Wanted help follow-up in Harrisburg Telegraph ads
Classified notices offer positions for a 15-year-old boy a 17-year-old colored boy and a 25-year-old man seeking work near Harrisburg. Real estate listings include multiple Bell Realty properties a farm 90 acres and several rental homes plus sales of vehicles furniture and personal items.
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Herr Street
Bell
Seidel Park
Miller Bros. & Neefe
Harrisburg
Bell Phone
Mulberry St
Brinton-Packer Co
Second
Walnut Streets
More Churches Join In Big Fall Revival Project
The Stough evangelistic project expands as several churches consider joining the campaign. United Evangelical Church of Rutherford Heights accepts, Hazleton hosts a greeting visit, and a Harrisburg trip fund is planned to gather 2500 to 3000 potential travelers. Additional trip parties may form from Mount Carmel, Berwick, and nearby areas.
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Stough
Edwin EB. Curtis
United Evangelical Church of
Rutherford Heights
P. K. Bergman
Hazleton
Harrisburg
Mount Carmel
Berwick
Kathryne Frick Coming Home For Vacation
Harrisburg girl Kathryne May Frick, blind yet education progressing, returns home to Harrisburg for vacation after excelling at Mt. Airy school. Her commencement display featured student work, including a prize in knitting and crocheting, with a necktie for her father and a shawl for her mother.
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Kathryne May Frick
Harrisburg
Mt. Airy Institution
Mt. Airy
Kathryn
New Houses Ready on Green and Woodbine Streets
Four semi bungalow style houses near Green and Woodbine streets offer modern amenities including steam heat hardwood floors open fireplaces tile bathrooms and cellar laundry with representative on site for inspection. Also for sale 2460 North Sixth Street a 3 story brick house with 9 rooms and lot and lot 30 by 160 feet offered at cash or terms. G W Kehr at 204 Chestnut listed.
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Boas Street
Chas, Barnhart
Whitehall Street
N. W
Third and
Maclay Streets
Bell Realty Co
Bergner
N. Fifth St
Brinton- Packer Co
Second
Walnut Streets
Swatara Street
A. W. Swengel
South Thirteenth Street
Emerald
Derry Street
Capitol Park
A. J. Beitzel
Walnut Street
East Hummel Avenue
Lemoyne
Pace
Gable’s
South Second Street
Oe Kohier & Campbell
Streft
North Second Street
Harreburg
Stieff Piano
Harrisburg
LaBelle Apartments
Locust Street
Orpheum
E. L. Morrell
Forster Street
Friedman
Real Etate and General Insurance
North Third Street
C. H. Uhler
Thor
Yale
Mt. Gretna
Fourth Street
Kephart Avenue
E. Clair Jones
East Orange Street
Lancaster
Green
Woodbine
C. L. Long
North Sixth Street
G. W. Kehr
Chestnut Stree
Rise in London Reflected in New York Market
The London political outlook brightenings lifted sentiment in New York as trading opened. The market halted its two day decline with renewed interest in international issues. American stocks rose in London and pushed U nion Pacific ahead, leading railroad shares higher.
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London
New York
Associated Press
Union Pacific
Rush to Board "Joy- Auto" May Result in Death of Two
Two 10 year old girls, Dorothy Miller and Edith Cence, were seriously injured after a rush to board a moving Boyer joy car at Linden and Briggs streets. They suffered internal injuries and were taken to Harrisburg Hospital with uncertain recoveries. A crowd of children surrounded the car as it moved and the wheels passed over the girls. Mr Boyer arrived near Briggs and Linden after 3 PM to pick up children for Paxtang. The incident follows a pattern of dangerous boarding attempts and prompts hospital care.
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Edith Cence
Dorothy Miller
Briggs Street
Boyer
Linden
Briggs Streets
Briggs and
Linden Streets
Paxtang
Dorothy
Edith
Harrisburg
Steering Gear Question in Empress Disaster Probe
Quebec June 18. C. B Haight for Storstad owners says Gal way told him the Empress steering gear was disabled the night of the collision. Lord Mersey orders further inquiry as Galway Captain Kendall and Chief Engineer Sampson dispute the account.
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Associated Press
Quebec
Haight
Storstad
St. Lawrence
Quartemaster Galway
England
Lord Mersey
Galway
Kendall
Sampson
Want Changes in New Public Service Law
The Municipal Home Rule League formed by 54 municipalities in 23 counties at the Commonwealth Hotel demands repeal or modification of the recent public service company law. The group aims to mobilize candidates for the Senate and House to grant municipalities the power to govern public utilities within their boundaries.
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Commonwealth Hotel
Senate
House
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