Record of Port Arthur Fort William grain port expansion
Aug 25 Port Arthur Fort William to add two new elevators and expand capacity as grain traffic rises. Officials expect up to 8 million bushels daily, with 200 million bushels moved yearly across the twin ports. Employment will rise from 3 to about 4110 workers to handle shipments.
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William
Ieee
Port Arthur
Fort 3
Canada
Fort William
Heve
Twin Cities
Woman Credits Lydia E Pinkham Remedy For Relief
A Michigan woman at 196 High Street Ba ateappenessteee City recounts severe back pain and weakness. After trying many products she credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with drastic improvement and continues using it. She urges others with female ailments to request the company’s free private text-book on ailments peculiar to women.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Reduced railroad rates for Dairy Exposition at Syracuse
Dairy farmers breeders and manufacturers in Chronicle Telegram territory receive substantial rate cuts for round trips to the National Dairy Exposition at the Syracuse state fairgrounds October 5 to 18. All railroads cooperate with reductions. certificates required for some routes. flat rate offered to many Pennsylvania and New York areas. Washington World’s Daily Congress exhibitors via special trains receive 20 percent off.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Syracuse
United States
Armstrong
Port Arthur
Providence
Ontario
Congress
Washington, D. C
New York State
New York City
New Jersey
Dover
Phillipsburg
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Hudsor
Lackawrona
Bradford
Erie
Wilkes Barre
Lehigh
Williamsport
New York Central
New York, Qutario & Western
Sunbury
Bredford
Pennsylvania Railroad
War area cleared after massive ammunition disarmament
Fred W. Pickett reports Northern France is returning to normal as dumps of ammunition in France and Belgium are broken up. Poison gas dissipated and 59 thousand tons of materials returned to civilian use. He notes monthly efforts remove about 5 000 men and 1 000 000 shells along with grenades fuses and other explosives.
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London
France
Fred WN. Pickett
Belgium
Pickett
Ammunition Work and Fuse Extraction Details Revealed
Descriptions of shell handling cite crude methods to extract fuses using sandbags and sleepers. Workers used special tools to remove fuses, then washed or burnt out charges. A device separated brass from copper while a water sluice removed powder, with claims that German TNT was superior to Allied production.
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Pickett
America
Poinsettia Club Held at Mrs Shaver’s Home
Mrs Will Shaver hosted the Poinsettia Club on Homer Street with Mrs John Frederick as a guest. Most members attended, three were absent. A business session set 1 PM meetings for future games and play. Mrs A L Rainey won the sunshine drawing. Lunch was served by the hostess. September date noted for Lloyd Russell of Parkview Court to join.
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Poinsettia Club
Will Shaver
Homer Street
John Frederick
A. L. Rainey
Lloyd Russell
Parkview Court
Friendly Bible Class Honors President Fisher
The executive committee of the Friendly Bible Class of First Baptist Church honored outgoing president E B Fisher at his home 203 Harwood Avenue. The gathering, a surprise, marked his two terms leading the group since its 1924 formation.
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Friendly Bible Class
First Baptist Church
E. B. Fisher
Harwood Avenue
Fisher
Cleveland
Gates Avenue
B. F. Quick
Geo Sweet
N. E. Raymond
H. G. Briggs
H. K. Finley
Delightful party entertains friends at Beebe court residence
Alr and Mrs Hay Kuooades delightfully entertained 10 friends last evening at Beebe court with cards and music followed by a delicious luncheon. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Stoddard of Middletown. Hospital notes list admissions for Raymond Fleuter Charles Wilder and Geo Miller. discharges include Ruth Gibbons Mary Collier Elizabeth Nagy and more.
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Hay
Cleveland Livestock Prices and Market Report
Cattle receipts 350 slow market. Calves receipts 500 down 50 cents, top 13.50. Sheep and lambs receipts 500 down 50 cents. Hogs receipts 1500 up 25 cents. Yorkers 3 dollars 10.00, mixed grades around 9.75 to 9.50, heavies about 9.35, mediums 9.25 to 9.50, roughs 6.60. Also a note on prewar Britain share of world iron and steel steamers dropping from 45 percent to under 33 percent.
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Great Britain
Davis Cup Not Moh 1 Rh
New York August 25 The Davis Cup challenge round between America and Australia opens at Forest Hills West Side courts today Two singles matches feature the Americans with Tilden and Johnston defending champs Australia fields J O Anderson and Hawkes The American duo of Tilden and Johnston are expected to clinch the tie with the doubles set for Monday and Tuesday singles in sequence
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New York
America
Australia
West Side Tennis Club
Forest Hills
L. I
Weiter
William T. Tildenod
William M. Johnston
J. O. Anderson
Anderson
Gerald Patterson
Pat O'Hara Wood
Patterson
O'Hara Wood
Tilden
Vincent Richards
Andre Godert
Henri Cochet
Japan
Kumagae
Spain
Alonso Brothers
Manuel
Jose
Johnston
Fashion Degrees Sweatery Must Go
Chicago Aug 25 Fashion dictaters discard the sweater for a short coat as the chic sports girl outfits turn to autumn wear. A smart matron displays orange silk sweater and vivid tennis outfits while planning protracted country stay. She shows a green kasha jacket and cloche hat with lime hose and linen blouse.
