Weather Prognostications by Foster for May 1908
Foster forecasts multiple disturbances crossing the Pacific coast and the great central valleys into the eastern states through May. He predicts cooler temperatures, expanding rain in some districts, and slower growth for spring crops with drought risks in the west and cold rains east of the Mississippi.
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W. T. Foster
Washington, D. C
Pacific Coast
Pacific Slope
Great Central Valleys
Eastern States
Paciic
Ope
Great Central Vaireys
Easter States
Usus
Mississippi
Canada
Ferther
Special School Board Meeting Called for Monday Night
A special meeting of the school board has been called for next Monday evening to consider heating plumbing and wiring of the new high school building. It is expected plans will be adopted and secured in time to open with bids for the superstructure.
No Reunion Announced For This Year At Wayside Inn
No reunion will be held this year at the Wayside Inn in Grove City, home for aged Odd Fellows. Trustees plan extensive grounds improvements and do not wish to interrupt the work. Advertisement promotes window screens and Beltley Brothers services.
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Wayside Inn
Odd Fellows
Grove City
Blue Women and Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
A 19th century style notice touts Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female ailments. It cites letters from women in Mayville and Bridgeport praising relief from despondency, headaches, backaches, and other troubles, claiming long use and thousands cured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ass. F. Millworth
Mayville
X. Y
Junior Senior Banquet Toasts at High School Event
A junior class committee has organized the annual junior senior banquet at Odd Fellows hall Neschanneck avenue on Friday May 22 with about 40 attendees. Superintendent and Mrs T A Kimes will be special guests. Fred McKee is toastmaster. John Kennedy James Lamovne Zoe Hays Kinman Bertha Rhodes are among speakers. evening includes dancing and amusements.
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Mvade~mies
Mra. T. A. Kimes
Odd Fellows
Zoe Hays
Kinman
Harry
Bertha Rhodes
Fred McKee
Misa Ethel Beatz
Wildred Reaves
William Caldwell
Donsid Stewart
Newell Avenue Bobs Up Again
The stream committee advised keeping Newell Avenue sidewalks at their present elevation rather than lowering the grade. Reby and McCann urged against lowering, citing need for retaining walls. Gensinger proposed dumping excavated earth to restore the original street condition, a plan the council favored in principle but could not implement.
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Newell Avenue
Stream Committee
Reby
McCann
aWaerk
Gensinger
Raney
Jani
Teommtes
Ibbs
Appointed to View Falls Street Plan by City Committee
McCann, McKee, and Raney were named the street committee to study West Falls Street. They meet tonight to decide the best route, width, and damages needed. They will consult property owners to secure all possible dates and details for the project.
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McCann, McKee and
Raney
West Falls Street
Slavic People’s Big Convention in Youngstown
Slavic people from across the United States will gather in Youngstown from May 28 for the 13th national convention of the First Catholic Slovak Union of America. About 1,000 delegates are expected with Rt. Rev. Joseps M. Koudelka auxiliary bishop anticipated. A parade of delegates and Youngstown societies is planned. The union reports 30,000 members.
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United States
Youngstown
Wnion
Former Pastor Delivers Baccalaureate Sermon at High School
Rev Henry Madtes, former pastor of Fret Baptist church in this Atty, preached the baccalaureate to the Pulxautawney High School graduating class last Sunday. He now leads the First Baptist church in Tiunxsutawney where he oversees a large congregation.
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Henry Madtes
Fret Baptist Church
This Atty
Pulxautawney High School
Madtes
First Baptist Church
Tiunxsutawney
Street Railway Brakes Allegedly Being Removed
Councilman Rigby claims the street railway company plans to remove all brakes from cars except hand brakes. The street committee will urge the railway to address the complaint, with the grievance committees set to pursue the matter.
