U S Allies Urged Talks on Mail Interference
The United States voices strong protest to British and French handling of American mail. It asserts rights as a neutral power must be restored and notes support from Holland and Sweden. The note details delays and seizures of genuine letters and parcels, demanding a radical change. Also mentions a Centennial souvenir offer from The Progress. Later items report the death of Mrs. Clinton McKee and two other notices, plus a large halibut catch near Scotland.
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United States
State Department
Holland
Sweden
Entente
London
Great Britain
Car overturns near Newark leaves father dead
Robert G. Miller, 57, of Zanesville Ohio, died when his car overturned south of Newark on the national road. His daughter Ruth Miller drove the vehicle and attempted to pass another car. Five others, including Mr. and Mrs. Howard Adams and Mrs. L. C. Twigled, sustained severe cuts and bruises. Mrs Adams injured a broken arm.
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Robert G. Miller
Zanesville
National Road
Newark
Ruth Miller
Millar
Howard C. Adams
L. C. Twigled
W. B. Shyrock
Market Quotations Across Cities May 30 1920s
Market quotations from Pittsburgh Cleveland and Chicago dated May 30 show bids for cattle hogs sheep and lambs with varying weights and grades. Prices include prime fat steers $9.25 to 9.83 in Cleveland and Chicago bids around $8 to $10 for beef cattle. Hog quotes range from $9.25 to $9.90 with mixed weights. Sheep and lamb values list prime wethers and ewes around $8 to $10, with lambs up to $10.10. Wheat and corn futures noted as July contracts with prices near $1.07 and $0.?? per bushel, while other grain figures appear incomplete.
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Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Gettin
Chicago
Park Garage Opens in Clymer Pa By B D McClements
B D McClements opens The Park Garage at Clymer Pennsylvnia offering complete auto repair and accessories with experienced machinists in charge. Auto livery service will operate in connection with the garage.
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Park Garage
Clymer
B. D. McClements
Kinglet description and feeding habits in North America
Description of the kinglet's size color crest and range notes its southern Canada and Alaska breeding grounds and wintering across the U S to Guatemala. It highlights its insectivore diet dominated by wasps bugs and beetles with a 12 percent beetle contribution and notes its role in controlling plant pests like tree hoppers and scale insects. It mentions vegetable foods such as poison ivy seeds and alderberries.
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Canada
Alaska
United States
Guatemala
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U.S
British Porta
Indiana
Homme
Aly
Clinton McKee
Town
G, BF. Gandle
West Wheafield Township
8. M. Gearhart
Oakland Cemetery
Mary
John BD. Frederick
Center Township
Greenwood Cemetery
Scotland
SLOAN
Sloan Bros
Court House
Bureau OF Biological Survey
THE
United States Department OF Agriculture
Steving
Undertakers & Embalmers
Philadelphia
American Union
Hils
H. C. Christy & Co
Wayne Rigg & Co. Jewelers and Engravers
Phila
Indiana, Pa
Pollock
PENNA
Victrola
Victrola Records
S. Ren Pollock
Court of Common Pleas
Indiana County
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Elizabeth Maud Dixon
Burewell
M. Bond
Priisoners
Pennsylvania Trailraid Company
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Thomas Sulton
GT. McOrea
J. D. McKalip
Tedlant, Pa
Audtlor
Notich
Orphans Court
Matey
Adan R. Stewart
James M. Richey
Saltsburg
Jereby
Flottes
Marstal
Tiana
Indium
May Ob
Iit
M. Maran
Henry H. Steving
C. Heber Steving
Henry H. Steving & Son
Edith Steving
Ladies & Children
Automobile Service
Philadelphia St
James Whitcomb Riley
Bigroa Free
McFarland & F. Greasley & Co
E. M. Buterbau
Stril x
Aters
Idiana
Blairsville
Erry Tree Clymer Blacklick Planiville
Daytonberg Point
Creekside
Livermore T Campbell O, Rossiter
Dironville
Shelocta
Homer City
Homer City Heater Mills
H. Lum
Troutman’s
Troutmans
Palm Beach
Troutman
Troutman Shoe Service
Sumuier
Buchheit Bros
Crex
Bozart
Wayne Rigg & Co
Dinsmore Bros
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