Bargain bungalow and houses for sale in Youngstown area
A collection of real estate notices offers homes with hardwood floors brick mantels and large garages. Listings include a $5500 bungalow near Youngstown road, seven room brick homes on West Washington Street, and other multiple room houses with updates, rents, and trade options.
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Toungatown Hill
California
Wirsing & Ralterson
E. Washington Street
Wirsing & Patterson
S. Washington St
Bell
Youngstown Hall
Youngstown Road
Witaing & Patterson
EL Washington St
Patterson
Washington St
Sampson St
Adarenia
P. DuShany Agency
ZBIII
Pittsburgh Livestock Market Sees Mixed Demand and Steady Prices
Livestock receipts in Pittsburgh on August 8 show cattle supply around 1800 with steady to lower prices for lower grades and steady to higher for prime beef with ranges from 11.00 to 18.50. Veal calves receipts also 1800 with market steady around 13.00. Hogs totals about 3000 with prices mostly steady to higher, prime heavy hogs at 14.40 to 14.50 and Pigs 14.25 to 14.50.
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Pittsburgh
Grain Futures Rise on Mixed Demand in Chicago
Chicago grain notes show wheat up 2 to 13-4 cents with scattered buying and rest orders to sell, Carr advancing 2-8 to 1 cent as offerings thin. Oats rise 1-8 to 2? cents with small trade, and provisions gain 5 to 7 cents as demand remains uneven.
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International News Service
Chicago
Carr
Prices Paid Here For Hay And Grain
Prices paid here for hay and grain from New Cash Feed and Coal Co list rye wheat oats corn clover and timothy hay and straw. includes per unit amounts. Also notes a humorous quote about courting on a park bench and a remark about air traffic and highway construction.
Administrator's Notice for Cunningham Estate in Lawrence County
Letters of Administration issued to Ralph W. C. Ingham for the estate of Monas W. Cunningham of Scott Township, Lawrence County Pennsylvania. All heirs and creditors must settle debts and present claims to the undersigned. Attorneys: Martin & Martin. Legal notices published June 20 and July 6 13 20 27 August 3 1926.
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Monas
W. Cunningham
Scott Township
Lawrences — County
Pennsylvania
Hays Peen
Ralph W. C. Ingham
New Castle
PI. B
Martin & Martin, Attorneys
Legal—Newe
Haynes Out Of Job As New Prohibition Order Is Effected
An order by Internal Revenue Commissioner D H Blair and approved by acting Secretary Charles S Dawes removes the last major holdover of Prohibition Commissioner R A Haynes. Effective September 1 prohibition administrators may decide all enforcement questions under the Volstead Act without approval or advice from the prohibition commissioner.
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Haynes
International News
Sopvicn
Washington
Aug
Prohibition
R. A. Haynes
Commissioner of
Internal Revenue
D. H. Blair
Secretary of the Treasury
Charles S. Daway
Prohibition Commissolner
Federal Board Grants Railroads Harbor Marine Rights
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that railroads serving New York City may continue to operate ferries towboats barges and other marine equipment in and about New York harbor. The decision preserves railroads access to vital harbor services amid ongoing transportation debates.
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International News Service
Hington
Aug
Sid
Interstate Commerce Commission Today
New York City
New York Harbor
Oil Men Prepare For Celebration
Oil City observers Drake days will be held August 29 in Petroleum Center near here. The event honors Colonel H. L. Drake driving the first successful oil well at Oil Creek near Titusville, marking the start of the oil boom. Oil men from across the country are expected to attend.
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Oil City
Petroleum Canter Association
Petroleum Center
H. L. Drake
Ol Creek
Titusville
Grave Diggers Seek Higher Pay in Chicago Union Drive
Chicago grave diggers have formed a union led by Frank Murphy and demand higher wages. They report non union graves risk needing reburial if a union worker is not used first. Murphy claims about 1,000 members and that current pay is 5.40 dollars per day.
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Chicago
Frank Murphy
Murphy
Visitors and social notes from local residents
Mrs Barnett of California visits her niece Mrs C McCune. Miss Alding Hyde of New Castle guests Miss Lois Welker. Miss Samantha and Victor Graham of Cleveland visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Charlie Carr and Erie family visit relatives. Miss Olive Hunt visits friends Keer Besbrook. Mrs Ada Keeler and Miss Bertha Schlotzer return to New York after a week with Miss Muriel Hillard and others. Several motor trips to Pittsburgh. W M Willard leaves for Chautauqua Lake. Miss Alwilda Yeager of Slippery Rock at home. Miss Wilda Lusk of New Castle vacationing at home. Doolittle, famed as kind yet lazy, quips about leaving all to his wife upon passing.
