Pulaski Fair Set to Showcase Farms and Exhibits
The Pulaski Fair aims for a large regional draw next month in Shenango Valley. Farmers, stockbreeders, and implement dealers from western Pennsylvania prepare to display dairy stock, farm equipment, and agricultural products led by Fredrick Paylor of the Riverglade dairy and stock, with plans for engaging exhibits, horse events, and family attractions to surpass prior years.
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Mulaski
Alikuside
Shenango
Maktu
Wil
Pennsylvania
Lawrende
Iyhe
Duck
Nibheo
Fredrick Paylor
Tle Hverglade Dairy
Stork
Associaion
Pershing Asked to Lead Elks Pageant in Chicago Meet
The Elks convention installed officers at the closing session and plans to adjourn to Chicago next week where General Pershing will be asked to lead the annual pageant. A drive for ten thousand new members was launched during the session.
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Atlantic
Raut T
Muirbucy
Neb
Chicago
Larching
Council Notes Review Of City Grounds And Sidewalks
Disjointed council notes discuss ground improvements and sidewalk extensions on Park Avenue beyond Login Street. City engineer to draft agreement on brick pavement with Neerig heirs and J W Keanelly property, funded by involved parties once terms are finalized. Railways in England experiment with aromatic pond rail mentioned in unsigned context.
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Messrs. Metnitish
Mattighew
Parl Avenue
Park Avenue
Login Street
Ueelig
Eeltei- Va
Nomis Way
Neerig
Milholand
Soldiers Return From War Reach New York City
The document lists several men and their families in Ullens, Michigan, announcing arrivals in New York City after service in World War I. Names include Mo Sheen? and France Als. Moshin, with training in France and an Argonne drive, and Sgt. Edgar J. Thompson at Chanmont headquarters. Also notes William Mitchellson of Beattyville and others on the Texas border awaiting welcome.
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Moshin
J.C. Diloskins
Ullen
A. O
New York City
Ma. Ilaskins
Xeryince
Fld
Jie
France
Argonne
Mn Hakins
Bex Nber
Germany
A‘wanre
Strgeant
HPGAR
Thompson
Miy
Walnutsureul
Edgar J. Thompson
Me Hashten
Hearquarters
Chanmont
Wennie
Maret
Double Platoon Plan Proposed for City Fire Department
A historic order mandates a two platoon system in the city fire department starting January 1, 1920. The day shift may work up to ten hours while the night shift extends to fourteen hours. Off duty rules require a reserve crew of equal size to the on duty force ready to respond.
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Pavernor
Wilson Expected to Veto Daylight Saving Law Repeal
Reports from Washington say President Wilson will veto the agricultural appropriation bill because it repeals the daylight saving law. White House officials indicated the administration has not yet decided on the measure, though they mention no war-welfare link and stress no decision has been made.
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Rumor Wilson
Washington
Tuly
Wilson
White House
Ned Thik
Mercure
Brest
Whitehlouse
Qwerely
Mat Aitlamh
May Use Asphalt on Blaine Street
City officials approve paving plan for Blaine Street and surrounding avenues Taine Lincoln Sheridan Laurel hillside brick sections for a 20 foot wide asphalt street with limited wet areas. Project includes paving the street from Laurel to Sheridan and along adjacent avenues with exemptions noted for a nine foot segment north of Bayles and a one foot north segment near Revie.
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Blaine
Baltclay
Lincoln Avenue
Sheridan Avenue
Laurel
Sheridan Avenues
Thia
Bayles Avenie
Revie
Fourth Division Leaving Germany Reported Delayed
Dispatches from Hondon July 4 describe the Fourth Division exiting Germany with troops moving toward unspecified destinations. The report notes plans for alignment with air and land units and mentions anticipated movements on Wednesday amid reorganizations.
Expect Relief Soon In Sugar Shortage
Fragments describe a sugar shortage with hopes for quick relief. Mentions suppliers, market delays, and efforts to stabilize supply, with references to the public and authorities weighing possible actions. Details are unclear but center on imminent easing of tight sugar conditions.
Reynaldstown School Reunion Set For August 19
The Reynaldstown town school association holds its 12th annual reunion on August 19 at Pearson Street School in the morning with a business session, followed by an afternoon gathering at Cavendé Park. Former students who attended before 1912 are invited, and families of local residents are asked to attend. The organizing committee urges all alumni to respond via the paper if they recall attending the school.
