The Newspaper Law Rules and Penalties
A summary of subscription obligations under old law. It states subscribers are presumed to want ongoing service unless they notify otherwise, and publishers may bill for arrears or continue sending, with liability for nonpayment. It warns that failing to collect papers, moving without notice, or marking papers as refused can lead to arrest and fines for fraud.
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Qarson
Carson
Fine Haircutting and Shaving at Government Building
A brief notice by Antone Benenato advertises haircutting and shaving services opposite the Government Building. Readable text indicates a focus on grooming offerings in a downtown location.
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Antone Benenato
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