The Double Cross by A E Thomas
Doris seeks truth about Rollin and Jim Waterman at Stanley’s country house as tensions mount. Stanley confronts Doris while Waterman faces a looming blow. Doris asks for honesty and begs Jim to explain a rumored affair before a cliffhanger ending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watermin
Stanley
Waterman
Botting
New York
Tim
Bolehinsin
Rollin
Doris
Wetern
Watermiiny Mill
Seth
Ave
Huteldazon
George
Laneden
Boris
Pratmb
George Sys
Garry
Prinee
Jon
Piause
Ain Stanley
Wilson
Praresten Wits
Wilson Die
Durls
Tigimont
Jim
Helen
Penn
Init
Aerusallan
Terseille
Yin
Wylie
Spirited Contest Seen for State Senate Nomination
Erie dispatches indicate a hard fought state senate race with William Hamilton announcing an independent bid after losing the Prohibition nomination. Hamilton expects to file petition signatures against incumbent Miles B. Sitts and cites his past political work and school board tenure as veteran ties to voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Dispatches
William Hamilton
Prohibition
Miley B. Kitts
Evie
Senate
State Senate
Paptra
Hamilton
Prohibition Party
Sprite
Miles B. Sitts
M. Liebel, Jr
Tyeely
Forty-Second McCray Blakeslee Crowell Reunion
The forty second annual reunion of the McCray Blakeslee and Crowell families was held at Walter Gates grove on August 21 1928. A large crowd renewed acquaintances and enjoyed dinner. Officers were elected with B J Crowell president and Ralph Blakeslee vice president. Guests included Henry Crowell Robert Crowell and family and many others from across states. Adjournment set to meet at Walter Gates grove on the last Friday in August 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCray, Blakeslee
E. C. Barnes See-Treas
Wave
Annie Lewes
Toronto
Ont
Charles Crowell
Tishomingo
Okla
Missea Jane
Sarah McCray
Los Angeies
Calif
Ralla McCray
Oleta Perkinsky
Blakeslee
Crowell
Elya McCray
Dan Blakeslee
Frank F. Crowell
Wave M. Perkin
Will Hammond
Robert Gates
Dorothy Gates
Lusille Blakeslee
B. J. Crowell
Ralph Blakes Jee
Wave M. Perkins
FE Crowell
Henry Crowell
Robert Crowell
Etta Bravilier
Gypsy Chief Found Dead at Fair Grounds
Thomas Nichols a gypsy child was found dead in his tent at the fair grounds where the carnival resided for a week. Coroner Ed Lowrey ruled death due to asthma and heart trouble after examination by Dr. W M Robertson. no inquest planned. Funeral arrangements are being made.
Bear Lake News Items Highlight Local Visitors and Events
Local notes report multiple visitors including Miss Mary Cars, Mrs. Eifie McGray, and Miss Huth Penholion visiting relatives in Bear Lake. Residents on weekend trips include Mrs. Frances Rew and Miss Ross Wheeler. Paint work at the Erie Railroad depot is mentioned along with various family gatherings and small incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrapke
Salantahen
Mary] Brown
Misa Mary
Mra. S J Care
Thestay
Eifie McGray
hiHome
Newark
Fred Brutchey
Lineaville
Eva
RA. Cobh
Walconer
Mebb
Fred Rew
Frances Rew
Buffalo
Huth Penholion
Sinclairville
N. Y
FY T Newsom
Harry Alden
Marshelvill
Aldens
Hotchiist
Williams Cochran
Frank Crowe
Vere Baker
Jamestown
Eugene Cole
Ins Peterson
Misa Ross Wheeler
Ver Johnson
Florence Sweetland
Atv
John Bentley
Erie
Courtney Earl
Pen Yatin
Erie Railroad
Dr. Neeson
Hinkley
Prank Whiteley
Charles Fashano
Jiambra
C.F. Wilson
Dewey
Columbus
Dairymen Hear Report On New York Meeting
A diary style report recounts a dairymen gathering in Auguamweeting where almost all members attended. The event featured musical interludes, remarks by director HM. Marsh of Waterford, and a discussion of the latest Directors' meeting in New York City. A safety drill and a mishap with a window caused minor injuries and required assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Come
O. Mieyey
Lucy Senvenun
Mesi Allen
Gerald Thomas
HM. Marah
Waterford
Movbuyg
Tast
New York City
Augiat
Henry Selmisman
Misa Niny Thouds
Peter Selphquith
Taylor
Monawk
Vuplowerns Us Medaleresh
Motink Company
Lucy Schuiman
Tyau
Golden lax tablets claim health benefits
Fragmentary OCR text describes a product named Golden lax tablets and asserts health benefits. It mentions internal wellness claims and potential effects on the stomach and liver, but the text is garbled with nonsensical phrases and unclear dosage or approval. No coherent individuals or organizations are clearly identifiable.
Classified Advertisement Directory Fragment Recovered
An OCR fragment shows a newspaper classified section with categories and instructions for ads. It lists announcements motors vehicles employment financial instruction livestock merchandise and rooms for rent, including entry lines about rates, editing rights, and multiple subcategories. partial text indicates a printer’s layout and policy notes. Names, dates, and precise items are incomplete due to damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowie
Parva
Otter
Monumenta
Perconala
Automomvie S—Automobile Agencies
Utg
Harta nages—Autoa
Park Labor Day
Edinboro
Vollega
Syilit Amifinis
L Vy NL
Findey Lense Yeave Ab
Atte
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A. E. Thomas
Coprrieht
Dodd, Mead Sad Compenr, Inc
W.N.U, Sarvien
Miles B. Kitts
Gates Grove
Bear Lake
Wattsburg
Enoch Bordwell-sya
Enests
Mra. Bordwell
Afr
Jim Wondin
Frank Stoleman
Tamestown
Seri Ealtors
Tickney
Jaynestown
Henry Schurman
Conry
Dalrymer'y
Ani
Hwa
Gox
Wildc
Tor
Cleveland - Warren - Jamestown
Union City
Corry
Cleveland
Warren-Kane
Conneaut
Lake Park
Greenville
West Ridge Transportation Company
FAO Funnel
C. E. Doane
Eee
Robert Burrows
Bigin
Parle Place
Hlayelo
Martin Cady
Clymer
N.Y Pho
Inquirant West’ Grocery
Marion Street
West Wayne Street
Fght
Eas
South Street
Cohen
Sots
Churei St
Franklin St
Fat
M. Norton
Pranielin St
Tnt
Leogaraya
N. Cohen
Wor
Patterson
West Pleasant
Lyle McCray
Housss
Wayne Street
Glenn Miller
West
Bond Street
West Church Street
Spring Street
Starr Granite and Marble Works
Washington St
Old City Park
Poinder Plense
Main St
Tony Juckaon
Millie Kingeberry
General Dalmry
Thrate
Tor Bale Bor Salie
Nica
Main Street
Phons Boi
Grove Street
Tiyalyn Kein
Spring Creek
Guernsey
Jersey
Henry Jaquppe
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