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C. EB. McCune
Barnett
Maria McCune
R. R. Hillard
Pittsburgh
Robert Nelson
George Brown
W. C
Wilkin
W. M. Willard
Chautauqua Lake
Alwilda Yeager
Slippery
Rock
Wilda Lusk
New Castle
New York Stocks Rise Amid Mixed Industrial Advance
U.S. stock market shows uneven gains as General Electric leads an advance in industrial shares to the highest levels since February. Utilities and rail/oil stocks firm, Nash Motors slips after recent losses, and tax-cut hopes buoy sentiment while call money returns to 4 percent.
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International News Service
New York
General Electric
United States Steel
Stydtric Bond
Jowest
Wall Street
Nash Motors
Securities Bureau Turns Down Many Stock Salesmen
Harrisburg August 3 The second annual report of the Securities Bureau of the State Banking Department shows 1874 dealer registrations 1754. 4202 applications processed 2915 granted. By August 1 1526 only 36 pending. Appeals to Dauphin County Court nine reversed none registered. Second year four appeals to local court none reversed. Original issue face value 757260000 applied for. 206451000 approved 494384000 rejected 96565000 under investigation. Fraudulent salesmen driven from state 2200 not returning first year. 469 applications 2507 registered, second year 202 applications 2916 successful. Emphasizes prevention over punishment. only 21 prosecutions in year.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Bureau of Securities of the
Stage Banking Department
Dauphin County
Bureau
Pennsylvania
Law Bureau
Appanis
Florida West Coast To Boom Region
Florida West Coast to boost its profile as a winter destination. Tallahassee joins the effort joined by twenty two chambers and civic bodies. Pensacola raises 40000 in fifteen minutes for the ad campaign with plans for a 200000 war chest. West Florida Publicity association formed to spotlight the coast. New Yorkers with winter homes already in the region.
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Pensacola
Fla
Florida West Coast
Miami
Palm Beach
Daytona
East Coast
Florida
Tallahassee
West Coast
West Florida
Actress Sues Dentist for Breach of Promise
Renee Sheppard, motion picture actress, sues Dr. Charles L. Wilen known as the Sheik in Edward W. Browning proceedings, for breach of promise seeking 100000 dollars. Court action involves claims of contractual obligations and financial damages.
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Renee Sheppard
Charles LL Wilen
Ug the Dantist “Sheik
Edward W. Browning
Marriage Creates Step Relation Across Families
Boston Aug 3 John Smith 1 and Hatita Nourse 65 plan marriage to unite families in new step relations. Mrs Nourse’s daughter wed Smith’s son, making the husband and wife soon step-brother and step-sister. Smith’s father-in-law would be his stepmother while his wife’s father-in-law becomes her stepfather.
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Boston
John Smith
Hattia Nourse
Freight add on charge approved by ICC
Rail roads may impose a loading or unloading charge after August 31 to cover costs at Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh Buffalo Rochester Troy and Green Island S Y The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled the proposed 2 5 cents per 100 pounds too high Allowable rates are 1 6 cents for on street work and 25 cents for loading or unloading at freight houses or warehouses New schedules must list exact charges
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Washington
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
HuYelo
Rochester
Troy
Green Inland
S. Y
Interstate Commerce Commission
Canadian Girls Like Their Own Men Best in Paris Ball
About 180 Canadian girls in Paris under the Overseas Educational League attended a grand ball at the former Solomon Rothschild residence, now Rothschild Foundation HQ. The event highlighted a shift toward Canadian suitors over European ones among the young women.
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Canada
Europe
Paris
Overseas Educational League
Solomon Rothschild
Rothschild Foundation
An X Ray of Your Home Want Ad Appeal
An invitation to turn unused home items into cash via Want Ads. Readers are urged to list furniture clothing and household goods they no longer need and place an ad in the next issue for quick response and profit. The copy emphasizes ease profitability and frequent sales through the paper's Want Ad department.
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Want Ad Department
Sings Too Loudly And Too Long In York Neighborhood
York Pennsylvania August reports Mrs Rose Myers a Christian woman who sings hymns loudly at home causing neighbor complaints. Police sent an officer to request tone down but she continued singing and circulated a testimonial signing not to disturb the neighborhood. Some neighbors oppose others back her while police remain unsure how to proceed.
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York
York Pallee Roya
Rose Myers
Teaghbors
Derby press prints 6400 postals per minute
A printing press with a capacity of 6,400 postal cards a minute has been protected at Derby Connecticut and will be uplifted by the government at Washington BD. C. to which point the press has already
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Derby
Conn
Washington
BD. C
Printing presses and overseas orders point to rising demand
The text notes two sided printing by a press with eighty plate cylinder producing impressions per revolution. Stock is fed from rolls. A Japanese government order is reported for a similar press and others will be sold abroad.
Sixty Textile Workers Strike in Lawrence Mills
In Lawrence Massachusetts sixty employees of the color shop at the Pacific mill began a strike today over a ten per cent wage cut. The shop stayed in operation while the workers alleged discrimination among operatives due to the cut. The notice mentions young doctors and goodwill remarks but centers on the labor dispute.
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International News Service
Lawrence
Mass
Lawrence Mills
Pacific Mill
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