Hotel license applications in Bradford and surrounding towns 1920
Petitions for hotel liquor licenses filed for Bradford City and nearby boroughs and towns. Seeks licenses for multiple hotels including City Hotel Mechanic Street and United States Hotel Main Street, with owner names and addresses listed. Also covers Eldred Borough Kane Borough and forebears with several applicants in each ward and street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford City
First Ward
Charles‘o. Gash
Weaver
Davis Street
Patrick
Option House
Main Street
Frank J. Holley
Holley
Main and
Davis Streets
Thomas J. Preaney
Capitol Hotel
A. G. Stengel
Corry
Webster Street
Wad
Tyra Hamilton
City
Mechanic
Same
Bradford
John Wieun
Rochester
Malm Street
Sisth Ward
Jank G. Wieit
East Main Street
Bie
Local Property Descriptions and Licenses in Bradford Area
Listings detail residences and property lines in Lafayett e Township and surrounding towns, names of owners and street locations, including Mount Alton Mount Tawatt and Main Street segments. Also notes Kane Borough and Bradford City liquor licenses and bottle and vending malt permits for Frank E Bottorff and others.
License for Malt and Brewed Liquors at Wholesale
Licensing notice dated April 1 1920 lists Peter Mousel with a fourth street address and Hilton Street Bradton as applicants for retail wholesale malt and brewed liquors at 26 Fourth Street East Side. The document states all licenses must be lifted today or the license will be void per the terms specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trayfor Crry
Fourth Wari
Peter Mousel
Pour Street
Fourth Street
Hilton Street
Brad- Ton
Ebwin B
Youton
The Wanders of America at Mammoth Cave Kentucky
T. T. Maxey describes Mammoth Cave in Kentucky as the largest cave known, with about 100 miles of passages. The piece details vast chambers, stalactites, lakes and rivers, the Giant's Coffin rock, Marmoth Doe column, cave wildlife, and study of its underground climate, noting a daylong route through the labyrinth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamoth
Edudondian Chunly
Kenticky
Estenda
Cheffey
Mis
Marmoth Doe
Swamp Lands and the Mythic Westward Drive
The text describes a country’s swamp regions near colonial days Chilean echo, brimming with romance and legends. It notes tides of piracy, smugglers, and wild beasts, claiming no citizen or group dares conquer the swamps, while farming or plowing saunters across edges of a western desert conquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innda
Pr Nate
Forty as a number across biblical narratives
A fragmented, OCR like listing references the number forty across multiple biblical events and figures. It notes forty years in the wilderness, forty days in advance journeys, ages at marriage, durations of judgeships, days of confrontation, reigns, flights, and periods of punishment and trial ending with mentions of Jesus forty days after resurrection and Paul’s scourging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
Promised Land
Moses
Mount
Baw
Isaac
Wit Esau
Eli
Goliath
Navid
Solomon
Filljah
Iluss
Mount Carmel
Mont Tareh
Dani Gaye
Nineve
St. Paul
Ornithological Delights And The Student Explorer
A fragmentary piece discusses the advantages of ornithology for students on sea shore excursions. It mentions a crow’s caw and new song notes as sensory cues and suggests broad exploration enabled by keen observation. The text appears to be an older, stylized reflection on learning from nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labrador
Thrift Sparks Talks Open Charity Band Meeting
A fragmented item notes a charity band meeting beginning at a house. It cites Benjamin Franklin and a rolling stone proverb, with scattered references to Purify and a calebia spander on W. 8. 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purify
Nin Pers
Howe
Benjamin Franklin
Books for Everybody spreads county library plan nationwide
Librarians join fight on unrest as the American Library Association promotes a nation wide “Books for Everybody” movement. California leads with county library systems delivering books from a central station to posts and branches, aiming to improve literacy and temper social unrest. The Enlarged Program seeks $2 million funded by libraries and trustees to extend county libraries, industrial and business libraries, and services for the blind and merchant marines. The effort also targets foreign born readers, pairing publishers and translators to provide accessible volumes in multiple languages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Library Association
California
Maryland
Anwricgn
Mls
Librarings
Worarles
Elugens
United States
Association Ling
Soni Foundation
Tig Meaney
Woraring
Whrary
American Litrary Association
United States Merchant Marine
Coastar
Righthouse Service
Gillet States Public Health Service
Jess Han
Hhraries Tsist
Books for Everybody campaign and wartime library effort
A fragmented wartime notice outlines a national drive to fund libraries and readers programs. It emphasizes public support and cooperation of librarians and library workers to raise 4 000,000 in aid for wartime education and information services across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapier
Priyieres
Wrraries
Books for Blind and Library Drive Expand Access
The American Library Association supports enlarged programs to print and distribute Braille and accessible books for blind readers, inaugurating a “Books for Everybody” effort. A $2,060 fund is being raised through librarians and library trustees efforts, not a public drive, to fund this printing and related services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tan
Boon
American Tibrary Association
Ta Mae
Tts
Eayry
Philippine Travelogue Shows Baguio as Cool Mountain Gem
The travelogue extols a trip to Baguio Philippines describing winding Benguet roads carved from granite canyons and dramatic precipices. It praises agriculture hydro power and views of pine clad highs while noting Baguio’s growth from huts to a famed mountain resort and its climate as a vacation haven for teachers and American officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Bagaie
Ste Sumier
Philippines
Fiat
Paradiie
Tel
Wyplea
Siu
Tazo
Anpernl
Philippes
United States
Bagnio
Temserale
Die Lettem
Philipine Governmien
Hogaibla
Baguio
Philippine Siria
Tagulo
Bamule
Poverishet
Tuguto
Nice
Also Mentioned on This Page
Phisn
Reeds
Wottlers
Wrewere
Powes
Meltoan Vonney
Pennsylvania
Eldred
Clyde C. Lewis
Thomas J. Slavin
Gold Eagle
Kane Borough
Harry FB
Brion
New Fleming
Fraley
Joan Fleming
New Thomson
P. H. Moore
St. Elmo
Siouny Idwett Borough
Tracy Smith
Campbell
Mile Street
Mount Tawatt
TG. Cleveland
Brewer House
Meld Street
Mount Jowett
A. W. Hum
Gallup Avenue
Maint Jewett
Port Allegany Borough
Wiliam
Ryan
Connelly Trouxe
Pearl Street
Pear
Port Allegany
James Moorehead
Butler
Matin
Atlis Streets
Port Alte- Bney
Sergeant
Mark Moyer
Bayer Neuse
Clermont
Smrethport
Sawed
B. Jacobson
Clermont House
Pina Street
Main Highway
Pine Tract
Clarmont
Smethport
Joseph S. Hull
Wright
Mechanic Streets
Kane
Pirst
John Dolan
Pittsburgh Liquor Company
Fraley Street
Residencs
John B. Nealy
John B
Healy Whalesale
Chase Street
Ane
Frank E. Bottort
Independent Botting Works
iMediicale Atreat
Residiaca Sama
Strethport
America
T. T. Maxey
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
Thrift Sparks
County Library
DEA
Fiore Books
American Lissary Association
A Philippine Travelogue
Qmantic Islands
Far
Bagute
Macuita
Bogoto
Mamila
Camp One
Creaaes
Jenes Benguet
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