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Reynaldstown School Association
Pearson Street
Cascade Jack
Arraugenen
Dine Reyenldstown School
Tin Rehol Os
Ths
Tadlding
Cavendé
Former Millionaire Becomes Day Laborer at 87
Chicago's Henry Clifton Guodrigh, once a millionaire inventor, now works as a day laborer earning four dollars daily. He recalls starting as a teenager with sewing machine attachments and copper tools, saying his early ventures funded his later years despite age and hardship.
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Chicago
Joos
Henry Clifton Guodrigh
Olee
Pratcinoller
Hoth
Ale Lo
Haan
Accident Victims Recovering After Event
Fragmented report notes injuries and ongoing recovery after a local incident. Names and details are unclear due to damaged text, but references to victims and responders imply medical attention and status updates.
Forty Years Leader of London Society Dies
The death of Lady Artie Mager, wife of General Sir Arthur Paget, marks the end of four decades as a London society leader. Her charity work, long tied to hospital and humanitarian causes, defined much of her life. She endured a serious elevator accident twenty years ago and left four children, including a son lost in the war, with two daughters surviving.
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Artie Mager
Aerhur Pagel
Lady Paget
London
Adele Enorngas
Peculiar Fire Starts At Cudahy Plant
Peculiar blaze erupts in packing house at the Cudahy plant on South Mill Street near 1244 as a white hot limestone and ore mass from the Itesena furnace flies onto the roof. Fire department halts spread with trucks and water. property damage about 14000. Earlier, a furnace event caused sparks and tension wires broke near the site, forcing quick evacuations. A second fire occurred at Hi welack the previous evening.
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Daiy
South Mill Street
Itesena
Farmer With Hand In Binder Forced To Walk Four Hours
A farm hand, 27, was sent to a field after an incident described as a forced march. He reportedly walked four hours along a road to reach a town, due to orders linked to a binder accident. Authorities later questioned the worker about the march and its purpose.
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Tiffin
Jaleott
Hove
Ranch Willed On a Scrap of Paper Thirty Thousand Dollars
A handwritten will bequeaths a 30000 ranch and Vernal property to Meagan and others, signed by a father figure. The document names Heme Garey and Beton as involved parties and references a 83000 value pan el and a wide tract cut into state ownership without restoration, filed by Genres UMlert as administrator.
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Santa
Umlert
Aha Ctela Scout ta gee Mayat hook fer OA
Fragmentary notes mention girls, a scout group, and events at Ghent with references to a bomber and a plan for next week. The garbled text lists names and places, with unclear actions and dates, yielding a puzzling, partially legible brief.
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Ghent
White Has Real Fright After Car Theft Claim
A man named White reports his car parked near a company building went missing after a meeting. Police interviewed district residents but could not confirm details for some time. White later says a young man at the Mx printing office claimed to have borrowed the car.
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cAssitank
Solleiar
Souy
Yosfon
White
Mashdur
Miller Held For September Court By Alderman Green
John Miller was held for court by Alderman Green after a hearing on a charge of assault. Edwards claims Miller attacked him following a recent dispute in a store. W. H. Porter represented the defendant, with James W. Rhordes appearing for Miller.
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Alderman Green
John Miller
Ameenen Green
Seattle
W. J. Kiwards
Hiaville
Miller
Tis
Edwards
W. H. Porter
James W. “Rhordes
Lamoree Set as City Treasurer Candidate
Governor Sproul signed the bill repealing the non partisan feature of the third class city act and permitting treasurers to be elected by the people. A number of candidates may run for council seats and the treasurer’s post. County Commissioner Clerk Tanies Tarmored announced he would back a treasurer candidate.
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Sproul
Tanies Tarmored
Damage Claims Aired In Council
Council heard revised damage claims arising from a Lyndal Street storm sewer break. Reese sought $2191 for property damage, including bedsprings, while Milholland and Whiley investigated nearby Urnest Round and found minimal damage. City Solicitor Gardner ruled no claim for negligence could be established and city unable to pay damages. repairs begun immediately. The matter laid over to the next meeting.
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Arid Reese
Lyndal Street
Anc
Milholland
Whiley
Duia
Gardner
Reese
Counell
Wolford Heads to Tulsa Oklahoma for Event
Wolford from Neshunnnck plans to travel Saturday with Loxton Wolfared and My family for a journey to Tulsa Oklahoma to attend a polo or business event.
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Wolford
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Loxton Wolfared
Wolfowl
Neshunnnck
Puli Ohlin
Woman Robbed of Pocket Book at Local Store
A woman was robbed of her pocket book during the afternoon at a store in Antelocde. A worker or passerby may have witnessed the incident, details unclear, investigation ongoing.
