Wealth For The Farmer Wealth For The Farmer
Rev James Jordan of Washington township addressed nearly 200 members of the board of trade at a noonday luncheon. He praised his 325 head of cattle on the old home farm, urged better roads and bank support to help farmers buy cattle, and warned of famine if measures to raise output and marketing ease are not adopted. He cited experiences from Texas and Illinois and called for a state technical school and a broad farm program to elevate Lawrence county farming. He urged unity among farmers and bankers to finance cattle expansion and improved transportation.
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Lawrence County
Old Howe
Jordan
Rev. Jordan
Slowx Ul Yowa
A. Smith
Mr. Smith
Mer. Jordan
Captain Smith
Laverence Conny
Cit
Chieneo
Frank Guusatus
Chicano
PMD In
Armour
Armany
Mungatus
Lawrance
Sehanl
Tent
Van
Treodardan
Ani
Nake
Harrisburg
Perry Highway
Wphich
Starkinsburg
Portersville
Erie
Pittsburg
W. J. Veach
Brown
Hwa
Willian Monneds
Torin
Lawionen
Fries
Rey
Jornaban
Catia
Phas
Texas
Kansas City
West
Local effort seeks new regional baseball league
James Dartos of Newport Kentucky urges formation of a six to twelve team league including Butler New Castle Youngstown Greenville Niles and Warren. Proposes a $1200 start fund and home heavy schedule with minimal travel to create community rugby?
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Mr.Isles Bigs
Comgle
Penni
Butler
New Castle
Youngstown
Greenville
Niles
Warren
Anid
Castle Ylay
Younsetown
Amd
Howe Avery Otler
Jamoree
John Mekoo
Judge Amers
James Dartos
Newport
Kentucky
King outlines war aims and unity in speech
The king declares continued resolve to achieve victory and reparation, praising allied efforts and promising mobilization. He notes British blockade of Germany, successful land operations in France, and calls for close cooperation with allies and imperial dominions to sustain the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Ag
Leitich
Leetown
Mercer County Liquor License Ruling Declares Necessity
Judge Melaughrey rules liquor use a necessity and not a warrant for retail or wholesale sales in Mercer County. Twenty one license applications filed amid petitions with signatures exceeding expectations. Out of town liquor buyers are discouraged while county remains dry after a yearlong drought.
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Mencer
Ache
Miglius
Mercer County
Mercer Court
Inge Melaughrey
Maereer
Ender
Get Many New Y Members Get Many New Y Members
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Young Women’s Christian association drive within the General Presbyterian group. It mentions renewals and new memberships, with unclear dates and locations, reflecting a recruitment campaign and member updates from 24 at MK. 1? and other stray fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christ
Peivewsls
Reieawil
Uirdee M
Wave of excitement sweeps capital
Neutral reports describe heightened public enthusiasm as events unfold around a key political issue. Officials caution that international tensions may influence responses, noting the United States may respond to German actions with measured measures while aiming to protect national interests.
Danger When Ice Breaks Up Stream Near Neahannock Falls
A damaged report describes ice on the Neahannock River as below freezing weather thickens. Frazil formations and rivulets near Neahannock Falls may break loose, posing peril to travelers and fishermen downstream as ice anchors freeze to riverbed.
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Neahannock
Neahannock Falls
Good Time For Scout Club Boys
East Side Scout club officers include Persicent Joseph Black treasurer Chaude Humble reporter Robert Oaharde scout master Carl Potters and George Robinson Tester Jones. Present were Oswald Lowash Paul Aiken Kenneth Cotton Jackson Merrick and Thomas March the latter a new member. Refreshments served. Club to meet February 13 at Corll Voller’s Walnut Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coates
Thomas March
Mec
Corll Voller
Walnut
Etreet
Deaths of the Day at Center U church and area
Burials reported for Mary Wilkin Bur, widow of Henry Wilkinson, with services led by Rev Hazlett and Nev McKee. Interment in Center church cemetery. pallbearers named. Also notices for Mrs. David A. Messluben and Miss Sawyer Hawyer with details of births, marriages, survivors, and funeral arrangements. Samuel McAfee, 72, dies in Allegheny General Hospital. survived by family. funeral at Fourth United Presbyterian Church.
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Wilkinson
Mary
Wilkin- Bur
Llenry Wilkinson
Washeld
Center U. 2
Hazlett
Nev. McKee
Oak Grove
Center Church
Charles
Daniel
John Dinamore
Alex Wilkinson
James Stoner
George Walton
David A. Messluben
Aielia SteKibben
David A. Mexituen
Arthur de Meibhen
Vearrzan
Venuaya
Uitielty
Presbyterian Cureh
Davida. McKibven
Yeird Axu
Arthur
Lester
Perry
Samuel McAfee
Airuel McAfee
Montgomery Avenue
Allegheny General Hospital
Pillsburg
Ireland
Pitsburg
Fourth United Presbyterian Church of
Allegheny
Charles Large
Pitttsburg
H. H. Love
New Withington
Roland H
Raymond McAfee
Piltsshire
Chester A. Meavee
Talky
Joseph Lathy
South
Jefferson Street
St. Mary's Palish Church
J. Joseph’s
Obituaries from a Pennsylvania town reflect multiple deaths
Death notices from Jirwsford Harlinburg and Ellwood City area report M Pierce aged 60 died from bronchial hecui in his home. Jennie Warlin, 70, of Harlansburg, died at home. funeral at resi dence with burial in Baptist cemetery. Claxton KR Way’s funeral held at parents’ home with Savannah cemetery interment. Gladys Williams Williams’ funeral at Meser avenue home with Rev Williams officiating. James Tannery of Deaver Township died at home after two weeks of illness. survivors listed. John Henry Martin of Ellwood City, 74, Civil War veteran, survived by four daughters and three sons in law. Funeral and burial details given.
