Trdidhaveining & Publictitng Company Ad Rates
An error filled item details advertising rates and delivery terms for a weekly newspaper, noting pricing changes for display ads and class ads, carrier delivery charges, and freight costs across regions. It lists percentage increases for advertising space, publication charges, and related service costs, with notes on responsibility and adjustments.
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Trdidhaveining & Publictitng Company
Povoning Gagette
Indiana
Burravading
Beatty Acg
SMITH
Minuiger
Coenen
Rail Rates Merge and Abroad Rise Across Borders
Rail rate increases in the United States and Canada prompt concern among shippers and business groups. Canadian wage and freight changes fuel cross border debate as hearings begin, with U.S. passenger and freight rates rising significantly and wage demands tied to railway profitability.
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Canada
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Belgium
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Learn Reunion On Thursday In Early American Record
An 18th century notice describes a gathering named Learn Reunion to convene Thursday. It notes locations near the Letter serioul house and Chew riviles, with dates 1774 1778 and names Willen Coleaian Betsey Mathews and Catherine Tyce linked to tomahawk claim settlements along Tig Mahony Tay amid frontier land activity.
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Phoy
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Areyed
Betsey Mathews
Tuly Ia Tia
Daytle Rin
Bytes
Robert Lytle
April
Catharine Tyce
Tomahawk Clain
Tig Mahony Tay
Erly
Unclear OCR Record on Crawford Family Ties
Fragmentary text references Rev. Crawford and others with scattered names including Cocontee, Moeth, Tony, Apollo, Vandener, and Matie Young. Mentions relatives in Pennsylvania and Indiana with vague events and dates. No coherent event or clear outcome discerned.
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Ae O
FL Crawford
Curstuya
Rostrer
Tony LK
Cocontee
Hey Daurhef
Tetas
Apollo
Vandener
Matie Young
Punnsucaiwney
Indigna
Breezedale wedding bells ring for Mrs Wilkin's daughter
The long wedding notice details the ceremony and reception for the daughter of Mrs Adda P Wilkin and Justice John B Thin. Attendants include Commander Franklin Blivington and many social figures from Indiana New York and Pittsburgh. The bridal party traveled to the County Club for a 60-seat dinner with roses and a later naval departure planned for Lt Theiss.
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Paul Emerson
Dlaerey Houser
Johno
Paul Wine
Daniel Rite For
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Mare
Bis Ancle
Mranklin T. Blivtington
United States
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Tly
John G
Esel J. Wayne Pormb
Elsworth Cangibell
WR “Fomb
Paul Emerge
Murray Vouser
Hernan Wat
Indiana
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Chowwenavgliet
Fiamilton
Remarine
Muimander
ME Theiss
Jay
Veaver
Cole
Waere Ir
Theiss
Naval
Padiama
Adda P. Wilkin
Ate Supreme Court
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Hough
Harding for Peace at Home Plan Discussed by Indiana Republican
New Indiana Republican chairman of the Speakers Bureau discusses matters of the speaking campaign and whether the front porch approach will deviate. Commander Theiss, son of Mrs. Katherine Theiss of Washington DC, has earned many friends through his gracious demeanor and engaging conversational skills. Together they will receive many hearty felicitations and good wishes.
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New
Indiana
Republican Speakers' Bureau
Theiss
Katherine Theiss
Washington, D. C
New Schedules Effective on Ang 25 and 26
Officials say new railroad charges will apply to transport from Canada into the United States, with Canadian railways seeking ICC authority. The rise in transportation rates is expected to yield about 100 million dollars annually in extra government revenue from increased transportation taxes and existing income and excise provisions. The fiscal year tax totals now stand around 261 million, with nearly 125 million from freight charges, 100 million from passenger tickets, and 6.5 million from Pullman charges. projections show freight, passenger, and Pullman taxes rising correspondingly if traffic remains steady.
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Canadian Railways
Interestate Commerce Commission
Dominion
United States
Interstate, Commerce Commission
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Civilins Flee From Capital and War News
European tensions rise as Russia halts talks with Finland and nears Warsaw. British and French leaders push for urgent conferences. The Red army crosses the Bug river and advances on multiple fronts while visitors in Kent, Ohio, host relatives from Detroit and Wilkinsboro.
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Warsaw
Bug
Pennsylvania Druggist Promotes Nerve Worth Experiment
Local Pennsylvania druggist Mr. White of Mereesport reports an experiment on a summer remedy Nerve Worth. He claims it steadies nerves, improves appetite and digestion, aids sleep, regulates bowels, and builds overall vitality. Offered with a money back guarantee at Baugherty's Drug Store with a free sample.
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Mereesport
Entory
Speciguet
Baugherty
100th Anniversary Observed at Local Church
The 100th anniversary observance continues with invited former pastors and attendees. Rev. R Bowling of Kittanning will give the anniversary address on the theme A Century What of the Future. Music by the Apollo male quartet. A reunion and picnic for former pastors and members follows on Saturday afternoon, August 14. The celebration is led by acting pastor Rev. Garner and church officers. The congregation, organized in 1820, includes descendants of charter members such as the Crums and Kings. The present church building dates to 1800 under Rev. Christian Combert. Notable members include two sons who entered ministry, Rev. William King and Rev. R. Ye Crum. The church supports a thriving Sunday School and Christian Endeavor Society and contributes to missions and benevolence.
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R. “. Bowling
Kittanning
Apollo
Sunithn Ruperts
Shoups
Georges
Christian Combert
Luis
Wev
Illiam King
Somerset
R. Ye. Crum
du Bois
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