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Newspaper
The Semi Weekly Item
Location
Mount Carmel, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1901
Page
3
Official public notice calls for a special election on August 10 to seek voters consent to borrow 28 000 for drainage and waterworks in the borough. Council claims funds will support extensive sewer and drainage improvements, urging citizens to vote yes to aid future needs.
Mrs. H J John, wife of T Toho ilted, died at 11 10 p m Thursday after a long life of Christian virtue. She leaves seven sons, several of whom are noted men, and a bereaved husband. Funeral at South Oak Street home Monday afternoon conducted by Rev W A Hoek with interment to follow at AlaaKa.
William W. Davis of Stowyewitte Aled neulshows died on a Wednesday age 49 after a long illness. He served as master of the Welsh Congregational Church and left a widow and seven grown children. Funeral services held at his home Saturday followed by burial at Alaska Gooidery Cuvertaker Irvin. Additional notices include Lydia, widow, and Micha Durkla, died at their home on the Avenue. Survivors listed among numerous relatives. services observed at the Lutheran church with a banquet and gathering of many friends.
The item discusses new styles of typography and improved newspaper presentation with a new title and updated advertisements. It notes enhanced apparatus for the Ba ac las brat and mentions careful budgeting and layout changes. A serial story by Lynas Lev is promised on the third page, with hints of upcoming chapters and cross-page features.
On a Wednesday afternoon in Aristes two men Aaron Troxber and Ernst Scuetes exchanged gunfire after a heated dispute. Both were badly wounded with one believed near death at Miners Hospital as investigations and habeas proceedings emerge.
An old style health ad touts Ayer's Pills as liver pills to cure biliousness and constipation with a gentle laxative effect. The fragment mentions Somer and a dye product by Annes Bugkingham's Dye, indicating an era advertising tone.
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