Crime Drives Hillsville Residents to Flee City
Amid a wave of murder and robbery in Hillsville, many better elements of the Hillsville population depart for Sunnyto or fear lawless elements. Sixteen people recently packed and left as more flee the area and seek safety elsewhere. Authorities report two murderers still at large and vandalism incidents adding to the town’s alarm.
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HillsvyiNe
Sunnytue
William Dur
Nown
Hillsville
Duff
Phillips’ Woods
Titaville
Fiendish Attempt Targets Lip With Carbolic Acid
A troubling incident involves an attempt by Taner Jack and an accomplice to pressure a person named Lip into drinking carbolic acid. The distressed target resisted, but the assailants were successful in provoking a reaction before intervention.
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Taner
Jack & Af Youngstown
Nai
Mitchell Gase Case Testimony Filed In Court
Court stenographer A D Marues completed testimony for the Commonwealth against BP Mitchell of Lilwood City in a case involving shipping souls out of the country after bankruptcy. Prosecution by Charles Peifer. Trial procedures noted despite garbled OCR lingering.
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A. D. Marues
Commonwealth
A. Mitchell
Lilwood City
Mitchell
Mater
Ute Crescent Compound Roofing Company
Hanls
Velcourt
Charles Peifer
Pinad
Julie Vestmnany
DeWolf Divorce Plea Cites Cruelty Allegations
Mrs DeWolf seeks a divorce from Leonard DeWolf alleging cruel and dangerous treatment during their marriage They say the couple lived together until May 1 of the current year when she left due to his abuse The filing is made through her attorney in the court records
Property Sale in Meadville Reported in Public Notice
Prof Wilson, ally of Thaddeus Stevens, sold a Meadville property and described two new houses on North Will Street. The notice cites Th FL Ingralign of New York as the intermediary and lists the property as recently developed with several year plants.
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Wilson
Thaddeus Stevens
Meadville
Des
Margaret
North Will
FL Ingralign
New York
Formucty
Niles
Ayville Charge Involving Mustafr And Theft Incident
A fragmented note reports a theft case naming Mustafr and a accuse involving Mrs bulls and a working woman. The fragment mentions Youngstown and a dawn event with a sharee. Details are unclear but indicate alleged stolen items and a police inquiry.
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K Mustafr
Christie
Bulls
Youngstown
Local Option Bill Framed in Pennsylvania Politics
A Pennsylvania campaign on local option for licenses seems to converge among Anti Saloon Leaguers and allied groups. A seven member committee drafts a sweeping measure for mandatory or petition elections by county and subdivision, aiming to standardize countywide referendums every alternate year, with vote thresholds still unsettled.
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Pennsylvania
Budice Ag
Altho
Aetna
Willtinehule
Bath
Bovuugin
Towa
Living High Prices Spark Probe Inquiry
Youngtown Giberals say the cost of goods is out of proportion with wages and may push a probe into the high prices charged for food and related items. The statement hints at potential government scrutiny of pricing practices.
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Youngtown Giberals
Local items note visitors and family events in Pulaski
The column lists residents and guests including Bayser Cor Mbs Nettie Moulette visiting, Terrill’s business trip to New Castle Whistlay, Charlie Riley from Youngstown visiting, A Kuhn from New Willington calling, Mrs dine Ay Clark recovering in New Bedford, Ailey siblings visiting Hotel Rivlet, Miss Lucy Gover from Sharon for a funeral, and family gatherings around Christmas with Mr and Mrs Ferrell, James Moore, Buckwalter hosting dinners, and church events led by C F, Mary Foreman, and other local names in Pulaski.
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Bayser
Cor Mbs
Nettie Moulette
Cihert Hodge
Terrill
New Castle
New Bedford
Avice Ailey
Wanpum
Isi
James Moore
Annghren
Rank
Ferrell
Wenry Ferreil
David Pats
Jwils
Eliza’ Thrors
iWon Warmerly
New Bedford Milton
Christma
James
Byers
Bukwalter
Buckwale
Mary Foreman
Rensurer
Samuel
Tomer
Tygel Wilson
Wollman
Jime
New Castle Man Buys A Farm In Colorado
A New Castle man purchases farmland in Colorado, with plans noted for irrigation and development. The report describes the buyer’s intent to reside on the property and outlines surrounding district infrastructure projects including a canal and roadway works.
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New Castle
Colorado
Ten En AN
AGAP
Fameny Stair Bees
Waleeway
Chicken thieves get in work across town
A garbled report notes ongoing chicken thefts over recent months. It mentions suspects and local activity near a Methodist location and various names, though specifics are unclear. Local residents remain vigilant as authorities investigate the alleged poultry pilfering.
Weather Forecast Outlook With Pacific Storm Disturbance
A continental wave from January 28 to 31 brings a warm spell across the central and eastern regions followed by cool waves. A significant disturbance with greatest energy on the Pacific slope may intensify offshore and weaken before reaching the Atlantic coast. Precipitation likely along the Pacific coast and into the central valleys, with the storm crossing the western states and possibly becoming a furious storm off the eastern seaboard.
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Billetin
Roeki
Oshates
Pacific
Meridia
Dee
Atlantic Coast
Ign
Ima Rhe
Rhtates
Alsurbanca
Januar
Pacific Coast
Hoskies
Willveross
Ral Valle
Racki
Atlantic
Nastorn
Priers New Term Starts At Mikado Hall
The first lesson begins Thursday evening January 1907 at Mikado Hall New Castle. From 330 to 8500, reception from 1 to 426, Strieh orchestra. Prier's Private School of Dancing offers references and address Warren 0.
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New Castle
Strieh
Prier
Warren
Reductions On Coats And Suits At Pittsburg Street
Retail notice urges shoppers to take advantage of low prices on coats and suits at 20 Pittsburg Street. Emphasizes each garment in the cloak room is this season's purchase and encourages timely selection.
Bargain Children Coats Slashed In Sale
An OCR readable section notes children's coats priced originally around $2.50 to $3.80 have been reduced to $1.08. Items include coats in red and blue for ages 2 and 5 with several fabric types and a mix of ages from 0 to 4 years.
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