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Pierce
Jirwsford
Fierce
Laty Delos Pierce
Rochester
N.Y
Jennie E. Warhur
Jennie
Warlin
Aiternoen
Harlansburg
Davol Harlin
Bapistehurch
Harlinsburg
Beavis
Claxton KR
Daniel Davis
Francis, Street
Harkless
John Crimby
William Klarktear
Gladys Williams
John Cs. Willams
Meser Avenue
Tendange
Willams
First $M. E
Joshua
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Oak Park
Very
Louisa Gitson
Anna Smetds
Dorothy ‘Tate
Esther Reynolds
Stebert A. Raney
Ober A. Maner
Lawrence Eminty
Tittle Deaver
Arcumonia
Taney
John E. Miller
Upward Angus
Harte Morerison
Naomi Janay
Uame
Jas, McGeehan
New Galilee
William
State of Washington
Elmer
Colorado
Joseph
Kansas
Savage
Porson
Ilerment
Hethel Cemetery
John Henry Martin
John Wency Marlin
Short
Ellwood City
125Th
Ta- Mana Volunteer Cavalry
Immanuel Reformed Church
Tullo McCarley
Hraddock
Alice Kennedy
Witlock
Mary Ailes
Mary Jane Jack
Mary Jane Black
Washington Township
Volant
Fig Volant M. W
Tey
Minnick
Snow Haul Records Set in City Overload Day
New Castle residents faced heavy snow care as the streets department hauled up to 200 wagon loads in a single day. Crews cleared ice and snow to creek banks and streams, with extensive street work continuing through the winter. Local officials note several thousand loads likely moved this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Rock
Street Department
River.s
Little Cupid Puts One Over On Brown
City clerk Ed Brown faced a rash turn of events when a smiling applicant sought a tax department clerk post. Council granted power to hire but the man could not locate the applicant. That evening he saw news of her marriage in the society page and began replacing plans without delay.
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Cupid
Ed. Brown
Butler County native honored at Marey Avenue church
The Marey Avenue Baptist church elected the Rev Dr John Millens Moore as pastor succeeding Rev Dr William C Rhoades. Moore, born in Worth township, had pastored in Wilkinsburg and Chicago and served as secretary of a church education department. The church, one of Brooklyn’s largest with about 1400 members, sits on a debt-free lot at Marcy and Putnam avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marey Avenue
Department of Education
Moore
Marcy Avenue
Rhoades
Sears
Worth Township
Cutter County
Building Operations Resume in City Then Cold Spell Stops Work
Building operations on several structures under construction here resumed this morning as temperature around six below zero halted progress on top of one building. Work on the Pearson Building remodeling on East Washington street has begun after purchase by George W. Johnson, including new elevator and walls, with completion hoped by April. A gun belonging to Officer Nelson was lost after a fire call on Long Avenue. the weapon valued at $16 has not been recovered and officers face potential personal loss for unreturned property. Mayor J Newell mourns the death of his last of six thoroughbred dogs. Rumors of Germany declaring war on the United States spread rapidly here, but proved unfounded as reports traced to private wires and New York gossip.
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Germany
Switzerland
Halland
Wilton
Nerman
Veesela
Basnich
Affi¢Iila
Ehetails
Rusumh
Lasins
Traposslile
Pearson
Pearseon
United States
New York City
Western man returns to east to join knitting mill
A. Kinter, formerly based in Portland for eight years, has moved back east and taken a position in the business department of the Newsla Knitting Mill in this city, replacing an assistant who had left recently.
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Efort
Jordan Banghey
Jordon
Mared
Aulantic City
Mme
Mathenna
Evernla
Harlankbore
Ut Tan
Coats
Meen
East Wallington Street
Weyrows
Leem
Ighy
O & Po
Anl
Barton
Niny Castle
Scadera
Marton
Nieby
Newport Kentucky
Klng
Qaton
France
Torker
Mra
Knox
Borhart
Pawise
Mercer Co
Remains Dig
McLaughrey
Sawyer Buriot
Milas Elizabet Hawyer
Darlington
Alexander, Savage
Sarah A. Patterson
William J. Patterson
County Line Street
Butler CO
Dumdum
Kansas City Journal
W. Grove
J. Newell
UNION
Bell Phone
S. Rice
NORTH
Bell-Ans
W. F. Dufford & CO
Wahrg
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