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Chicago
College man pardoned by governor Donahey
Brutle R. Storke a 31 year old college graduate and World War I captain will be released from prison today after serving 16 months of a two year sentence for forgery committed in Toledo. He will take a $250 a month job and will operate the Intrawet Correspondence school he originated in the Ohio prison. The program will be installed in penitentiaries in 13 other states and is financed in part by Napoleon Hill of Napoleon Hill magazine.
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Columbus
Brutle
R. Storke
Toledo
Storke
Donahey
Ohio
Napoleon Hill
Governor Pinchot Leads Anthracite Crisis Talks
Governor Pinchot engages with President Coolidge and coal officials as he presses for a solution to the anthracite strike. Secretary of Mines Walsh joins the capitol discussions with Hammond from the United States Coal Commission, seeking to avert further mining stoppages.
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Joseph Walsh
State Capitol
Walsh
Pinechot
White House
Irregular Opening Barometer With Mixed Stock Moves
New York trading opened with oils and rails active and slightly lower while industrials stayed dull yet rose. Steel declines and notable shifts include California Petroleum up to 193 4, Bethlehem Steel down to 52, Baldwin Locomotive up to 121 1 2, and Continental Can advancing to 45 1 4 amid a broad uneven first-hour session.
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New York
Cosden
Pan American Petroleum
Pacific O11
California Petroleum
Bethlehem Steel
Lhudebaker
Mack Truck
At &1
Baldwin
American Can
Famous Players
Continental Can
Woman’s Clever Woods Outfit Sparks Animal Guess
A woman admires a weaving shaped without a seam and white back tennis shoes with brown calf welt. She jokes that if she encounters a wild animal in the woods, it would mistake her for a tree and not notice her at all.
Liberty bond quotes rise amid market activity
Opening Liberty bond prices in New York show gains across series with the 82-25 2001 second 44-45 at 98.12, third 4t-43 at 98.29, and fourth 41-45 at 88-14, recently moving to 1-45 99.24 as trading continues.
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Liberty Poxes
New York
Anz
Liberty Bonds
State announces road contracts for 52 miles of new work
Columbus Aug 25 Low bids on contracts for 52 miles of road construction and 29 miles of repair and maintenance were announced by State Highway Director Boulsy. Figures list reinforced concrete brick asphalt and bituminous macadam bids across Harding Jefferson Lawrence Muskingum Stark Belmont and other counties with firms including Keystone Construction Co. and B C Stringer Co. among bidders.
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Columbus
Boulsy
Harding County
Sec
F. Stambaugh
Ada
P. B. Putnam
Vanwert
Chas
Coustey
Konine Rock
ALCL
Putnam
Lawrence County
Secs
NLC
H.C. Ironton
A. Slaalus
Muskingum County
R and A
The
Ohio Road Work Bids For Bituminous Macadam
Records show multiple bids for road projects including bituminous macadam A-1-A and A-1-B at speeds around $63,317, with entries for Coshocton and Greene counties. Contractors such as W. M. Brode Co. and A. C. Pickelheimer submit bids on curb and road surfaces with varying amounts. some projects show no bids and others list specific firms and prices.
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Greene County, Inc
K. I
A. C. Pickelheimer
Cincinnati
J. I Gelgar
Dayton
Concrete proposals cancelled in Richland and Defianca counties
Public works notice reports cancellation of plain concrete proposals 1 and 2 for LC H 302 and related project items in Richland county and Defianca county. The contract value listed is 37 187.86 dollars. Proceedings reference J-1 and J-2 with baltes and Nor Walk noted among bidders.
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Cincinnati
Richland County
Baltes
Norwalk
Defianca County
Sec. C
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Lydia E
Pinkham
Lorain County Mortgage & Title Co
Turner Block
Castle’s
Second Street
Elyria
Castle
Bisle
Earl R. Thompson
Renna Harpe
Lorain
Horace Booth
Mae Smith
A. P. Ward
Trene
Patricia
Norman
T. A. Conway
Third Street
New Roothelle
N. Y
Jack Vogler
Mindred
Weat Second Street
Lansing
Mich
Cleveland Livestock
Guv Donahey
West Ave
Elytia
GLATZ
Cheapside
Glade
B. Thomas
R. I. Hill
Optometrist
Risa Elyria Block
Kelly Springfield
Cord
Broad St
Kolinski & Backus
Elyria Satings & Trust
Whitney & CO
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