Two 12-room duplexes and more for quick sale
Two 12 room duplex houses one brick one frame with apartments three rooms each, modern with good cellars close in. Quick sale for 8000 dollars take all. Call Teece 1498 11 56 East 1GET large rooms modern could be a rooming house. Also a brick home on Bovlon Avenue with hardwood floors garage and amenities may be sublet. Lieben Borkes Agency hours 11:30 1:00. For sale West Pittsburgh house six rooms bath furnace electric garage fruit on corner lot. Trade or sale with payments. J F Kennelly Co 120% West Washington Street.
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North Hill
Hirkland
Mercer
Pennsylvania Avenue
Bay Street
Willington Avenua
Azle
Wil
Castle
Roomea
Youngstown Carling
Ermal Farm
Buff Prick
Boyles Avenues
Hli- Crest Avenue
Snother
Raymond Streets
Wilmington Avenues
Selder
A & Room
Sims Baing
Macdarn
Tooma
Superior
Shenango
Centennial
Liebendorfer Agency
Castle City
Teece
East Pulls St
Bovlon Avenue
Tuba
Lieben- Borkes
Weat
Pittsburgh House
J. F. F. Kennelly & Co
Washington Street
Sutton ST
Ellwood Road
Hardy Carino
Carl Gllfland
Weingartner, Company
Bell
Leece
Youngstown Road
Washington
Smithfield Streets
Milton Be
East Side
Washington St
Cartwiche Agency
Bese
Cartwright
Qi Ath
Ney
Aes Maryland
Hirnland Ave
Willam H. Dunlap
Clyde Sirhan Romnise
Lamb
Sampson St
A. B.spencer
High Inné
Edison Ave
Mass
Peraon
North Merett Street
Cyrul Robingson & Co
Lorain Ave
F. P. Kennally & Co
West Washington
Spe
Pittsburg
J. FB. Kennelly & Co
Gardner—Harmony Line
Wm. G. Armour
Immediata Poscession
Lourge House
Gira
Pittsburgh Livestock Market Report July 31
Livestock market summary from Pittsburgh shows steady to firm demand across cattle veal calves sheep and hogs. Cattle feeder and fat grades ranged from 2.59 to 21.00 with primes near 11.50 to 21.00. veal calves receipts 150 with steady 13.60. sheep and lambs steady with lambs around 12. hogs strong to steady with prime hogs 14.50 to 14.75 and other classes within 10 to 15.
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Pittsburgh
Wscattle
Choica
Core
Chewton Carnatian Church Sunday Services
Chewton Carnatian church lists Bible school at 10 a.m. with Solomon Aukod as superintendent and communion service to follow.
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Chewton Christian
Chewton Carnatian
Bible School
Solomon Aukod
Executrix's Notice and City Assessments Report
An Executrix notice seeks payments and claims for the estate of William W Eichbaum of New Castle Pennsylvania with Clara C Eichbaum as executrix. The notice also covers a city assessment schedule for Moody Avenue paving and curbing in New Castle with dates in August 1925 and an exhibit of assessments to follow. Community notices include church activities, Ladies Aid quilting, and local society announcements with numerous local names and visits.
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Anwrenece
William W. Eichbaum
New Gauth
Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Clara C. Hichbaum
Jettarson Street
New Castle
Qlarac
Eichba
Uxocutrix
William E. Porter
T. Bldg
Naw Castle
Hast
Washington Streets
New Custle
Moody Avenua
Wilmington Avenue
Carlisletreet
Bud Do Om
Miller
Miller,city Engineer of City’ of
Leval—News
Ladies’ Aid Gadiea’ Aid Society
John Tilia
Philly “McQuigton
John McColling
Solomon Aiken
R. Coulter
Charles Jones
Jobo Gipe
Nellie Gipea
W. P B. Guy, Sr
Elizabeth Cunningham
Charles Yoho
Berbice Yoho
Alex Patton
Evalyn Patton
Joseph Miller
Lizzie Houk
Kate Hennon
Pearl Hannon
Thomas Gilespie
Eliza Connery
New York Stocks Show Mixed Opening As Market Firms
The New York stock market opened mixed with major industrials slipping slightly while oils held firmer early. Gains appeared in railroad shares amid active demand, and several majors finished near session highs despite declines in cement and steel counters. the Federal Reserve bank’s reserve hike underscored liquidity strength.
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International News Service
New York
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Uick
Willys-Overland Undiling
Oakland
Spical
Amerson Brantingham
United States
Council Settles Damages Claims on East Main Street
City council approved payments totaling 456 to local residents for property damage at the East Main Street corner near Crawford and Grose avenues. The repairs followed land rounding and property impacts cited by Mr and Mrs John Sanford and W B Caldwell amid a damaged party dispute.
