Inter-State Christian Endeavor Convention at Mountain Lake Park
An Inter-State Christian Endeavor Convention is planned for July 24 30 at Mountain Lake Park Maryland. States Ohio Western Pennsylvania Maryland West Virginia Delaware and District of Columbia are highlighted with 125000 Endeavorers in the district. The site features a 4000 seat auditorium and ample lodging. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offers a round trip fare. Notables Ton J Sweeney and Rev Johnston have agreed to participate, with more information from W M Rehingon Baltimore Md. Box 1192.
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America
Mt. Lake Park
Maryland
Stes
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Delaware
District of Columbia
Mountain Lake Park
Alleghenies
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
J. Sweeney
Rar
Constantinople
Summer Hoursian Route Book announced by Pennsylvan ia Railroad
On June 1 the Passenger Department will publish the 1930 edition of the Summer Housian Route Book describing principal summer resorts of Eastern America and routes and fares. It promises extensive illustrations and maps, with tickets sold along lines, at ten cents or twenty cents by mail. Also notes a New Hampshire Supreme Court decision on mileage tickets and a health ad for Cascarets.
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Pennyslvania Railroad Company
America
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fickit
Broad Street
Mat
Washington, D.C
Supreme Court of New Hampshire
Hartman
Maine Central Railroad
Local notes from Near Town News Tillsdale
Mr Wary Decker of Johnstown and Mrs McMillen of Burnside visit friends here. Box Social at John McMillen's raised 25 dollars for foreign missions. A few youths tasted whiskey. Henry O'Marrah breaks collar bone in trotting accident. P M Trugle paints house. Elkin and Johnston attend court at Kittanning. Census taker here. Gray McGee and Bryan Miller buy lashings. Rev King to preach in Lutheran church. Carrie Sharp goes to Parkwood. Nettie Speedy birthday party for about 40 guests. Showers and Schmucker hold services, summer school ends at Five Points. Mrs Irwin Shaffer and Indiana visitors stay with A J Harmon. Jacob Fleming and wife in Indiana.
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Jao McMillen
Henry O'Marnmh
Henry
P. M. Trugal
Elkin
Lowry Johnston
Gray McGee
Bryan Miller
James Speedy
Denton
King
Carrie Sharp
Parkwood
Nettie Speedy
Showers
Schmucker
Presbyterian Church
Irwin Shaffer
Indiana
A. J. Harmon
Willet
Jacob Fleming
Horton notes and accidents in town
Jolie Willen recovers from a severe sprain after a knee incident. Jas Shields plans a new venture in town using barn space. Mira VA States of Canada visits Mrs Minina Larimer. Chae Ryan suffers a severe back cut from a coworker’s slipping ax. Mr Schrecenghost is very ill with slow recovery. Henry Prothero place barn burned by lightning last week. Oren Perey loses a drill, salt and several hundred pounds of phosphate in the fire.
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Jas. Shields
Glen Gimpbell
Shields
Mira
Va States
Canada
Minina Larimer - Chae
Ryan
Bear Town
Schrecenghost
Henry Prothero
Oren Perey
Excursions to Atlantic City by Pennsylvania Railroad in 1900
Pennsylvan ia Railroad announces low rate excursions to Atlantic City Cape May Ocean City Sea Isle City Avalon and other Atlantic Coast resorts on July 19 and August 2 1900. Special Pullman parlor cars and day coaches depart Pittsburgh stop for dinner in Altoona reach Philadelphia by 6 25 PM and Atlantic City by 8 40 PM with 10 day stopovers and optional Philadelphia overnight. Tickets from multiple stations priced at $10 00 with varying times and routes. details from ticket agents or District Passenger Agent Mr Thomas K E Watt Pittsburg.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Atlantic City
Cape May
Ocean City
Sea Isle City
Avalon
Atglesen
Wilwood
Altoona
Philadelphia
Delaware River Bridge
Market Street Wharf
Lroud Street
Athleie City
Broad Street
Rabe
Pittsisure
Jeannette
Greenaburg
Latrobe
Tarentum
Natrona
Butler
Freeport
Leech Baratyse
Vandergrift Rire
Paultonyeereesee
Saltsburg
Indiana
Blairsville
Jolingstown
Pittsburg
Thomas KE. Watt
Tax payers warned of auditors days across counties
Treasurer announces schedule for 2900 county, special and dog tax collection at multiple election houses and offices from July 2 through July 29. Dates listed for numerous townships and venues including Rayne Isaac Kintor’s House, Mahoning, Conemaugh, West Lebanon, Jacksonville, Homerville, and more with precise times. D. W. Stilson, Treasurer, Midland, Pa, issues notice.