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Antelocde
Vallesayer
Shenango Valley Hospital Notes
Fragmented OCR text from Shenango Valley Hospital notes mentions a list of names and unclear terms. The readable portion provides no coherent event, date, or outcome to summarize into a full news item.
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Shenango Valley Hospital
Deaths of the Day dut 8 Dinkiiche
Obituary notes include services for John S. Dinsmere led from his granddaughter’s residence on Spruce Street with interment at Oak Hark. Pallbearers named and in charge by Father O'Shea. Also brief notices of Eleanor Meleger and Mrs Irene Galvin, including graves and church affiliations.
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Dinkiiche
John S. Dinsmere
Mre
of. C. Colgan
Spruce Street
Tee
Sniff
Dc. Colgan
Jos Churchfield
Thea Hrowvelter
Willian Tod
J. J. Todd
Clare Agaleeraph
Me. White
Panera
Klee Meter
Father O'Shea
St. Mary's Chereh
Eleanor Meleger
Thoms Cunningham
George Chip
Joe Chin
Hently
Uber
Baldaut
St. Mary's Cemetery
Irene Galvin
Trend Galvin
John Galvin
Faust New Cagle
Luthorchirch
Avonmore
Jacob Grimm
Avenmor
Jereniine
Boma
Tauh Willa
John
Meas Davies
Ammance
Dirigible Expected to Land Saturday Near Ireland
Reports say the OA R34 dirigible crossed 1400 miles since tanking as it moves north toward the Irish coast. Major Scott relayed possible early arrival between 1 and 4 pm Saturday. Weather depressions may affect its course as destroyers patrol Irish waters seeking to guide or guard the airship.
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Tone A
Greauwich
New York
Major Scott
Troan
Azores
Atlantic
Thinsale
Harden May Be German Ambassador To United States
Iterdatiohel News service reports Harden as a possible German ambassador nominee to the United States. Harden is described as a firebrand editor with strong recognition in Germany and the United States, with prominent Germans urging his appointment.
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Harden
United States
Iterdatiohel
Wemlen
Maximilian Statien
Fire Brand Ciitor
Real Estate Owner’s Cemetery Lot Question in Court
In Middleburg Pennsylvania a cemetery lot dispute reaches Snyder County Court as Judge Johnson weighs a panel’s qualification for a road project view. Opponents challenge a viewer’s status claiming only one parcel owner, showing deeds for two cemetery lots amid a driven real estate ownership argument.
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Middleburg
Johnson
Snyder County
Housing shortage hits hundreds of cities in report
Washington July 18. A report by the United States Housing Corporation shows a nationwide house shortage affecting major cities including New York Cleveland Youngstown Detroit Milwaukee Seattle River City and others. The program plans coordinated building and allocation to ease the shortage amid rising prices and demand.
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Wasfington
United Stated Housing Corporation
New York
Iewelaard
Youngstown
Detroit
Milwaukpd Att
Seattle
Rive Price
Thay Corneration
Ita
Battle Vartane Eftlog Co Welsthonelte Balling
PIMPLE LEADS 1H SALT and City Officials Clash
Fragmented report mentions Pimple leading 1H Salt with references to Mina Gamba and Artamrathind. It notes concerns about a backer pair, a panel discussion, and a public safety action tied to Porton and Wampguad prevention efforts. Names and places appear jumbled, but the items imply a local governance dispute and safety initiative.
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Pimple
Artamrathind Mina Gamba
Food Supply Monopoly Feared by Federal Panel
The Federal Trade Commission warns that the "Big Five" meat packers may soon dominate the food supply if no action is taken. The report to the president details how packers have expanded power through combinations and closed control of firms, urging steps to curb monopolistic influence and recommend public ownership disclosure for all industries.
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International Vaws Service
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Mada
Americk
Medit
Commissiony
Small Tornado Sweeps Bradford
A fragmented report describes a tornado in Bradford causing extensive damage to light structures. Homes and a local public place were destroyed or heavily damaged. A 60 year old woman, Mary Higdell, and a child were among those affected. Several residents were injured, with injuries described as serious.
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Trashore
Panily
Mary Higdell
Perros
Card of Thanks from the Wallandis and Family
The Wallandis and family express appreciation for the kindness and sympathy shown after the death of their wife and mother Mya. They thank friends for support and for the beautiful flowers sent, noting memories of shared visits and condolences.
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Mya
Tandy
Wallandis & Tpamilly
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