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Council Oday
John Sanford
W. B. Caldwell
Council
Sanford
Main Street
Crawford and
Gro[tse
Caldwell
Bootlegger King Faces Deportation After Sentence Ends
Atlanta reports that George Remus, the so called millionaire bootlegger of Cincinnati, may lose freedom on American soil when his two year conspiracy to violate liquor law sentence ends in September. Federal officials in Chicago Cincinnati and Atlanta pursue deportation proceedings if his claim to citizenship through a German father is disproved. Investigation led by M A Coykendall district director United States.
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Atlanta
George Remus
Cincinnati
Chicago
Remus
Ain
Gormay
Sasart
M. A. Coykendall
United States
Council Orders Street Widened in Solona
City council today instructed the street department to widen South Street between South Mill Street and Marquis Alley. Solona will ask Perry property owners for sidewalk permission. The project, talked of for months, aims to benefit traffic. Work will start as soon as possible per council instructions.
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South Mill Atreat
Marquis Alley
Solona
Perry
Steps To Rid Texas Cattle Herd Of Dreaded Disease
Washington July 31 The department of agriculture ordered prompt action to stamp out a foot and mouth disease outbreak on Jacobs ranch south of Houston Texas. Fled agents began killing cattle on the ranch under orders from Secretary Jardine. No indication yet that the illness will spread to other ranches.
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International News Service
Washington
Department of Arericulture
Jacobs Ranch
Houston
Texas
W. M. Jardine
Department
City Hall Outing At Rock Springs Recreation Day
Officials and city employees held their annual outing at Rock Springs with about 75 attending. The event centered at Councilman D C Davies cottage, featuring games horseshops volleyball and swimming. Fire Chief Charles Lynn and Councilman Bes L Lusk won the horseshoe championship and danced at the pavilion after a picnic dinner on the lawn.
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Rock Springs
D. C. Davies
Charles Lynn
Bes L. Lusk
Prices Paid Here for Hay and Grain
The New Castle Feed and Cost Company at 1226-28 Moravis Street lists prices for rye and new wheat by the bushel old wheat oats corn clover and Timothy hay wheat straw oats straw rye straw buckwheat and corn. The entry records a catalog of commodity rates with unit measures and terms.
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New Castle Feed and Cost Company
Moravis Street
Dusnalag Et
Realty Transfers Across Lawrence County and Ellwood City
Real estate transfers include Earl to Alvin M. Stewart in Lawrence County for 500 dollars and Neate Scaragza to Domenico Scarranza in Fifth ward for 3760 dollars. Other recorded deeds include W. Oregon Thompson to Russel W. Duncan in Perry township for 1 dollar and J. R. Guyton to Mary F. Solzella in Ellwood’s Third ward for 8000 dollars. Additional transfers list Charles Nowswandar to Aytonia Buttera in West Pittsburgh for 126 dollars and Pasquala Lettazania to Joseph Balsella in Fourth ward, plus I. E. Yoho to Charles Bell in Wayne township for 1 dollar. Mary Welst to B. Connelly in Union township and B. Connelly to Matthias Welsh.
Eighty Six People Lose State Hunting Licenses
Harrisburg report notes eighty six Pennsylvanians had hunting licenses revoked for one to three years by the state commission. Since 1921 the board has revoked 385 licenses for offenses from careless handling to shooting at or killing game. The list also mentions the British Museum with 3,000,000 volumes and 26 staffers dusting shelves.
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Sion
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Prmne
An X Ray of Your Home Want Ad Pitch
An urging pitch describes selling household items via the newspaper Want Ads. It promotes turning unused furniture clothing and equipment into cash by listing items and calling the Want Ad department for the next issue. The copy emphasizes quick response, ease of selling, and added family income.
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Want Ad Department
Georgia Boy Safe Police Hear Father Held As Kidnaper
Four year old Henry Barron, missing since his father carried him away and threatened murder, is safe. The father is reported held in Valdosta by its police chief. Mrs. Barron had murder and lunacy warrants. Henry will be brought to Macon for a custody hearing. money and belongings were reportedly taken and may be counted.
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International News Service
Macon. Gs
Henry Barron
Valdosta
Barron
Harry
Macon
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Clare P. DuSbane Agency
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Phan
Washington and
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Highland Avennue
Laval Jet
J. Clyde Griffilan
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Chewton
Mercer St
Fairmont Avenue
Carlisle
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Lisbendorfer Agency
Weingartner Realty Company
Baill
Rene
Jeans
Clinton Orchestra
C. P. Durbon
Add Dindinger
Wampum
Sadie Morgan
Cynthia Hannon
P. Durbin
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Lilian
Edward Mallory
Ellwood City
Frank Kellener
Monara
M. J. Conner
Ilwood City
Frad Davidson
Wilwood City
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Lorain
Ohio
Frank Kurtz
N.Y. Stocks
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Penn
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Y Ray Copper
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Union Pacific
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Wed Eland
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AM Motor Car
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Smoltarw
Mack Truc’ Marine
Marland
Maxwell Cris Lis AG
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Pacifle
Packard Moist
Pete Wested
Phillips
Pete
Pierce Dust
Kop 1 & Steel Sereebeivere Simms
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Officialy
Muwonalen Rom King
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British Museum
Georgia
Temple
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