Climax Heaters Approved for Granger High School
A Granger Ohio school board approves Climax heaters after four winters of fuel waste and cold. The letters praise the installation by Taplin Rice Clerkin Co. Akron and report better heat ventilation and lower fuel use with the new CLIMAX system.
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Taplin-Rice-Clerkin Co
Akron
Ohio
Granger
Medina Co
Ti School Board
O. A. B. Harrington
W. Ruple
Pres
M. A. Johns
Chas
J. Ganyard
F. Bk. Inlok
Clerk
F. W. Davis
Ambitious Spirits in Pulaski Seek Incorporation Later
Ambitious residents of Pulaski push toward incorporation while the town may gain borough-like benefits. Heirs of James F. Scott deed Nancy's Island to the Methodist church for religious moral and educational use, with a new trolley line promised to improve access.
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Pulaski
James F. Scott
Nancy's Island
Shenango River
Mary Scott
James S. Wood
Elizabeth Wallace
New Castle
Nancy
Eleanor M. Jackson
Incorporation of Pulaski Advocated by Property Owners
Pulaski property owners sign a petition seeking incorporation of the village as a borough. H L Torrence circulates the petition amid debate over timing. Advocates say taxes will be small and benefits clear, while opponents warn against needless change and extra costs.
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Pulaski
H. L. Torrence
Pulaski Tour Highlights Local Businesses and Landmarks
Guide leads visitor through Pulaski noting Dugan meeting McLean of the Pennsylvania Railroad, Reno Brothers paint works, Pulaski natural mineral water bottling, the Nickum hotel foundation, J H Davidson general store, Book livery and blacksmith shops, Ferrill drayman, Ferguson tin shop, Wood pool room, Wick store, Mick ice cream parlor, post office and drug store, local telephone central, barber W S Hodge, Terrill postmaster, Dr Shaffer, hotel owner Riblet, Great Northern Paintworks, Ayers chair factory, Swagger flour mill, Boyd Eclipse Novelty works, and other town sights before the train arrives.
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Reno Brothers’ Paint Works
Charles Hull
Erie Railroad
J. R. Meek
Nickum
J. H. Davidson
Jackey
Book
Clyde Book
Clair Book
J. F. Ferrill
William Ferguson
J. S. Wood
S. L. Wick
Mr. Wick
Samuel
Mick
Pulaski Central
New Bedford Telephone Company
W. S. Hodge
Pennsylvania
L. R. Davidson
Pulaski Sand Mines
David Tod
C. S. Terrill
J. A. Shaffer
B. E. Riblet
Great Northern
E. L. Ayers
Leon
William
D. W. Swagger
Eclipse Novelty Works
C. C. Boyd
Pulaset's New Industry to Open by May
The Eclipse Novelty Works and blacksmith shop run by C. C. Boyd will be finished by May 11. Boyd, a maker of a revolving flower stand, focuses mainly on this iron novelty while also producing other iron pieces.
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Eclipse Novelty Works
C. C. Boyd
Boyd
Busy Lively Pulaski Town With Diverse Industries
Pulaski is a bustling village in Lawrence County with farming prosperity and varied industries. The area features scenic valleys Nancy's Island and Pine Hollow, rich mineral resources, timber mines, and strong railmail connectivity though no current plans for a sanitarium or hotel. The town would attract residents if a street car line connected it to New Castle Sharon and Youngstown.
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New Castle
Pulaski
Lawrence County
Youngstown
Sharon
Nancy’s Island
Pine Hollow
Local Social Notes From New Bedford
Mrs. Van Fleet is recovering from an illness and Mrs. McKean remains ill. Lewis Porter aged five quietly celebrated his birthday at home this week. Rev. B M Paul was the honor guest at a dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Davidson Anderson on Thursday.
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McKean
Lewis Porter
Rev. B. M. Paul
Davidson Anderson Thursys
Discount Toilet Soap Offer With Free Talcum Box
A store advertises a dollar value promotion offering 25 cents of toilet soap with a free 25 cent talcum powder box for every 25 cent purchase. Limited quantities available, encouraging early customers. The ad notes a full line of meats groceries and hardware.
