For Sale Items Plentiful in Scrambled Ad Listings
Mixed sale notices list a model home on East Columbia Avenue Center Street with immediate purchase, various items including rabbits, a carriage, a 603 West Wayne Street listing, a large gas heater and mahogany music cabinet, a horse for sale with harnesses, and two new bungalows at King and South Street and 24 East Street. Multiple names appear, including Ross Meming John Klinke and Jensen, Advent.
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East Columbia
Center Street
Ross Meming
Qubi
Luysinet
West
Wayne Street
Elreat Agus
Fini
John Klinke
Cheays
Tly Wan
Vai Vleet
Church Street
Tor Sale
King and
South Street
East Street
T Jensen
Furnished rooms for rent around town
Multiple listings for furnished rooms and sleeping rooms for rent or house keeping in various locations. Includes addresses such as 800 W Pleasant, 22 N Cen, 665 East South Street, S18 W Church, and 65 West Church area with options for light housekeeping and single occupancy.
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John H. Clough
Union Depot
Clough
Iites
Pleasant Street
Ineaere Bell
N. Cen
East South Street
Church Street
Watt
West's
Wanted Help Widespread Across City Jobs and Domestic Work
Classifieds seek two women to pick raspes J AL Nehil in Westfield and a girl for general home work at Stockton's Market Bug. A widow seeks a homekeeper for a widower with children at M T 108 Karne Street Cambridge Springs Pa. Also listings for sewing and office ambition roles with generous salaries, Box 110 care of the Journal.
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Westfield
N.Y
Stockton
M. T
Karne Street
Cambridge Springs
Dowelieken
Eraten M. Guy
Trthart
R17
Clymer
Dynamite outrage hits Pittston home of railroad foreman
In Pittston Pennsylvania a dynamite blast wrecked the front of Michiel McKenna’s house at Hoxton yards of the Lehigh Valley Railroad. Windows shattered for blocks, the family shaken by the explosion and one injured as authorities suspect shopmen sympathetic to McKenna caused the blast. A public health notice warns that all garbage receptacles must be watertight within five days or face prosecutions.
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United Press
Pettston
Homse
Michiel McKenna
Hoxton
Cehigh Valley Railroad
McKenna
Kirke
Ioow
G. W. Dunkle
Jews Observe Rosh Hashanah Observances Across America
The Jewish community in America and worldwide marks the New Year with solemn reflection, spiritual duties, and the shofar call. Observances focus on repentance, self review, and readiness to amend ways as Yom Kippur nears, with greetings exchanged among friends and family.
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America
Themnrlal
aLis
peAves
Thefts Hit Port at Night Stripping Cars
Dispatches report thieves stripping detached items from vehicles left in port areas overnight. In Warren on East Street at Warren a Saturday fight left Maxwell with his car looted of detachable belongings while authorities seek suspects and verify identities.
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OL Ueves
Maxwell
East Street
Warren
Women Serve on Warren Juries
Women will serve on Warren county juries during the September term of court. The change follows the legislature’s action removing prior ineligibility, with Judge Lindsey’s successor Judge D. A. Arird arranging quarters and notifying the Prothonotary for jury preparation.
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Warren
Warren County
Edward Si Kindsey
Heldpehal
Tudge D
A. Arird
Lindsey
Charles Qk
Waren Sprurs
Prominent Pittsburgh Physician Dies in City
United Press reports Dr William Sil Poster, a leading Pennsylvania physician and war veteran, died yesterday in Pittsburgh. The obituary notes his Jefferson Medical College training and an honorary Master of Arts degree from Washington and Jefferson College as part of his distinguished career.
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United Press
Pittsburgie
William Sil Poster
Pennsylvania
Towter Rath
Jefferson Medical College
Washington and Tefferson College
Howay
Call on National Banks for Report
United Press reports on September 18 that the Comptroller of the Currency has urged national banks to file a comprehensive financial condition report. The move aims to improve oversight and transparency in bank operations nationwide.
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United Press
Washington
Girl Operator Wins Battle With Rattler
Telegraph operator Miss Walsh, tasked with delivering train orders, faced a rattlesnake blocking her path. She struck swiftly, killing the snake with a heavy blow to finish the danger and complete her mission. Born to Gene Lewer and Josephine Farrington, a child named Heath is noted in local notices.
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Mary “Wath
Miss Walsh
Penneyivania Rail
Ty Mh
Mic Gene Lewer
Linen City
D Hoy
Omy Hospital
Josephine Farrington
Mix LW. Heath
Former resident dies at Saegetown
Mrs. Caliyta Sith Millie aged 84 died at her home in Saegertown after a long illness. The body will be brought to this city for services at Pine Iron Cemetery. She is survived by son WW Smith and two sisters Mrs Hurd of this city and Mrs LA Walle of Corydon, with several grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Caliyta
JS. Hurd
Panam
Sit Muvesh
Stortigy
Ile City
Binister
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Pittston
Andrew B. McKelvey
Herve
Ole
M. Center
Hall Phone Srl
Bell Phone
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Dory
Pittsburgh
Rattler
Marshal Otry Waliser
Deacon Archibald Twiddell
Stanley
Federal Reserve System
National Bank of Corry
Tyee
BON Ton
Royal Worcester
Fastiren
Pew
R. F. Livermore CO
Saegertown
The
Warren National Bank
Liberty
Second Sts
Arren Pa
U the
Cluviellee
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