Towns and Notts of County and City Notes
A local clergyman Rev J Fulton of Johnstown will discuss the Ben’s New Movement at the church tonight with doors opening earlier. Townspeople hear reports on street work, wallpaper, and clothing at Murray's stores. A fire at Indian Brewing Co in Tadlana damages the shed, with loss around five thousand dollars.
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J. Fulton
Johnstown
Allegheny Conference
United Charen
Ben
Fulton
FMB
Indian Brewing Co
Tadlana
Ontenta
Personal notices and social updates from local town
The column lists named residents and visitors in a string of brief notes. Miss Imogene Smith returns home after illness. Waverly Hotel bartender Frei Haverila confined by illness. Miller Sprankle and W. B. Carbough family health and visits noted. Sprankle headed to Pittsburgh to visit friends. H. G. Means visiting from Brookville to Turtle Creek with family. Trade Holy and Dann Morankie connections described. Henry C. Verbeek of Winona visiting Pangautawney friends before marriage.
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Imogene Smith
Ner
Church Street
Aeippe Frei Haverila
Ts Waverly Hotel
Hs Hom
Atu Rodents
County
Tee Fiver
Inter
Lowing Hs Friends
Uke Politieat
Henry C. Verneek
Winona
Pungautawney
Verbeek
Towash
Land Development Projects and Acreage Offered by Interior
The Department of the Interior announces land sales and development projects across multiple states. Available tracts range from ten to 160 acres in Oregon Wyoming and other areas. Prices estimated from 60 to 108 per acre with specific parcels listed for Glen County Shoshone region and related sites.
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Department of the Interior
Washington
Tara
Monty
Oregon
Urata
Traia
Eigty
Wyoming
Iain
Dineaer Newell
Tes Revlamat Gevaeid
Aaron
School men not a ffected state opinion on superintend ents
Harrisburg March 18 Deputy Attorney General Pleto de ew states in an opinion that county city and borough school superintendents do not come within the purview of corrupt election expense regulation. The note explains superintendents are elected directors and not covered by the rules regulating campaign spending.
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Harrisburg
Schaeffer
Plelte
Prookville Sparks a Rust Belt Row and Police Action
A chaotic scene in Prookville follows a street melee sparked by Frank Scott and Hauck amid a mid- contest between Mark Campbell, Dick Clarke, and Arthur McCracken. Chief John Bart halted the brawl, a hearing exonerated one fighter, and the incident ended 47 60. The Brookville Board of Trade reorganized with N. T. Strong as President and plans to press a reform campaign for local conditions.
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Mark Campbell
Dick Clarke
Arthur McCracken
Rochester
Howe
John Bart
Brookville Board of Trade
N. T
Mr. Humphrey
A.D. Deemer
W. N. Conrad
Henry Clay Campbell Outlines Assembly Platform
Henry Clay Campbell unveils his platform as a Republican candidate for the Pennsylvania county assembly. He stresses loyalty to the party, long service, educational focus, and revision of taxes aimed at reducing burdens while promoting growth and public welfare.
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Clay Campbell
Henry Clay Campbell
Coal business picks up on BH and P rails
An OCR fragment notes rising coal shipments on the BH and P rails over the past two weeks with more coal moving north than in the same period last year. The text is garbled but implies a rebound in coal transport activity tied to the Duluth express and related timing.
Ferry Opens Route in Untouched Territory
A ferry recently launched by the BR and P railroad opens a route that has remained untouched for antuppers in this region. The development marks a practical expansion of service into a territory previously without access.
Derelict destroyer Seneca launched for U S service
The Seneca, a 224 by 24 by 15.6 foot derelict destroyer at Newport News, was launched for U S use. It will be crewed by the revenue service, displacing about 1400 tons with twin expansion engines and a speed near fourteen knots. The vessel, intended to patrol the Atlantic coast from Florida to Maine, is financed by a 4260,000 appropriation from Congress.
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Newport News
Marea
Seneca
United States
Revenue
Rene Verness
Atlantic
Malet Florida
Reanury Department
Pennsylvania Railroad Issues Moralizing Pay Order
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces a new directive aiming to curb employee practices by forbidding wage allocations for intoxicants. General Manager W. W. Atterbury notes the measure will reduce accounting complications and disruptions in departments, though workers fear impact on wages and security.
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Pennsylvania Allroad
W. W. Atterbury
Hyomel Testimonials and Proof Cited Across Towns
Readers report Hyomel cures claimed by testimonials from Punsautaveney and nearby towns. Advertisers push a money back guarantee and a pocket inhaler delivery while asserting safety and disease cure claims. A staged remark about a New York production is noted as context.
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Punsautaveney
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