The Motor Laws Summary From Pennsylvania license list
The legislative motor laws require operator licensing by the state highway department with a $3 fee and annual expiration. Licenses are vehicle tied, must be displayed, and carry specific tagging, lighting, braking, signaling, and speed provisions. Violations carry fines up to 100 dollars and potential jail time. repeated offenses may revoke licenses.
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Commonwealth
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
State Highway Department
State Highway Commissioners
Patterson & Sample Sold. Firm Becomes Sample Hardware Co
John C. Patterson has sold his interest in Patterson & Sample to W. S. Sample. The business will be continued as the Sample Hardware Co.
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John C. Patterson
Patterson & Sample
W. S. Sample
The
Sample Hardware Co
Millions Paid Out In Life Insurance In 1906
The Insurance Press summarizes life insurance payouts in 1906 across the United States and Canada at about 327.6 million to policy holders in the form of death claims and endowments, with an estimated 120 million paid to foreign holders. Despite reform agitation, regular companies maintained claim payments while many policies lapsed, risking over 5.2 million in 1907 if not revived. New York leads with 27.95 million in payments. several cities surpass 100 thousand, including Cleveland, Youngstown, Franklin, and Des Moines, reflecting widespread payouts amid industry disturbance.
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United States
Canada
U. S. Possessions
Candee
United
New York
New Castle
Clavelam
Youngstown
Franklin
Prrmeude CS
Renee
Coty
Sasecy Soda
Central Christian Church News Notes
Central Christian Church reports a Rock Point school picnic next Tuesday and lists sick members including Fred Shatzer recovering from appendicitis. It notes a cottage meeting set for Lordsday at 3 pm at Seth Rigby’s home, invites all, and records recent weddings and funerals led by Pastor Francis M. Biddle.
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Rock Point
Fred Shatzer
Croton Avenue
Seth Rigby
Sheep Hill
John Dean
Clarence Lang
Mabel Rigby
Charles Sturdevant
Samuel Kissinger
Thomas Kerr
Henry Moford
Cleveland
Central Church
Frank F. Boyd
Georgia Irene Maxwell
Clyde Ball
Mayme McGowan
Francis M. Biddle
Ella Kerr
Vine Street
Charles J. Johnson
Moracia Street
Stratton
Croton M. E
Snowden Accepts Brakeman Post at B and O
Ed Snowden of Ellwood City has accepted a brakeman position with the Baltimore and Ohio and is assigned to the yards at New Castle Junction.
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Ed Snowden
Ellwood City
Baltimore and Ohio
New Castle Junction
Dyspepsia Prompts Cure Claims and Free Biscuit Offer
An article touts Neal’s Biscuit as a cure for stomach trouble linking relief to improved heart and kidney health. It cites testimonials from executives and doctors, notes a patent formula bought by American Health Products, and promotes a free 26c package with a 4¢ postage offer to Syracuse, New York. The biscuit is sold in New Castle, Pennsylvania.
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Neal
van Valzah and
Nesbit
National Bank
Kinner
Henry Gray
Attleboro
Mass
American Health Products Company
The
American Health Products Co
Dept
Syracuse
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Market
Front
Boardman
Phelps Streets
Wick Avenue
Erie
Summier
Geo Winter
Acsess Bros. & Co
Roberts Wicks Co
Stein-Block Co
College Brand Clothing
L. Hamburger & Sons
Leo Werthimer & Co
Lawrence County
Washington Street
Sali
Newes al Daore
Central Christian Church News Notes
Will Welch
East Long Avenue
Pittsburg
Pittsburgh
Kemp
J. A. Price
Bell
G. Clutton
Bryson Bros. & Bigley
S. Croton Ave
Weil Witch
Weil
M’'Kee
North Mill Street
G. B. Zahniser
GMIL
Clendezin Block
Charles T. Metzler CO
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