Weather, rail freight climb and local notices mix
The Association of American Railroads reported 826,504 cars of revenue freight loaded in the week ending last Saturday, a 10.2 percent rise from the prior week and 441 percent higher than a year ago. A hearing on pavement damages for F A Delo will be held Tuesday at 10 at the Municipal building with City Solicitor Blaine Kincaid representing the council. Roy Street marks 25th wedding anniversary at 69 South Street. Local licenses granted for Dollar Suit clubs case and for residents Guy Sutton and Anni Winifred MacLees. Weekly weather outlook calls for fair conditions north and mid Atlantic, with rain on the coast early in the week. Transport and time changes as standard time resumes tomorrow and markets adjust. Police probe vandalism along Ney storm sewer, warning parents of hazards. Erie airport set for October 15 dedication with A G Mercer and Mayor Barber. MC A leaders and teachers meeting planned Monday at 7:30 at D A Hulstram’s residence.
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Association of American Railroads
F. A. Delo
Northwest
Pleasant Streets
Blaine Kincaid
Council
Connell
Medicine man avoids arrest at Titusville
Local reports say a traveling medicine show led by Dyar faced civic and medical opposition in Titusville. A warrant charged Dyar with illegal diagnosis and prescribing contrary to state law, amid the death of Leon Stuffebeam after using a medicine he prescribed. Authorities, including Dr. Redmond, were involved in arrests as scrutiny of the show intensified.
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Tepusville
G. Jacobsen
Jose Eyenine
Rosa Dyan
Pennsylvania
Jin
Titusville
Carl L. Rippy
Turvisburg
Treasure
Department of Health
Pettr B. Tarr
Dyar
Dyay
Leon WW. Stuffebeam
Geale Street
Robert ®. Redmond
Council Refuses To Purchase Sewer Land In City Bid
The council discussed alleged watercourse diversions and land value as owner asked 850. A proposal to appoint viewers for fair appraisal was favored, survey urged to prove price fair. Nichols urged purchase at 400 with funding through appropriated funds. Mayor Miller and several members opposed. council adjourned without action.
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King
Nichola
Weaver
Milley
Mn King
Nichols
Audit of County Books Questioned as Illegally Ordered
Controller Harvey M Willis said county officials admitted the audit of county finances was ordered illegally by Commissioners Elton Blair and Thomas Fistley who had initially pushed it. He noted the auditors have not been paid and may not be in the future, and payment could be settled by courts.
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WRIE
Harvey M. Willis
Elton H. Blair
Thomas W. Fistley
Willis
Walla Sal
Divat
Musk Oxen Once Roamed Indiana Territory
The article notes that large herds of musk oxen once roamed the region now known as Indiana, linking their presence to the Arctic circle and ancient migrations. The piece highlights how the landscape now bearing state lines once hosted these northern mammals in abundance.
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Indiana
Arctic Circle
State of
Opening Lyceum Number Delights Winter Guests
The opening number of the Winter months entertainment course featured Philip Foxwell, a renowned magician, performing a sequence of clever tricks and stunts. The event drew a large audience at the High Street venue, running from 2 to 4 PM with additional activities announced.
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Senmres
Philip Foxwell
Hundreds used playgrounds in summer season
The summer playground program operated under Supervisor Sinilot and council officers with support from local clubs. It served Washington schools and junior high facilities, costing about 2474 dollars and reporting no accidents. Children benefited from supervised recreation away from streets and dangers.
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Onny
Chung Enon
Uae
Henini
Jolene
Jeer
Sunvner Phiyerounis
Washington Schoovliskeal
Sinilot
Wnev UK
Willy Fairview
Pon
A. Connill
Tively
Supayuisne Kovlits
Wayne Wird
Roelofs
Wy Council
Card of Thanks for support after bereavement
A brief notice thanks neighbors and friends for their help during a bereavement. It also expresses gratitude to local workers and to Mrs and Mrs for their kindness.
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Alew
Oty
Sfrs
Gand Aitemun
Rife Hinenun
Laugh and Be Fat Taylor 1614 tract title
The quotation laugh and be fat is noted as the title of a tract by John Taylor published in 1614. The line appears in historical references to early modern prose and pamphleteering. The item highlights John Tay lor as the author associated with the 1614 publication.
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John Taylor
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Buddy" Westmore
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Adams County
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Frank C. Chapin & Sons
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