Republic Iron and Steel Seeks Dividend Rally
The Republic Iron and Steel board will meet this month to decide on a regular 1 percent quarterly dividend. Analysts expect a dividend despite current earnings, with projected gains in the second half offsetting early losses. The firm reports ample cash and strong shareholder confidence amid limited trading and steady furnace activity.
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Republic Iron and Steel Company
Republic
Steel Corporation
The
Republic Company
Coed Intrusion Delays Grove City Midwinter Dance
A dozen coeds and escorts climbed a ladder to a window at the Grove City college dancehall Friday night to bypass President I C Ketler who stood guard at the entrance. Despite his vigil two dozen students attended. Ketler hopes to identify them for possible expulsions.
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I. C. Ketler
Grove City College
Woman Sues Woman Over Plumbers Tools in Local Case
Hattie Wilson charged with larceny of $5.10 worth of plumbers tools from Mrs. Emma Robinson. Wilson posted bail for a hearing before Alderman Ranney yesterday.
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Hattie Wilson
Emma _ Robinson
Ranney
Candidate pledges clean government and oversight
A local candidate announces intent to serve one term as mayor and prioritize oversight of gambling rooms dives and licensed liquor shops. The message emphasizes clean governance and enforcement.
Healing after twenty years of paralysis for Miss Lucy Mackey
Miss Lucy Mackey of 24 East Chestnut Street, Washington County, reports a miraculous healing during prayer when she felt an electric shock restore movement to her paralysed limbs after twenty years. Her mother witnessed the moment as friends noted her regained strength and renewed activity in her home and church.
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Lucy Mackey
East Chestnut Street
Washington County
Miss Mackey
Mrs Morgan Promise To Pay For Punch On Reporters
In an interstate chatter, Mrs. J. P. Morgan allegedly promised the train conductor fifty dollars to punch any reporter who bothered her during the California trip. The conductor reportedly had no chance as her car was diverted and she avoided intruding reporters.
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J. P. Morgan
United Press
Los Angles
Cal
California
Ellwood City Pastor Endorses Roosevelt or Bryan
Rev. G Morgan Davis, pastor of Ellwood City Baptist church, urged that if Roosevelt cannot win another term, Bryan should be his successor. In a Sunday political sermon he traced the roots of revolutions and wars and argued the nation now faces money and liquor questions. He said Bryanism principles have been absorbed into the Republican party and that Bryan and Roosevelt are alike.
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Roosevelt
Bryan
G. Morgan Davis
Ellwood City Baptist Church
Davis
Local notes from Ellwood City and Pittsburg visits
Residents and visitors include Rev E W Liebendorfer of Pittsburg staying with his son H F Liebendorfer on Lawrence Street. Mrs F C Johnston of Lawrence Avenue visits Monaco with her mother Mrs M J Flowers. P K Kelly at the city bowling alley remains seriously ill after a long illness. Local business ads for expert house cleaning and wallpaper cleaning. Fikes barber shop on Lawrence Avenue advertises services.
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Nue
Pittsburg
E. W. Liebendorfer
H. F. Liebendorfer
Lawrence Street
F. c. Johnston
Lawrence Avenue
Monaco
M. J. Flowers
P. K. Kelly
Winston Cousins
Fike
Ellwood City
Big Oleo Prosecutions Yield Record Year Receipts
The 1907 dairy and food division report shows total receipts of 55,732.63 from oleomargarine licenses and fines plus pure food, renovated butter, milk, vinegar, meat and lard fines. All funds were turned into the state treasury, with totals far exceeding prior years.
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Dairy and Food Division
State Department of Agriculture
Plans for New Court House in Mercer County
Mercer County commissioners halted a plan to appoint W. S. Lougee of Cleveland as supervising architect. Judge Williams vetoed the arrangement. Of eighteen entrants, eleven eliminated and one of the remaining seven will have its plans chosen, with a decision expected soon.
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Mercer
W. 5 S. Lougee
Cleveland
Williams
Lena Rivers Play Free Offer for Miss Lena Rivers Fans
A notice invites any blonde named Lena to write to Miss Beatrice Noyes at the Fountain Inn by Wednesday February 19 to receive one free orchestra seat for the matinee of Lena Rivers. The promotion ties to embroidery displays at the St Cloud shop.
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Lena
Beatrice Noyes
Fountain Inn
Mary J. Holmes
Lena Rivers
Crayon Wizard at Ellwood City Tuesday
The crayon wizard Pitt Parker headlines Ellwood City on Tuesday as part of the hospital lecture course fundraiser. Despite election night, organizers expect a full house for his sketch show to help raise money to begin town hospital work.
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Pitt Parker
Ellwood
Ellwood City Hospital
Ellwood Personal Notes Reflect Illnesses and Visits
Marian Cable and Bertha White are ill. C A Watson visited town from Callery. Charles Rowley and Carl Davidson traveled to Beaver Falls for the weekend. Thomas Adams returned from a Beaver Falls trip. Joseph Hanley of Hanley’s drug store is ill at home in Beaver Falls. Joseph Jordan of Middletown visited his sister, Mrs. G Y Fike, in this place. Mrs William Hertzog of Wayne Ave.
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C. A. Watson
Callery
Charles Rowley
Beaver Falls
Carl Davidson
Thomas Adams
Joseph Hanley
Hanley
Joseph Jordan
Middletown
G. Y. Fike
William Hertzog
Wayne Ave
Slippery Rock Notes on Local Residents and Appointments
Slippery Rock reports several community updates. R. T. Bard was a business caller in Butler last week. Marion Gibson visited friends in Eau Claire over Sunday. T. BE. Taylor is sick with grip. Taylor and Keyster spent Tuesday with friends in West Sun bury. J. M. Roberts is confined to bed with a severe lumbar back attack. Mrs Amy Hunt is slowly recovering from pneumonia. Garfield Wilson of Braddock visits his parents Mr and Mrs James S Wilson of this place. Miss Elizabeth Kiester returned home for a few days with her parents and leaves for Wilson Saturday where she was elected primary teacher. Rev Charles Bell presides at Slippery Rock and Hazel Dell missions with Rev R S Young assisting, conducting services at Hazel Dell all week.
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Miss Mackey
First Christian Church of Washington
R. T. Bard
Butler
Marion Gibson
Eau Claire
T. BE. Taylor
Taylor and
Keyster
West Sunbury
J. M. Roberts
Amy Hunt
Garfield Wilson
Braddock
Jamess. Wilson
Elizabeth Kiester
Miss Kiester
West Elizabeth
Wilson
Charles Bell
Slippery Rock Presbyterian Church
Hazel Dell Presbyterian Mission
R. 8. Young
Wellsville, O
Hollister Tea Ad Offers Health Claim
An advertisement by J. C. Wallace promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea claiming health benefits and a comfortable life with a touch of affection and wealth.
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Hollister
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