Merchants Piano Contest Rules and Pledge Signed 1912
Public notice from Corry Pa dated September 17 1912 outlines rules for a merchants piano contest. It specifies eligibility bans on merchants clerks and nonparticipants and sets fines and rewards for violations and truthful participation. Signed by multiple named local firms including Me Aldéh Ragon Cent Co Ltd Weeks Brendon and others with J SmithTrustee receipt of checks.
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Sarahwatsano
Ugres
Biok LY
Mierehane
Durghawer
Hue
C.J) Smith
National Bank of Corry
Nome Charitable Institution
Aldéh-Ragon Cent Co., Ltd
A. Ausnohinor
H. Henderson Piano Co
Weeks & Brendon A. Pager
Folly Bros, Schrambling & Reed
A. Clark & Son
HM. Putnam W. A. Steen
Byron Perkins Vale Hardwire Co., Ltd
ALF, Pettit
Breakfast Room Heater Promises Long-Lasting Warmth
The Coleman Hot Blast Heater claims 48 hours of continuous fire from Saturday night to Monday morning with no attention. It heats rooms quickly after morning drafts and uses soft coal slack liftings hard coal or lignite. One ton of fuel lasts longer and provides more comfort than two tons with other stoves.
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Cole
Heating with Coal Types in Stoves and Schedule
The notice describes one third fuel savings with soft coal over lower drafts in the same fire pot. It claims Cole's Hot Blast uses less hard coal for heating, heats rooms one to two hours each morning with soft coal, and that the stove can hold fire from Saturday night to Monday morning using soft coal or hard coal.
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Cole
Harmon to Campaign for Cox in Ohio Tour
Columbus report says Governor Harmon plans a mid October Pacific Coast trip and will campaign for James Cox in Ohio. Speakers Folk Glenn James Wiley are slated to tour, with details to be announced. The piece also notes local business and a milk wagon expansion, plus a cold remedy ad.
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Wiley
Folk, Gleam
James
Ohio
Campaigh
Columbus
Judson Harmon
Kip Yelar
Pacific
James Cox
Ura
Wethrlt
Haruson
Harvey W. Wiley
Joseph W. Folk
Missouri
Robert Bi. Glenn
North Carolina
Fleck Olle Jaméd
Kentucky
William J. Winey
Chicago
Folk
Glenn
Milk price cut proposed by city committee
A Sept 24 report says a committee led by Black proposes reducing milk price from nine cents per quart to eight cents. It invites milk producers to offer cheaper milk and notify consumers of the lower rate, aiming to ease shopper costs while maintaining supply and price fairness.
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Albarly Street
Bell Phone
Phonn
Branklin
Anting
Wumind
Inoue
Dairyman
P. Pride
Papua
Prige
Condensary to Be Built Near Sinclairville
Report from Sinclairville details a planned condensary by the Lumenese company to process dairy and ilk products. The site on Brightwater Lane north and west of Haltroyd Avenue will connect via rail with a brick stone and concrete plant costing about 75000 and likely featuring boiler house and multiple routes extending toward Mills to the south and Thornton to the east.
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Borden
Hermes
Horde Coniary
Lime Clufrville
Hour Bylvester
Raltroyd Avenue
Binclairville Lewel
Milvoad
Bly
AU Randolph
Pelle
Sinclairville
Ad Fan Agross Mills
Thorton
Doan's Kidney Pills in Widely Told Local Remedy
In Corry and Union City readers report rapid relief from backache and related symptoms after using Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs Charles Morgan of Union City credits the pills with significant improvement two months after severe backaches and vision spots. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY markets the product nationwide as the sole U S agent.
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Corry
Dom
Charles Morgan
Parade Street
Union City
Tilko
Doan
Erien
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doab
Tik Bo Olber
Advertised Letters Mn atury list of names
Fragmentary notice lists several individuals including Mrs. Dave Warren Misa Bessie Birch White Matthews Ed Axtell James Chryatie Goffman Thomas Coyle H A Kendall A G Miller Patrick McAfahon Mark Stark Willie Stover A W Worthington Louis Wills in Austin with noting of letters to be collected.
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Atury Sox
Dave Warren
Misa Bessie Birch
Mins
Thite Matthews
Ed. Axtell
James E. Chryatie Niro
Goffman
Thomas Coyle
H. A. Kendall
A. G. Miller
Patrick McAfahon
Mark Stark
Willie Stover
A. W. Worthington
Louis
Wills TF
Austin
Washing with Clay and Soap in a Savage Africa Setting
An old description outlines washing with clay and a heavy rosin soap, stating the rosin in cloth lifts dirt while leaving a dusty residue. It notes dirt removal and disease prevention, praises a twenty five year reputation, and mentions packing materials and journal optics.
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Africa
Detective agency names and address fragments surfaced
A garbled report lists a detective private agency and multiple cryptic names and addresses, including a street 1726 and unclear agencies. The text reads as a mix of agency, person names, and jurisdictional terms without clear actions or outcomes.
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Reo
Tal
Rial
TATE
oUry
Tolhdo
Wy Gleason
Roane Seder
Ektarrn
Allo
Cole Manufacturing Co., Not Inc
E. E. Guignon
Harmon
Rosenberg
Perry Davis
Vatrony
Grils
F. L. Etter
West Main Street
Foren Pa
Franklin
Haynes
ALR
Prae Mlorist
East Main Street
Schramling
Reed Groceries
N. Denton St
Alden-Ragon Coal CO. Ltd
Oflco
East Main St
C. H. Henderson Fiano CO
North Center Street
August Ausnhemes Bakery and Confectionery
Nort Center Street
H. Clark & Son
Fragilin Street
A. Payer Tea Creks and Confectionery
J. Bayon Perkins Groceries
Sout Streets
A. Putnam
Columbus, Pa
Ouby Bros, Clears, Tipos, Tobacco
Wheel & Breadon Painters and Decorators
Centar Btrest
Wales Hardware
Milae Avenue
Borden Company
Optics
Getaciye Agency
Thin A Eelley JM Weeparad
Transnet
Investhen
Horstude
Businpowntriotiy
Conte Monti
Mutua Phong 177
Brn Haro
Addreat