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Rigby
Street Committee of Councils
Sire Railway Company
Letter Carriers Meet in September Canton Ohio
The Western Pennsylvania and Eastern Ohio Letter Carriers association meeting will be held in Canton Ohio in September with the New Castle carriers joining. The street committee reported a semi monthly payroll of 771.40, about 200 less than the prior half month, and council approved. T. B. DeArmit of Grove City leased about 700 acres of land for thorough reworking and development.
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Pennsylvania
Eastern
Ohio
Canton
T. B. DeArmit
Grove City
Ron
Ashland Avenue project discussed at council meeting
City officials and residents debated vacation of Ashland Avenue from the B and O line to the Pittsburg and Lake Erie route. Railroad lawyers urged honoring the contract while city solicitor urged shared damages. Proceedings highlighted by open crossings, damage questions, and plans for continued discussion and Sunday vesper services.
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Ashland Avenue
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Pittsburg and Lake Erie
Gila
Genkinger
Andrew J. Magill
Second United Preslyterian Cuureth
Asgendhly
Rairoads
Aeserhardt
Mater
Leahnar
Chole
Mysterien
Gardner
Ker
Ashland
Raney
Berghiey and Smith Visit Harbrook and Willington
PULASKI R. C. Rayser reports Bert Berghiey was a business visitor at Harbrook Friday, Rev and Mrs A B Smith were New Willington visitors, with W A Armstrong and S S Brinton among other Friday callers. A M E church stewards hosted a birthday gathering Thursday night, with a musical program, followed by a social lunch provided by the young ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Berghiey
Harbrook
A. B. Smith
New Willingtom
W. A. Armstrong
Suaroa
Brinton
New Castine
M. E. Church
Paris Duel Fights Over Controversy Wounds Editor
Muasicat critics Lalo and Vullleming of the Paris newspaper dueled with swords today as a remnant of a controversy in their columns. Vullleming was wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dube
Paris
Muasicat
Lalo and
Vullleming
Paris Newspanera
Vulllumino
Petition To Grade South Mercer Street Gutters Requested
A petition to grade South Mercer Street and install cement gutters was presented to the street committee. A resident protested, claiming the majority did not want gutters. The matter was ordered for further investigation. Also a dispatch reports Gov. Allen Gard of Lane province is alive and improving after a Moros attack, contrary to reports of his death.
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Mercer Street
Bel Ower
Washlington
Way
Bureau of Popular Affairs
Allen Gard
Lane Province
P. L
Moros
Auto Skid Injures Riders. Few Hurt in Embankment Crash
An auto carrying Mary Wilkins and Louis Heller of Youngstown skidded and overturned after leaving the road. The occupants escaped serious injury while the vehicle turned into an embankment in Jefferson county. The Punxeumia Spirit notes 40 lawyers in the county, about one per 1500 residents, suggesting some locals are more cautious than peers elsewhere.
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Mary Wilkins
Louis Heller
Youngstown
Jefferson County
Jefferson
Brewers Sign Mo geaie to Scale Wages
Youngstown signs Mo geaie to scale at the Walted Brewery Workers, setting weekly pay at 17 dollars.
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Youngstown
Mo Geaie
Walted Brewery
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Beltley Brothers
Bell Phone
Hanna
View Falls
Ls Mh
Corgea
America
New Castle
Taka Ac- Ulan
Y.W.C.A
Mercer ST
Felom In
Dagrees Academy
Agchurch Ale
Clutton
Ce Theatre
South Mill ST
Walter A. Wood
Hlatras Mowceryn
Aipotherg
Onr
Umderdaroft
Oir Ea
Tibtouay Farmers Supply Co., & Cunningham Sr
New Castle, Pa
Aly
U.S
U. S
The
Lawrence Savings and Trust Company
Lawrence Savings & Trust Co
Anrime
Advange
Lawrence County
New Castle Loan Co
Wallace Block
Over People's Credit Clothing CO
Byll Fhone
C. ED. Smith Hardware CO
Pittsburg Street
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