FOR SALE Listings from Vinperty and nearby streets
Multiple sale notices list properties and items for sale including a fort sale at Main street, a sale at 128 Main, and a new brick bungalow at King and South streets with garage. Also mentions a bungalow at 322 East street Jensen Ave and a Home on Dohimitive Avenue Center store sale terms. Includes various incomplete street names and ad hoc sale phrases.
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Baer
Fort Sali
Modiin
Ayvenieaear
Lenny
Chedo
van Vleet
Church Strreet
Ouner
King and
South Street
For Rent Listings In Obscure Illinois Town
A jumble of lodging ads lists furnished rooms, hired housekeeping space, and sleeping rooms for rent on various streets including Center Street, Church Street, and West Church in an unnamed Illinois town. Ads mention varnished and furnished rooms, a hotel-like setting, and inquiries at local stores.
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Hiss
Church Street
Ali
West's
Wanted men to pl e grapes Westfield NY
Classified style notices list several job and personal ads including men wanted for grape picking in Westfield New York and a series of unrelated employment and domestic help inquiries. Names and addresses appear for housing, dressmaking, housekeeper roles, and tax auditing positions amid fragmented text.
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Westfield
Corry
Mike Tre Wort
Sparlanstams
Qwuitiom
MTU
Karne Street
Cambridge
Chilken
Guy Ehulburt
Cliphen
East Main Street
Tnt
Arrests May Come Today in Dual Murder Probe
In New Brunswick New Jersey detectives expect arrests today in the murders of Rev. Edward W. Hall and Mrs Eleanor R. Mills. The bodies were found on an abandoned farm under a tree. Mrs Mills faces facial scar damage likely from a chemical, and a man named Harry McCabe reported hearing two women scream around one in the morning with shots heard after.
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Legum Neu
Harry McCabe
Siuar
Imuedor
Poliqn
Convention Opens in Altoona by County Commissioners
United Press dispatch reports the annual convention of the Pennsylvania Association of County Commissioners opening in Altoona with Mayor Charles Rhodes welcoming attendees. Captain HM Stinen of Harrisburg, president of the association, responded as sessions begin and are scheduled to last three days.
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Altoona
Pennsylvania Association of County Commissioners
Welcom
Charles. Rhodes
HM. Stinen
Harrisbum
Maxwell acquitted in matter murder case remains at liberty
The trial ended with Maxwell acquitted and released by Judge Hirt after the verdict. The jury returned late Saturday afternoon. DA Minss says Larry Fox died at the penitentiary following the crime and the identities of other alleged killers remain unclear. Brooks and Aneleen Hronka, named in a dying statement, will not be prosecuted as investigation continues.
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Maxwell
Iy Georgis Mater
Griswold
Nis Contech
Jmever Bu
Car Robbers Sentenced to Penitentiary
Krug September report shows two men, Murphy and Lynch, found guilty of breaking and entering and larceny. Hart ordered to pay costs. Sentences range from one year to three years with terms at Weston Penitentiary and other institutions. Arraigned previously at North East after breaking into a railroad freight car. Mrs Charles Broughtor and Mr Arthur Ice visit on West Church Street.
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Charles Broughtor
Juan Cipove
Mr and Mewrthur
Woman Too Weak to Walk Promises From Lydia Pinkham Ad
Union Village Vermont woman writes that after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she recovered strength and could work nine hours daily in a steam laundry. The letter illustrates claims of improved health for women in nervous and run down conditions and promotes continued use of the medicine.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Union Village
Lydia B. Pinkham
Sam
Lyrica E. Pinkhiam
Oil City Hardware Store Looted for Seventh Time
Tobin A Stable, owner, found his Oil City Hardware store robbed as he opened Monday at 7 o'clock. Investigators reported about $200 in guns and ammunition taken with evidence of forced entry and deliberate loot selection. Time of theft unclear, possibly Saturday or Sunday night.
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Oil City
Tobin
Tore
Bishop Whitehead to be buried in Pittsburgh
The body of the Rev Cortland Whitehead of the Pittsburgh diocese died in Niagara Falls will be brought home today. He is accompanied by his son John Brinton Whitehead of Greenwich Connecticut who arrived yesterday. No funeral arrangements have been made yet.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Cortland Whitehead
Ustrop
Protestant Episcopal Charet
Niagara Falls
John Brinton Whitehead
Greenwich
Conny
Nidaya
Falls
Bente
Daryl Williesis
Protestant Episcopal Church of
Murlal
Defense pivots to shellshock in Bryson murder trial
United Press dispatch from Huntingdon Pennsylvania reports the case of Bryson accused of killing Mrs Irene Haines. The defense cites shell shock as a first in U S history while district attorney Wetterhoof prepares to present a dying statement from Mrs Haines. Bryson’s counsel argue mental imbalance from front line service with the 43rd Division.
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United Press
Huntingdon
Whellshock
United States
Herbert Bevsor
Washington
Irene Hain
Shell Shack
Chester 9
Wetterhoof
Haines
Car Over High Bank Autoists Narrow Escape
Reported Friday morning an automobile driven by Wes Wield Feramay and Orville Waldiwin rolled over a high bank between this city and Wartshuiryy. The machine tipped twice, occupants were thrown clear, sustaining minor injuries while the wrecked car lay on its side.
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Orville Waldiwin
Wartshuiryy
Meychlaine
Cornhey
Ummanagur
Cay-Anid
Local National Guard Officers Confer With Company A
The mayor conferred with officers of Company A yesterday, discussing mutters of duty and substitution for Major. The sequence of talks included expectations from the National Guard leadership and potential staffing changes within the unit as the officers weighed options.
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Db San
Hztt
Thie
Venevlvania National Guard
Ly Ak
Penna In Agreement With Brotherhoods
Penna signs an agreement with brotherhoods setting wage scales and working conditions for one year from September 1. Negotiations concluded at Pittsburgh, adjourned for formal signing. By June 1, 1028 a 30 day notice can trigger changes. Special proposition lowers prices at cut rate stores with weekly earnings claimed from $36 to $60.00.
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Pritstiingh
Krulas Hut
Partie Jnra
A. Rasmussen
Dept
Hera Inland
Pittsburgh
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Thomas Downe Voi
Supely
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Model Market Co
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Dawson Bros
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Federal Reserve System
National Bank of Corry
PENNA
United Press Priradempila
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Renunsylvation
Eysteny Wing
Entileven
Enilirweine
Warren County
Total
Warren National Bank
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Arren Pa
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Aras
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