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Indians County
Rayne
Isaac Kintor
Grant
Nickle
Pam Whertfeld
West
Centerville
Wherthell
Garfield
Baltimore
W. G. McConnell
Burrell
Mieedon
Uugelion House
Homervill—Kier
White
Washington
Meoming
South Mahoning
Ilupville
West Mahoning
Smicksburg
Marshall
Marshall Lotel
North Mahonlng
Marenand
Simon Henry
Banks—mithpot
Mortons Tintel
Tho Tam
Glen Campbell
Commercial Lotel
Upan
Mountgomery
Gettysurg
Mahalley Iotel
Cherrytree
Slection House
Green
Hlection House
Cockport
Cherryhil
Greenville
Pine—turns
Setinol Wouse
Bullington
John Graeham
Tuam
East Wheatfield
Armagh
Wheatfold
Election House
Walhack’s
Boushvalley
Méshimniesburg
Mechanicsburg
Campbell House
Uuirville
Udall
Wadriday
Lodiaus
Suburday
D. W. Slilson
Wmrasurier
Olua
Midland
UGHry's Tailor-Nade Suits Stand Out In Style
A UGHry's note proclaims their store buys top quality goods for best styles and materials. Tailor-made suits for young men are described as unmatched by the finest tailors in every respect.
The Clothing Department Sets High Standards for Suits
The store offers suits for young men in regular or slim shapes with correct colorings. Not the cheapest, but fair prices for quality, with popular prices around 10.50 to 20 dollars. A full line includes Cassimere suits for older men, extra sizes like 6-footers, and options for short and stout and regular shapes priced 9 to 18 dollars.
Black Glay Worsteds Suits Sell at Midrange Prices
Specialty line offered in regular and extra sizes with cutaway or sack styles. Made only from worsted materials with satin or silk or wool linings, beware cotton linings and cotton blends that disguise quality. Prices range from 16 to 22.50 dollars.
Children Clothing Department Offers New Styles
The Children’s Clothing Department presents the latest shapes and proper materials. Two piece and three piece suits range from $1.50 to $5 each.
Our Shoe Store Promises Low Prices on Ladies and Children Shoes
Our shoe store offers up-to-date lines from top makers with bold claims of value. Prices noted include two and three dollar ranges for ladies and children shoes while men’s styles are highlighted too, promising competitive quality across all grades.
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Rail LY
Tovad
Ball Tone
Globe Telegraph College
Lexington
Anna Wise
Soul Mahoning Two
Indiana County
Jorhn McMillen
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Proctor & Collier Co
Walburst
Sy. Louis
Chesman& Co
Christian Endeavor Gathering
Near Town News
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Wary Decker
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AW. McMillen
Burnside
Misa Muaydiss
Patchinville
Jolie Willen
Wae
Horne-Stewart
Fifth Ave
Ned Nelson
Royden
Camden
N. J
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S. 1
Keith
Nelsom
Dr. Pierce
Common Sense
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
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Standard of! Company
Musical College
Henry B. Mover
Tom
Dministratois
Remington
Theit
Remington Brothers
Bank Vwark
Akron
Penner
Feedoma
Sul, Jen- Chat Drug CO
Lae Democrat
Ui LN
Gan
Iriemer School
Ausuet Oer
Cating Tree
Alliance
Olio
Ty Conta
Wdlers
Uiving
Fiebany
Work & Son
UGHRY
the Children’s Clothing Department
Loughry & CO
Glymga Manufacturing Company
McFarland’s Brick Foundry
NEW York World
Democrat and World
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