City outlines public works loan plan and tax security
An ordinance outlines a public works loan program to aid delinquent tax collection and improvements. Castle plans to present a proposal to the Federal Public Works administration for support. The city council discusses securing funds amid noted years 1931 1992 and 1933.
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Con- Castle
Public Work Administration
Birthday noted for Titusville resident Mary Toss
Mrs Mary Toss longtime Titusville resident celebrates her List birthday today. Construction work on the Pymatuning dam continues with cleanup and Embankment projects on the Espyville Andover highway tracks and local routes. Work proceeds under George Smith Meadville to finish the dam in Cassawa ro creek and related tasks before winter.
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Titus Cille
Pymatuning
Crawford
Espyville-Andover
P. F.R
Linesville
Jamestown
Ohio Line
UN Uder
George Smith
Meadville
Cassewaro Creek
Herbert Whitzell
Board of Health
Mendville
James Holdsworth
Punxsutawmey
J. Fred Thomas
Sharon
Third Class Cities League
Erie
Anna Mackey
Belle Roberts
Bradford
Bellevue
Bellevue Hospital
C. Kenneth Bullock
Chautauqua County
Betty Stroup
Harriet McLean
W. TH. Stroup
Mast Irving Street
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Ruth Lester
Matilda Kamber
Mardene Chase
Marguerite Anderson
Mina ‘Kamber
Raymond Cathers
Howard St. Pierre
Edwin Schramling
Honey Lou Frederick
Crosby Bush
Washington, D. C
Journal
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South Center Street
Corry Hospital
Guy Williams
Gorry Hospital
Pal Means
Stone Palace
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Condra
Wednnesday
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Rehabilitation work on Bell system reaches next March
The Bell Telephone company of Pennsylvania continues a rehabilitation project acquired from Forest Telephone and Telegraph, with construction running through next March. The program, costing about $53,000, aims to improve service to the region per Bell system specifications.
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J. Wilcox
Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
Forest ‘Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bell Company
Van's
Auto Supply
W. South St. Corry
William “Héenel
Lindsey House
381
Spring Street
W. Frederick Street
D. Wilcox
Daughters of the American Revolution
J. J. Desmond
East Pleasant Street
Michael Parila
Curwensvilel
Boardman
Parilla
Theodore Zubenko
Clearfield Hospital
Rumors of Counter Revolution Reach Cuba
Havana reports circulated that a troop train with two companies departed for Camaguey to reinforce rural guards. Camaguey area was quiet with no violence, while a mob of about 200 people, mostly women and children, gathered at the presidential palace demanding bread and food cars.
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Havana
Cuba
Couttter
Camaguey
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