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Newspaper
Syracuse Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1922
Page
8
A note highlights Sherwin-Williams paint as economical to use with small shade samples available. The message urges trying the product to be convinced of its cost efficiency.
Brockway argues that Salt Land Line and Clinton Square should be developed to revitalize the city. He cites relocation of New York Conical tracks, growth opportunities at Clinton Square, and the need to unleash the area’s public space potential. He envisions future improvements and increased traffic along the riverfront and nearby streets.
The usual services will be held at the Methodist Church. Say July 39 with preaching by the pastor Rev. Bere am tendent Charles FB. School at 10, membership and attendance will be announced to begin the first Sunday in August.
A jumble of notes recalls ships test storms in the Gulf of California. Mentions New Jersey quake Anocks and a Syracusian murder case near Weedsport. References Earlville A C Mathews and a veteran firemen convention at Bahtwineville plus various political indictments and notable deaths in Syracuse and beyond.
A court session centers on a community wedding ceremony with the verdict favoring Brant. Judge Walken delivered a verdict of 50842 dollars in Brant’s favor, amidst mentions of private arrangements and a legal dispute.
Quigg Realty Corporation completes purchase of the Dana Black landmark building. Mrs Prang, once prominent in social and educational circles, led the fashion home, with Mr Ligeans and Dr McBurnry in Boston finalizing the deal. The former Dana Black block becomes known as the Dana Naok after the sale.
Steel Realty Corporation reports multiple suburban property sales including a single family home to Fay Clark at Ravens Corners sold by Themis Reynolds. a general store at Ravens Corners sold to Mr Blake. a stock farm to A Kech. and a modern Salin Town house with Delco lighting water and milking machinery. The transactions involve Ethe McQueen and Belle Ile in the town records.
Hart and Welker real estate firm reports multiple sales this week including the one family residence at 126 N Coling and 423 Hilledale Street sold for estate of Theresa Mosher to Thomas Stae and Esther Sime. Other transactions include a two family home at 50% McBride Street to Joseph Fusco and Evangeline Fusco and a Midland Avenue two family dwelling sold to John J Strathden and wife for Elizabeth A Welch.
The Eagan Steal Estate Company sold a new colonial home to Kingith, located at Berkeles Vurt, Sulider district. J F Maroney arranged the deal for Sulider buyer. The residence features wide clapboard siding, brick accents, taues and is set on T5R1th feet with five bedrooms and a parking area.
The public square in the 34th ward packed for Clayton events with music and a Junior Parade. Canal development, relocation talks, and new factory sites near Syracuse drive local business interest and debates over crossings and transportation corridors.
A jumble of notices details sale of apartments at 20 Shonnns and 101 Piexett St, plus factory moves and the North Side industrial rise. The piece notes several seven room apartments and a two family house amid talk of better switching facilities, while factories creep toward the North Side near the canal site and post office area. The pastoral city winds and transport changes underscore a broader shift in living andwork patterns.
Report states three hundred and laxence care off ense last night with Battery A horses and equipment sent to Montauk Point for winter ramp. Each man receives bed sack and permal arts as protection. coats and gear packed away in baggage car during maneuvre.
A New York company secures a water bond and brief notes on village needs and site work. The item lists managerial steps and dates, indicating approval and future construction phases affecting the local area.
Williams notes growing sales of artist roofing material used in numerous city buildings. Hayes County official reports a record year, with ELF roofing products driving the increase and Great Northern Building contributing to widespread adoption.
Utlea July 27 Pean BP Whit, auto repair man of 132 Fairfield, Syracuse, owes $455 and has assets nil in a voluntary petition in bankruptcy filed in federal court through Attorney McGowan Stolz. Nine creditors listed include Dr. Raymond Burns and Wandenck with claims noted.
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