestown Lounge
Atriice
Ambat ‘Unts
Wisgault
Bergeant
James M. Quinlan
Oscar Nelson
Arthur H. Greenlund
Jamesown
Theii Ght
Greenlund Boon
Police Cork
Your Journal Want Ad Attracts Anxious Audience Today
An alert message targets an audience weighing a want or proposition today. The notice emphasizes immediacy and clear benefit to readers considering engagement. It appeals to practical concerns and practical steps to respond.
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