Buyout sales and town notices on Wood's Saturday ad
A typical City and Vicinity page lists sales notices and ads including Wood's Saturday ad offering bargains on rooms for rent at 18 W Church Street,Walker tailor at 147 North Center Street, Going out of business sale at Glenn R Davis, and multiple shop openings and burglaries. The item also notes hunting license applications, a city official's car mishap, Parisian Sage hair tonic ad, an Arnold Millinery shop opening, and local sports updates with baseball scores and DeRosay Cup references.
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Wood
Path
Church Siront
Max
Walker
North
Center Atrest
Big Ben
West
Soula
Wright Soula
Elkale
East Washington
J. T. Barker
Officis
Mtralia
Keystone film notes and game scores mix in local notices
A fragmented clipping lists film promotions and a baseball scoreboard. Mentions two part dramas and comedies with Keystone branding. Terse lines reference National and American leagues daily scores and a 9 cent fee for readers.
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Keystone
Oldest Living Things Keystone
Businessmen Eye South Center Street Lighting Plan
A group of city business leaders met at Electric Light Co offices to discuss installing ten large cluster lights on South Center Street from Main to South. Creed of the lighting firm has developed support among merchants on both sides, and the proposal received favorable initial reaction. If no obstacles arise, the project could change the block into a distinct business section with prominent lighting.
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South Center Street
Electric Light Company
Main
South Street
Creed
Lighting Company
Aide
War Bulletins and Cruelities From Front and Occupied Lands
Deputy Jena describes the odor of rotting horses and mules as municipalities neglect burials. Reports detail wounded and dying soldiers in a village evacuated by Germans, with civilians and hospitals described amid battlefield chaos. The French government rebuts a German charge as a propaganda maneuver for dum-dum bullets. London dispatches note Allied regiments, German naval losses, and recent port movements. Cardinal Mercier arrives in Paris, while Belgian sharpshooters reclaim a town and prisoners are freed from a church tower.
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Jena
Hordeaix
Sept
Fryeneh
Karate Bn Aw
Wildonay
Amrdim BulloLs
Atlog
Kainor Ie
America
Prince
Belgium
Lloyds
London
Fillouth
Minsiya Goldbok
Orlando
Americum
Rouen
Toulois
Port Royal
Jamalos
Paris Figaro
Bordeaux
Lorraine
Nonoy
Danzig
Berlin
Kev Dla
Briotol Haw
Courad Ubi
Westminster
Bistion Hotel
Vaterland
Cardinal Mercier
Mechilt
Parla
Rome
France
Havre
Gogland
Antwerp
Rowobot
Elvilinin
Billy and Vitagraph Fall Premieres Across Europe
European cinema listings highlight Armmel showing tonight with Pathe’s Daily News coverage and Vitagraph features. Brongho Billy also screens, drawing audiences to major premieres and star previews across multiple venues.
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Pathe
Europe
Armmel
Vitagraph
Ograpl
Brongho Billy
Chemicals Extinguished Small Fire Near Carriage Works
At two o clock in the afternoon a fire alarm led the fire department to the corner of Franklin and North Center at wacks near the suction shop adjacent to W C Fowall carriage works. A quantity of smoke issued from the building and there was considerable excitement in the street. Chemical extinguishers from Brown and Star Garages subdued the blaze before the city apparatus arrived. The loss was small though the fire imperiled adjoining property and its early discovery proved fortunate.
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Alarni
Franklin
North
Wacks
Sual
W. C. Fowall Carriage Works
Brown and
Star U
Paving Progress on South Center Street by Love and Son
The work on South Center street paving began with the firm E. M. Love and Son taking charge. Initial progress was slow as no substantial start was secured and workers faced issues moving the project forward amid rapid developments.
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E. M. Love and Son
Helen
Corry Man Raises Tobacco Crop Near Home
A Corry resident, H. R. Vogt of Columbus Avenue, reports a thriving tobacco crop raised near his home. The plants stand nearly four feet high and will soon be cured. This is his first tobacco crop and demonstrates plausibility of successful cultivation in the area.
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Union City Times-Enterprise
Harry Merrill Hon
Lady Bingen
Corry
O Haley & McCalvey
Werren
Harry
H.R. Vogt
Columbus Avenue
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Lindsley's
Halstead J. Mays
Acme Milling Co
Valparaloo
Ind
Mayes
H. C. Wilson
Kurtz
State Gong Commission
Interior Counties
Northumberland County
Glenn R Dayia
Huger Peterron
Godter’ Street
Advaers
M.B. Cowles
Delaware St
High School
Kortz
Frederick Halfasteft
Whin~boro
Mra
C. A. Baxter
Pleasant Atrest
Cal
Corty
August Johnson
M. I. Coyle
F. J. Hopkins
Frank Goring
Hugh Clark
H. Bennett
Master Hersel
Mr. Stone
Ripley
W. Va
Wheeling
Opty Bllasard Wieely Remirks
Fatherland
Omni
Germany
Othors
Lion
New York
Stunning
Butterick
Pentatae
Fablec
Bernstein Brothers
Main St
A. E. Pettit, Florist
Haut Main Street
Union
Depot
The
Barlow Hardware Co
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