For Rent Classified Notice Summary
Light housekeeping rooms available near teachers, 423 East South Street. Newly furnished rooms for a lady, 195 Park Street, $280. Furnished rooms with bath on first floor, central location, 14 Corry Street. Townhouse at No 400 Second Avenue, Bell Bu. Furnished sleeping rooms, 18 West Church Street, Oat. Clean five room flat at No 0 M Piret Avenue Crick block. Inquiries to Sam Jacobson & Co. 261. Ample rooms at West’s grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East South Street
Bath
First Moor
Pussassini
Hox
Corry
Church Street
Oat
Second Avenue
Bell Bu
Pianenny Journal Sal
OM Piret Avenue
Crick Block
Sam Tacobson & Go 261
West's
Lost items and wanted notices from Corry market and classifieds
A jumble of lost and wanted notices lists items for recovery and requests for help. entries include a tire on a rim, a black hound with collar, rewards and contact notes for Corry Army Store, and several help-wanted ads for a house worker, a tutor, and laborers. Also contains early 20th century market listings for grains, produce, dairy, eggs, and poultry with prices and steady quotes.
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Carter Ifill
Lovells and Corry
Corry
Sirs
W. Alverson
Marion St
P.O. Kiox
Baltimore
Adit
Care Journal
Weemun
Loomis
Ripley
Ground breaking for St Joseph's orphanage in Erie
Actual work on the $500,000 St Joseph's orphanage project began at 8 o'clock Wednesday on West Sixth Street, Erie. Bishop Gannon and diocesan leaders presided as the first shovelfuls were turned, with a procession, silver spade, and plow action signaling the start of construction for the new facility expected to house about 60 children.
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Erie Diocese
J. M. Gannon
Erie
St Joseph's Orphanage
West Sixth
Kulikwu
John M Gannon
Pixah Street
Delaware Avenue
Bishop Gannon
Huuileig
St Joseph’s Oroiinige
Gan
Isoloro Picnic Big Success At Harvest Day
The community celebration on Labor Day drew a large crowd despite the weather. A noon dinner featured harvest fare while a hall game entertained men and boys, with a brief youths program and a short short business meeting electing officers for the coming year.
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Ayace
Liege Sivings
Jay
Merchants Institute Informal Meeting Proposed
Merchants of the city are invited to meet at the Chamber of Commerce rooms in the Municipal building at 7:00 this evening to organize a Retail Merchants Institute Address will be given by JW Griest of Chicago an expert in this work The institute aims to unite merchants bankers jobbers wholesalers manufacturers and the public to raise business efficiency and foster local prosperity It seeks to meet outside competition, increase profits, improve service and promote civic support through better effort.
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Chamber of Commerce
Municipal
Retail Merchants Institute
JW. Griest
Chicago
Peterson's Ointment Promises Quick Chafe Relief
A promotional notice touts Peterson's Ointment as a remedy for chafing itching skin piles and long standing sores. It claims relief in two minutes and notes price points for retail sale with references to pharmacists and distributors.
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Peterson
League Moves to Save Austria From Collapse
Geneva Sept 7 The League of Nations moved to save Austria from ruin by appointing a commission of representatives from member nations England France Italy Slovakia and others to find a solution endangering continental stability.
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Austria
Umnon Ever Genrva
League of Nations
League
Whiel
England
Fringe
Iuily
Slovakia
Booze Thieves Frustrated In Ambridge Rumble
Police in Ambridge, Pennsylvania, faced a raid by whiskey thieves during a clash at a local distillery. Officers report gunfire and a pursuit. two suspects fled as officers pursued them, with authorities noting about 25,000 in product already stolen. Three sergeants were involved in the confrontation.
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United Press
Ambridge
Noland
Fijareu
Local Social Notes From Blue Eye Area
Blue Eye notes list visits and callers across the week. Mr and Mrs Harry Lamona Curry spent Sunday with Lewis Puller. Mr and Mrs Tobi Hallibur of Columbia were callers at Charles Sandburg’s home. FR Miggine Union and Miss Jeanette McCullough Curry with Kenneth Pitk called Friday. Florence Mond Warren spent a week with Alta Mond. Albert Sundberg visited friends in Gateway. Mrs Mo Sundberg and Mrs Hannah Tedberg of Chicago returned from Yorkville where they visited. Grandmother Springs returned home after a visit.
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Blue Eye
Harry Lamona
Curry
Lewis Puller
Tobi Hhllbure
Daughters
Columbias
Charles Sandburg
FR. Miggine
Union Bigg
Jeanette McCullough
Kenneth Pitk
Florence Mond
Warren le
Alta Mond Albert Sundberg
Jateway
Mo Saniberg
Man [Nah Tedberg
Chicago
Yghriville
Jusin
Frank Swoward
Toronto
Buster Brown Hosiery Claims for School Wear
Buster Brown Hosiery markets best for boys and girls for school wear. New curlers with a patent twist wave hair and Kurley Kew ways touted as easiest and best. Price 10¢ packs noted at Notion Counter.
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Buster Brown
Notion Counter
Sunday week with relatives and local gatherings
The article notes a Sunday spent with relatives in Corry and a Saturday return of Prank Pike from West Spring Creek. It mentions school opening with Mrs Josephine Dally as teacher, and several local residents visiting, including Marion Youngs villa, Hellen Weaver, and the Sandbergs.
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Corry
Stella, Wrank
Irwin Briggs
Chas. Sandberg
Find PK. Mead
George Meal
Sey
Wilma Brindley
E. Juuith
Boar Lake
Unionity
Will Hurell
Hoar
Ed Tauith
Melsidor
Biank
Waterford
Miles McCray
Alhert Sandberg
Gust. Anderson
Alfred
Bear Lake Anc
Lotear Hainey
Olean
N.Y
al Guy Sandberg
Margaret ‘Bandberg
Jamentown
Weelt
Fragmentary OCR Note From Local Page
The readable fragments show a raw fragment from a local page item. It mentions a kind of minute and unidentified victim or event but lacks clear names dates places or outcomes to confirm a full item.
Left PMcC Frdance On Record Revisions
A terse update notes PMcC and C frdance on record revisions. The brief indicates a re vote or reconsideration of previous decisions affecting scheduling or policy, with officials unnamed. The entry lacks full context but signals a procedural move in a local governance setting.
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