President's Argument In Favor Of Good Roads
The piece extols highway improvements in Pennsylvania, arguing better roads boost farm income, enable timely deliveries, and improve access to school, church, markets, and medical aid. It links road quality to farmer prosperity, merchant profits, and wider community well being, citing farmers, families, and local businesses as beneficiaries.
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Lip
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Benoit
Pennsylvania
Uie
Penneylyania
Connity
Rome
Binton
Clark
Pennsylvania Road Building Affects State Welfare
A scanned text urges Pennsylvania to expand road networks to boost farming, industry, and overall state welfare. It argues improved highways will raise land values, aid market access, and repopulate abandoned farms, benefiting counties and the commonwealth. It cites potential 20 thousand miles of roads and a multihundred million-dollar land value increase.
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Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Pennsylyandi
Ao Linge
Ti Cave
PowwVanla
Thane
Tanda
Randa
Akron Paper Wins Libel Action Against Akron Paper
Akron newspaper wins libel case against itself, with $5,000 awarded for alleged misconduct. Judge Beacomb bars publication for one year after findings tied to a real estate dealer affidavit accusing Prochner of misusing funds for widows and orphans fund papers, affecting Toledo men without consent.
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Au Promi Court
Gotupuil Attars Uy
Herman Prochner
Cleveland
Akron Braco Journal
Ube
Prete Wail
Nail Sia
Common Lous
Beacomb
Prowaser
Prodser
Widows’ and Orphans' Fund
Voreli
Toledo
Directors Promise Safer Warren Hospital Future
Warren Hospital directors met in Warren to address a fatal accident and pledged renewed safety efforts. They report ordered but undelivered supplies for poison antidotes and emphasize patient comfort and emergency readiness, thanking well wishers for Miss Davis.
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Warren Hospital
Warren
Bhpl
Board of Directore
Warren Emergency Houplat
Kpecak Weuston
Llone
Bobuke
Peasuaire
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Davis
Moulder Shot in Bradford Details Shootings at Temple
Bradford September 23 a firing at the Moulders Union Temple on Chestnut street left Henry Totten of Clarion street with a deep wound in his right leg. Harry Snyder of Bellview faces arraignment for felonious assault after a 22 caliber pistol blast during a disturbance in the rear of the hall. Both men are moulders and were attending a union meeting when tempers flared and shots were fired. Totten was taken to Bradford hospital.
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Tabor Temple
Chestnut Street
Henry Totten
Clarion Street
Bradford Hospital
Harry Snyder
Bellview
Peicetation
Lajor Temple
Moulders’ Union
Totten
Snyder
Tatten
Erie Mayor Candidate Snubbed In Council Leave Vote
Serie Vu Sept 28 Mayor Natish Stern learns the council backed Family Volt to serve as acting mayor during his trip. Stern says he has not had time away from office in almost two years. He denounces the four dissenters for breaking a promise and calls the move a contemptible trick.
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Ile Natish Stern
Uin Connellment
Farniy Vett
Councilments Convention
Lolter Ste Fn
Oliver
Corneil
Volt
Charges Against Inspector Heard At Special Council Session
Dunkirk Sept 23 The Common Council will hold a special meeting Tuesday evening to hear charges of misconduct against City Inspector George Hawker by City Engineer John M Hackett Forty witnesses have been subpoenaed and sensational testimony is anticipated. Hackett has engaged Nelson J Palmby as attorney and Inspector Walter will be represented by Thomas J Cummings and Titon D Warner.
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Dunkirk
Common Council
John M. Hackett
Geo. HaWaker
Hackett
Nelson J. Palmby
Walter Will
Thomas 7
Cunt Mings
Titon D. Warner
Parcel Post Free Maps Offered With Journal Subscriptions
The notice announces a free 20x26 inch Parcel Post Maps with complete rate guide. Free copy available with every new subscription to the Journal, daily or semi weekly, for readers paying the readers advance.
Travel er Dies at Westfield Death Reported at Inn
Traveler at Westfield died of heart failure late at night after retiring from a busy day in town. Coroner Osgood authorized body removal to Carpenter Crandell for burial preparations. Deceased was about 60 years old and employed as a salesman for a New York ribbon company. Mrs Kraft and son were notified and traveled by early train to the scene.
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Woutfield
Ue Mahaan Ribbon Company of
New York
Bamayeon
Huffato
Parkin Inn
Jord Joney
EB. H. Mudge
Osgood
Brocton
Erie and Pennsy Rail Plans Aimed at New Passenger Train
Erie plans call for a new passenger train with terminals at City and Buffalo, to start around November 2. The service would not compete with the 7 I. but would target Buffalo business and serve travelers from Erie directly to Jamestown Cambridge Springs and other points, per local reports.
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City
Huffalo
Meadville
7. I
Buffalo
OM City
Erie
Jamestown
Cambridge Springs
Oil City
Confectionery Sold Here Highlights Fresh Quality and Low Price
Advertisement promises attractively displayed confectionery meeting food act standards. Emphasizes freshness and consistently low prices to attract customers in a bold local shopping notice.
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Paver National Bank of Corry Bank Details
Corry Pennsylvania banking notice lists Henry Keppel as president and D Mh Andrews as cashier with a roster of directors and staff. Includes terms like general banking, interest on time deposits, and committee references amid garbled OCR text.
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Henry Keppel
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