Pulaski Ball Club Forms Ahead of 1908 Season
Pulaski organizes a new ball club for 1908 with L. R. Riley as captain and manager. They aim to play weekly, bolster equipment, and seek local support while noting Clyde Wilson’s absence shifts pitching to Chas Wick, Baldwin, and Ralph Ayers catching.
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Pulaski
L. R. Riley
New Castle Grocers
Youngstown
Clyde Wilson
Polk Institute
Chas
Wick
Baldwin
Ralph Ayers
Unidentified Man Killed By Freight Train in Erie Yards
A man was killed in the West End of Youngstown as a freight train struck him in the Erie railroad yards on Friday. Witness reports say the engineer blew the whistle continuously but the victim did not turn. Attempts to stop the train with emergency brakes failed.
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Erie Railroad
West End
Youngstown
Letters Issued In Antonio Barbara Estate
Letters of administration were granted to Pearline Bruno on Friday afternoon for the Antonio Barbara estate in Neshannock township.
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Pearline Bruno
Antonio Barbara
Neshannock Township
Your Sunday Dinner at Dan Millers
Sunday dinner availability advertised at Dan Millers located at 19 East Washington Street.
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Dan Millers
East Washington Street
Multiple Local Visitors and Community Notices in Pulaski
Mrs Arrow of Eastbrook visits. Mitch Garrett, a Sharon visitor. Mrs James Hodge ill in bed. James Stitt visited New Castle. A sawmill placed on James Foreman farm. Mrs Clarence Turner visited West Middlesex. Miss Nora Hunter in Sharon on business. Mrs Laura Wilson returned from Polk. Clyde improves. Aaron Steindorf visits for Mont’s illness. Amber Clark recovering from appendicitis. New Bedford Telephone stockholders meet. cattle bought from W H Boles. Storm dampens Presbyterian hot supper. Tyrza Gilkey dies after second stroke. funeral held at home. leaves son Floyd. husband deceased. Church ties noted with Lebanon United Presbyterian.
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Mitch Garrett
Sharon
James Hodge
James Stitt
New Castle
James Foreman
Clarence Turner
West Midatesex
Nora Hunter
Laura Wilson
Polk
Clyde
Aaron Steindorf
Tyrza Gilkey
Bethel
L. R. Davidson's Store Undergoes Repairs and Facelift
L. R. Davidson is conducting extensive improvements in his store including new show windows and interior decoration. The former junior partner J. H. Davidson and Son sold to S. M. Porter three years ago and Davidson has since prospered as an independent grocer in New Castle. He belongs to the local Grocers' association.
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L. R. Davidson
Mine Host Riblet Again Takes Charge of Pulaski Hotel
The Hotel Riblet reopens to the public on Monday May 3 after being closed since March 1. Frank Dobbs, former lessee, left town for Pittsburg after license denial, leaving Pulaski without lodging. Riblet returns from his farm with family to run the hotel, which has new paint carpet and furnishings and space for evening parties.
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Mr. Riblet
Pulaski men plan deeper drilling for gas or mineral water
Pulaski Natural Mineral Water and Hotel Co. drilled about 200 feet, hit quicksand, and halted work. They will invest more to drill deeper in hopes of finding gas or another mineral water vein, following prior expenditures. Hanna's Green Seal Paint offered by New Castle Hardware Co.
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Pulaski Natural Mineral Water and Hotel Company
Hanna
New Castle Hardware Co
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Washington Street
Welch Hardware CO
lin-Rice-Clerkin Company
Same
Nanecy’s Island
Dugan
Mr. Dugan
McLean
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pulaset’s
Riblet
Pulaski, Pa
Bb. E. Riblet
Pulaski Town
New Bedford
Mrs. van Fleet
Pulaski Ball Club
Pulaski R
The
E. M. McFarland
E. D. Thompson
R. H. Dick
W. H. Boles
West Middlesex
Mr. Boles
Chicago
Presbyterian Church
Pulaski Hotel
H. A. Terrill
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