Wool Pool At County Warehouse To Soar Past Sixty Thousand Pounds
Upwards of 60 000 pounds of wool is to be pooled at the Lawrence County Wool Growers association warehouse on Moravia street as the first collection day begins. President Drake says the year could be the most successful in the history of the group. Wool from Mars in Allegheny county adds to the consignments amid strong market expectations.
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County Warehouse
Lawrence County Wool Growers Association
Moravia Street
W. M. C. Drake
Lawrence County
Drake
Association
Mars
Allegheny County
R. W. Parker
J. C. Trees
Butler County
W. B. Connell
State College
Columbus
Connell
Lawrence County Wool Growers Association Thrives
H. R. McCulloch, legal farm agent, assists in the pool work and serves as secretary. On Monday nearly twenty new members joined the association, which is regarded as one of the country’s most successful wool grower groups with broad support.
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H. R. McCulloch
Lawrence County Association
McCulloch
Mysterious Flapper 14 Held After Dress Theft Try
Herbert Lavelle a 14 year old Pittsburgh student admitted stealing a dress hat and sweater from his sister and tried to steal a car. Police chased him into a building cellar where he escaped in his sister clothes before being arrested after a name was found in the discarded garments. He is held for a morals court hearing.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Herbert Lavelle
Lavelle
Young Lavelle
Northside
New Castle Indies to Play Black Sox
The New Castle Independents meet the New Castle Black Sox at the Cement Works grounds this evening. The game starts at 6 o'clock. The Indies aim to extend their solid season against the newly organized Black Sox.
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New Castle Indies
Black Sox
New Castle
Freezone Promises Quick Corn Relief with No Pain
A vintage ad proclaims Freezone relieves corn pain instantly and allows the corn to be removed with fingers. It advises buying a small bottle from the druggist for a few cents to remove hard or soft corns and toe calluses without soreness.
Wife Sues Kresge Over 7 Million Stock Promises
In New York on June 23, Mrs. Doris Mercer Kresge filed suit in supreme court to recover 20,000 shares of her husband Sebastian S. Kresge’s stock valued at about seven million dollars. Her attorney Joseph S. Klein alleges the promissory shares were promised in a pre nuptial agreement but not delivered. Klein notes a Christmas promise was made but only a pound of chocolates and a poodle dog were provided. The complaint states Kresge left Mrs. Kresge May 1 and signals an upcoming suit for al gal separation.
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International News Service
New York
Sebastian S. Kresge
Doris Mercer Kresge
Grocery Men Sentenced for Mail Fraud in Pennsylvania Stock Case
N. Ridenour and J. T. Seaver were convicted of using the mails to defraud in the Continental Grocery States of Pennsylvania, Inc. case. Ridenour, president, drew two years in federal prison at Atlanta while Seaver received one year and a day. Both defendants plan appeals. the case goes to the Philadelphia court of appeals after a May 20 jury verdict.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
N. Ridenour
J. T. Seaver
Continental Grocery States
Pennsylvania, Inc
Ridenour
Atlanta
Seaver
Richard W. Smith
Court of Appeals
Philadelphia
Ritenour
Donnelly Tops Equitable Life Honor Roll and May List
M. J. Donnelly of Equitable Life Assurance Society has been named third for the year in lives insured and seventh for May. He ranks 47th in new paid for business this month and 36th for the year.
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M. J. Donnelly
The
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Remarkable Holland Oil Promises Kidney and Bladder Relief
Physicians endorse a Holland oil for weak kidneys and irritated organs. Red Mil Haariem Oil is now available in tasty capsules for 50c with guaranteed relief or money back. Sold by Hyde's Pharmacy, McKee's Drug Store, Physician's Pharmacy, Terminal Pharmacy.
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Holland
Cai
Hyde
McKee’s
Kut
Physician's Phey
Fire destroys Samuel Biggs barn in Gardner area
Fire which destroyed the barn of Samuel Biggs in Gardner last Sunday evening is believed caused by children playing with matches. Two horses and valuable farm machinery were lost, causing heavy damage to the owner.
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Samuel Biggs
Gardner
Family News From McKeesport and Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs Armour and daughter Edna hosted numerous guests including relatives Mr and Mrs Crookham with daughters Annabelle and Doris and Mr Blazier of McKeesport Rev E E Shumaker pastor of Harlansburg visited Saturday morning Mr and Mrs Richard Williams welcomed Mr and Mrs Goodwin and family and Mrs Samuel Wright of Youngstown. Mr and Mrs Reuben Johnston and daughter and Mr and Mrs Albert Benson were visiting at the
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Armour
Edna
Crookham
Annabelle
Doris
Blazier
McKeesport
E. E. Shumaker
Harlansburg
Richard Williams
Goodwin
Samuel Wright
Youngstown
Reuben Johnston
Albert Benson
Sympathy and scandal touch a bishop’s quiet life
Mrs. Sherger rests comfortably while a maid secretly uses the employer’s bath tub. The elderly bishop, a bachelor with strict toilet habits, rebukes the maid for the alleged secret use, noting how social status is exposed by such scandals.
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Marr
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Anderson
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Milleman Music
E. Washington St
Lawrence Avenue
Ellwood City
New Edison
Milleman Music CO
Washington St
Elwood City, Pa
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IBE
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Bell
White Street
Mark
U.S
PAT. Ofk
Brave-Man
America
Boston
Harry Gross CO
Biggs
Gardner News
Charles Benson
Norris
Ellis
Mr. Ellis
Etna Springs
Charles Hagen
Mary
Schumaker
James Comstock
Iness
Day
Goodyear
Bill Braatz
Croton Ave
Columbia Grafanola
H. R. Boyd
Fisher’s Big Store
Washington Street
Long Avenue
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Cripps Hardware Co
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