RAT-SNAP claim from Mrs Carpenter of Woodbridge NJ
Mrs B E Carpenter reports rats killed by RAT-SNAP after losing 18 chicks. She bought RAT-SNAP cake, trapped seven large rats next morning, and within two weeks saw no rats. Product sold by John Cook & Sons J Sudranski Co and R P Mullins in 25c 50c and 1.00 sizes with guarantee.
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B. E. Carpenter
Woodbridge
N. J
John Cook & Sons
J. Sudranski & Co
R. P. Mullins
Mrs. Graves
Classified notes include services and lost item
An assortment of notices lists an architect and contractor in Greencastle Indiana, a wanted haulage contact Raymond Thompson, a DUROC boars ad by Roscoe Hurst near Mt Meridian, and a reward for a found gold wrist watch reported lost between the Little Theatre and Campus Drug Store with contact Chlora Jordan.
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Roscoe Hurst
Mt Meridian
Little Theatre
Crawford’s
Chlora Jordan
Mason Temple sale bids on house and steam heating plant
The Building Committee of Mason Temple invites bids for the old D. E. Williamson house at Vine and Washington streets on Tuesday May 25 with separate bids for a steam heating plant and radiators. The winning bidder gets ample removal time. glass is reserved. bids filed with J. L. Randel at Central National Bank.
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D. E. Williamson
Vine and
Washington Streets
J. L. Randel
Central National Bank
Masonic Temple
C. H. Barnaby
Anchors from 1862 wreck found by trawler crew
Captain Tom Miller and the crew of the trawler Petret hauled two rusty anchors from Georges Bank recalling the December 1862 gale that sank 19 smacks and killed 160 fishermen. Veterans say the anchors show the work of Gloucester shipblacksmiths before the Civil War.
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New York
Tom Miller
Petret
Georges Bank
Gloucester
Funeral Attendees Pause as War Aid Pay Rises
In a wartime scene the Bilary of Puss fund was raised to 2.50 for feed. During the funeral, every shop wheel halted for three minutes. The office staff stood by the grave in the station yard as the burial rite proceeded. A marble slab will mark the grave.
Stop Work As Cat Is Buried In Amarillo
In Amarillo Texas all Fort Worth Denver City railway offices and shops paused for three minutes during funeral services for a feline employee known as a station mascot. The cat had worked in the passenger station here for ten years and was famed as one of the railroad’s cheerleaders.
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Amarilllo
Tex
Fort Worth
Denver City
Farm Labor Plot in Andalusia Aims Strike Over Harvest
Madrid reports a widespread plot among Andalusian farm laborers to strike as crops near harvest. Agitation built over a year with summer wages cited as high as five dollars a day. Employers allegedly retaliated in winter, leading to mass dismissals and emigration to the Americas. Meartine farms form co operatives to buy machinery amid labor scarcity.
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Madrid
North
South America
Meartine
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