Gasoline Consumers Co opens new station with stockholders
The Gasoline Consumers association opened a new station at the county line with a 60 foot block building, gravity delivery from a large tank, and direct-from-tank pumping. The venture, organized by Weaver F ter, is owned by 490 stockholders including public investors, aiming to cut operating costs and offer free air and water for motorists.
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Gasoline Consumers Association
Howth Milami
Miy
Tn 2 Railroad
Caselar
Ewrthh
Ea Oltoe
Weaver F. Ter
Watermelon Price Rise Questioned in Distribution Justice
A clipped, misspelled report questions how the price rise from grower to consumer occurs for watermelons. It cites alleged profit at the commission house and distribution costs, naming Stanler A. Starvale and Toston, with references to Wilson and the administration.
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Stanler A. Starvale
Toston
Binrulin
Fittaturg
Conmission House
Fragmented reflection on conversation and dinner
The text presents a muddled monologue about listening, costs, and a writer from an American magazine. It recounts a speaker's failed dialogue and attempts to prompt responses, noting an uneven performance and a lengthy, wandering discourse.
Famous Old Flagship of Admiral Dewey Ashore at Block Island
Opinion piece noting a conversation about notable figures like Theodore Roosevelt and Peter Minne, highlighting the value of exchanging ideas and the traits of truly able minds. Mentions Wilie Collier’s New York winter show and remarks on curiosity, trading knowledge, and listening.
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Admiral Dewey
Block Island
Theodore Ronsavell
Kogmaa
Peter Minne
New York
Wilie Collier
Ayate
Olympia
Adiiral Dewey
Manila
United States Navy
Moravia Routh Weaver Grange News Highlights
Moravia Routh Weaver Grange met Friday July 4 at Leonard school with members urged to attend for special business. Services planned at Presbyterian church Sunday with Bible school at 10 and Christian Endeavor in the evening. Local notes mention travels, visits, and gatherings of area families including Barris, Campbell, Wigley, and Jenkins with a Barns family picnic planned at R. W. Barris residence drawing large crowds.
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Routh Weaver Grange
North Beaver Grange
Leonard School
Presbyterian Church
Meanie Bible
Parelors
Cris
Smith Ordway
Pillabure
Idert Jenkins
Ellwood City
Barris
David Cambek
John Fowler
Struthers
W. M. Barris
WM. Barris
David Campbell
New Castle
Barns
R. W. Barris
Mary Caldwell
James Davis
W. S. Wigler
Earl
W. J. Stevenson
Bennetta
Arihir
Neflie Wighey
Mahoningtown
Let Young Stock Grow Let Young Stock Grow
State committee of public safety requests hotel men to conserve food supply. State Hotel Proprietors Association backs Food Administrator Troover with urges for compliance. J M Frazier of Motel Men's League promotes avoiding immature meats and encourages seafood and substitute breads. Patrons urged to help by careful ordering. county committees to educate public and promote hotel saving plan for households.
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State Committee of Public Safety
Herbert Troover
J.M. Frazier
Lawrence County Committees of Public Safety
Buffalo Bill First Indian story from 1857 clash
Col William F Cady recounts in The Adventures of Buffalo Bill the first Indian fight, set on the South Platte River when 11 year old Buffalo Bill aided cattle herders. Indians stampeded cattle, killed three men, then charged. The herders fled to the river and Fort Kearney, as Buffalo Bill lagged behind.
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William F. Cady Tell
Buffalo Bill
The
Harpers
South Platte River
Fort Kearney
Buffalo Hill
Hae Sud
Denly Jooke
I Became a Hero and an Indian Killer
A survivor recalls confronting an Indian and firing, then witnessing a body described as about six feet long fall into a dye works. He says the event transformed him into a hero and an Indian killer, revealing lasting emotional effects from the violent encounter.
Going to extremes in weather in Pittsburgh Chronicle context
A snippet from the Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph shows a humorous exchange about extreme weather. Gotham teases about high costs and the cousin notes winds making it hard to keep a house. The quip contrasts northern and western conditions in a compact exchange.
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Gotham
Pitsburg
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Yale Bee
Burson
Consumers Association
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Phan
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Moravia
J. Menson
Highspire
Tapestry
Brussels
Smith Axminster Lues
Tiamendo
Nody Hrussels
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Crookline
Smiths
Axminster
Whitton
Jefferson
Aiden
Bly
Maene
Pennsylvania
Erie
Ashtabula
Conneaut Lake
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Beaver Falls
Rocheater
New Brighton
Ta Eel Bky Midn
National Medical Institute
Milwaukee
Wis
G. B. Zahniser
Clendenin
Bell
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