Shelby Five Is Defeated by Homestead Five
LLWOOD CITY Ia Dec 12 Shelby Tubes quintet logged last evening at the Shelby auditorium to the Homestead five which came to prove a wood with quite proposition. The final score was 42 to 87. The Homesteaders were pressed to use their speed and time and again it appeared the Tubers would win the floor contest. The basket shooting duel between Fox and Brown was interesting. Fox, Ellwoodian, led the scoring in the contest.
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Llwood City
Shelby Tube
Shelby Auditorium
Homestead
Baskel
Fox
Brown
Dighy
Ellwoodian
Board of Trade Clarifies Stock Advertisement Endorsement
The Board of Trade states it does not endorse stocks and warns against misinterpretation of an ad claiming endorsement. It notes a new confidential information bureau to counter wild cat schemes and protect local investors. Buyers should consult board figures at the trade office before purchasing.
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Board of Trade
Directors of Trade
Board of Trade Office
Casefully Caged Ball As Brown Finishes Strong
Brown nets eight goals in 16 attempts while Homestenul forward Brew makes eight baskets and Ellwood’s Sushi adds five as Mold Hous trails. Next game set for Thursday evening at Andilarhun with Pitcairn as the opponent. lineups include Shalhy YG FMS TP Fox and NeKonny GQ with mixed scoring totals.
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Brew
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Sushi
Ellwood
Shelby Lakes Place
Andilarhun
Pitcairn
Shalhy
FMS
Fox
Stahl
Lea
NeKonny
Gullip
Goveceecae
Hoemestonl
Maria
Fool
Sorsinger
Mission Workers Aid Poor In New York City
New York mission workers recount harsh experiences among the poor and criminals in the Tenderloin district. Superintendent William McQuere describes the world mission’s aims and its help to the needy, including shut kitchens and emergency aid, during a recent Fire Methodist church lecture.
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New York City
Williamy McQuere
Terry McCautey
WeQuere
Amd
Iaws
Qwiesion
Railroads Press New Scheme Amid Tax Controversy
Major railroads face a government pushback as they seek to shift billions through non taxable stock dividends and tax avoidance schemes. Regulators under the new rail law threaten disapproval as testimony from stockholders and legal representatives highlights fears of market disruption and hefty underscored costs.
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Ay W. HL
Atrans International Wews Service
Wasiington
Dew
Commercr Commission
Quincy
Pla
Delaware
Peter
Christmas Gift Sale At Euwer’s Goods Station
A sale proposes new cow for Christmas and discounted children's bath robes in sizes 6 to 14 at 3.98, beacon robes and other gifts. Stock includes gift hosiery, silk umbrellas now 12.50, ostrich fans, and varied purse or handle styles. Prices emphasize savings for Saturday shopping at Euwer’s.
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Buwer'e
Amber
Euw er Special 2 Pair 35.75 Product Note
A fragmented catalog note describes an IT Y brand item, listing a two pair set priced at 35.75 and color options Brown white and navy. The text asserts value and mentions fingeray boxes and peg details, but overall reads as an unclear promotional snippet.
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EUWER
Marital ceremony and community notices in Wampum
A wedding and local society notes dominate the page with names such as Mrs A Le Caplan and daughter BLE va, plus Mr and Mrs Lot Tye and L. Marcin. Personal visits appear from New Castle and Pittsburgh bound travelers. Birth and travel notices close the column with brief society chatter.
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Wampum Prilsonals
Ale Caplan
New Castle
Lot ‘Tye
Youngstown
New Ganda
Cohen and Herald
Local Red Cross drive totals estimate twelve thousand
About 15 000 Jom Local Red Cross donations reach a grand total around R11 000 with progress noted at $14 001 to date. North Heavet township reports further contributions from Mr MeGronts group and the committee along with an extra 1900 from Vohti Temaon and others.
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Linwrenad
North Heavet
MeGronts
Ohadrnimiy
Thir
AB. Wither
Fighth Ward
William T Jackson Resigns to Lead Empty China in Burbank
William Thackton Jackson, long an officer of the Taylor Smithy and Taylor Pottery Company at Chater Worst Wirghidy, resigns to become president of the Empty China Company in Burbank California. He formerly served as a manager at the pottery and has lived on Wallan Avenue. His family will move in June.
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William Th. Dackton
Westorn Salowman
Taylor, Smithy and Taylor Pottery Company
Chater
Burbank
Calltoran
Jackson
Ninitas Fer
Pattory Linn
Wallan Avenue
Famary Tattar
Calliaraln
Basketball League Managers Meeting Scheduled
An important meeting of the Board of Managers of the MO City Gaaket Hall League will be held at the Y Saturday evening. All managers intending to enter teams or who have already done so should attend for important plans and to address arranging the league under supervision.
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City Gaaket Hall League
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