Foster's Weather Prognostications Brighten April Forecasts
Weather bulletin from Washington D C dated March 21 predicts disturbances crossing the continent in late March and early April with warm and cool waves, high temperatures, and moderate rainfall. It urges planting for a dry April in most regions, with corn and oats guidance by longitude and notes drought risk in Maryland Virginia and New England.
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W. T. Footer
Washington, D. C
Pacific Coast
Pacific Slope
Great Cetral Valleys
Eastern States
Great Central Valleys
Parallel 40
Ohio Valley
Canada
Ohio Valleys
Meridian 90
Maryland
Virginia
Washington
New England
Carpet and Rug Sale Notice Urges Deposits
Left of the special sale of carpets and rugs. Select your wants now, pay small deposit and we will hold for you. uffords. 1853.
Red Fancy McFarland Apples Sold at Union Market
The notice lists McFarland fancy red apples offered at 15 cents per unit at Union Market located on 25 Pitts Street in 1862.
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McFarland
Union Market
Pittstg Street
Novitiate Brother Endorses Father John's Medicine
Writing from Ammendale Maryland Brother E Alfred testifies to the merits of Father John's Medicine at the novitiate. He cites beneficial results for boys and young men preparing for the order and calls it an excellent preventive of pneumonia and a builder of pure nourishment. The product is advertised for sale by Geo W Clutton in New Castle Pennsylvania.
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The
Christian Brothers
Ammendale
E. Alfred
Father John
Geo. W. Clutton
Washington New Castle, Pa
Is Western Allegheny Rail line tied to Pennsylvan ia interest
Railroad observers ask if the Western Allegheny between New Castle and Kaylor Junction serves Pennsylvania interests. The Pennsy may use the line as part of a cutoff from New Castle to Red Bank, with little new track needed.
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Western Allegheny Railroad
New Castle
Kaylor Junction
Pennsylvania
Redbank
Pennsy
East Brady
B. Leggett
Sewickley
Allegheny
Wheeling and Kentucky Railroad
Panhandle
Wheeling
Mr. Leggett
W. A
New Castle Railroad
Revival meetings end after three weeks in Ellwood
The three week revival in Ellwood conducted by Rev. F. L. Taylor ends with hundreds attending, including non members, and numerous conversions reported. Evangelist Rev. Percy Wilson, praised as a forceful speaker, delivered sermons on strong themes before leaving Ellwood for other fields.
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F. L. Taylor
Percy Wilson
Ellwood
Local W. C. T. U. Holds Notable MeetingThursday
Mrs. Ellen George state president of the W C T U was principal speaker at the local organization meeting in the United Presbyterian church Thursday night The association formed recently has grown and now includes leading women workers from several churches Miss Sue James contributed vocal numbers and displayed a fine voice
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Ellen George
United Presbyterian Church
Sue James
Citizens Challenge Sewer Assessment on Chestnut Street
A Chestnut street residents committee confronted the sewer committee last night over a 90 cents per foot sewer assessment. City Engineer Milholland supported the citizens, saying 50 cents per foot was proper. the issue will be referred to the city solicitor. The committee includes John Leslie Belmont Howard Bert Smith John Clark H M Allen M E Sewall and Ralph Weller.
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Chestnut Street
Milholland
John Leslie
Belmont Howard
Bert Smith
John Clark
H. M. Allen
M. E. Sewall
Ralph Weller
WIMNER SETS ELLWOOD HIGH BOWLING SCORE
Ellwood bowler Wimner posted a new high in City Bowling alleys as the Forge team pushed City to a razor thin win. Steve Haswell, Wallace, Winner, and Stewart contributed strong series in the Steel Car Forge line while City’s Rose Zeigler Gano McKim Stoughton fought hard, totaling 2432 to 2428.
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Steel Car Forge
Forge
Womner
Steel C. F
Haswell
Wallace
Stewart
Cabel
City Team
Rose
Zeigler
Gano
csvwavrkSl
McKim
Stoughton
Rev Rendall Speaks on Local Option at Church
The Rev H W Rendell will preach on Local Option at the Presbyterian church Sunday morning. He will discuss the issue from a Christian standpoint and outline the various phases of the momentous question. It is the first pulpit discussion on the topic in this city and has drawn widespread interest.
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H. W. Rendell
Presbyterian Church
Mornig
Rendell
Haley and Andrews Visit Ellwood for Clerk Candidates
John Haley and C. H. Andrews, both nominees for clerk of courts, campaigned in Ellwood yesterday. They traveled separately and did not coordinate efforts, though they spoke with residents and gathered support. Time will reveal which candidate gains traction.
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Haley and Andrews
Ellwood
John Haley
C. H. Andrews
Harry Grandy Visits Ellwood Friends
Harry Grandy of Meadville visits relatives in Ellwood and spends the day calling on friends to reminisce about days gone by as the town feels the change brought by growing boom conditions.
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Harry Grandy
Meadville
Ellwood
Greenville
Grandy
Socialist hall to host Kirkpatrick for debate on socialism
Prof. George R. Kirkpatrick of New York will speak at Socialist hall 23% East Washington street over Berger's store on Saturday Sunday and Monday March 28 29 30. Meetings Saturday and Monday start 730 pm and Sunday 230 pm with Kirkpatrick and Ed. Barker of Youngstown debating Socialism vs. Single Tax. Ladies invited. Admission free.
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George R. Kirkpatrick
New York
Socialist Hall
East
Washington Street
Berger’s
Kirkpatrick
Ed. Barker
Youngstown
Horse Sale at Highland Stables This Saturday
On Saturday March 28 at 1 o clock I will sell 40 head of horses at the Highland stables including drivers farm teams and draft horses. Some good matched teams and a fine pony. Shade trees nursery grown should be planted now. Butz Bros. have them.
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Highland Stables
N. N. Rogers
Butz Bros
Agent Flynn Leaves P L E For Allegheny Western
West Ellwood Junction sees J. Flynn resign from the P L E and accept a similar post with the Allegheny and Western at West Pittsburg. Flynn served the P L E for several years and is replaced by Mr. McDonald.
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E. J. Flynn
P. & L. E. Railroad
West Ellwood Junction
Allegheny and Western Railway
West Pittsburg
Flynn
Mr. McDonald
Meadville Couple Wed in Ellwood City Match
From Meadville Pennsylvania comes the announcement of the marriage of A. McKee Lewis of Ellwood City to Miss Freda M. Eckenrode of Meadville. The wedding occurred Friday.
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Meadville, Pa
A. McKee Lewis
Ellwood City
Freda M. Eckenrode
Meadhe
Ellwood Personal News Returns from Visits
C D Pander has returned from a visit in Sharpsville. Dr C M Iseman and family have returned from a visit with friends in Pittsburg.
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Sharpsville
C. M. Iseman
Pittsburg
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Penna. Railroad
Local Line
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Woodlawn
Jones and Laughlin Steel Company
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Long Avenue
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American Railways Association
John Barnes
West Clayton Street
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William Sweeney
Tom Carlin
South Mill Street
Hanna
Noisette Fondant
Pennsylvania Chocolate Company
Pittsburgh, PA
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Vewery
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Wimner
Rev. Rendall
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Ellwood Personals
Owens Studio
Washington St
Clutton
Rogers
Aln Ont Nwa
Horton Hardware CO
New Castle, PA
Matinee Daily
Blocher
Seventh St
Nat'l Tank
Bell ‘Phone
Johnston's
Lawrence Ave
G. B. Zahniser
Clendenin Bilock
Bell
Peoples Mortgage Loan
Herb MacGound
OF the
First National Bank
Ellwood City, PA
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West Washington Street
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