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Newspaper
The Semi Weekly Item
Location
Mount Carmel, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1901
Page
3
The council approved a new market ordinance governing street markets on Unk Street from Avante to 1st, banning street vending on certain days and instituting a daily market tax. Proceeds will fund borough treasury. provisions include a lone shop tax for Westivilere or selling in town.
Fragmented personal notices list names and travel plans. Mr Wilsam of the Pilla Almertown, former proprietor Thstein, and Mr Witt are mentioned alongside Mrs George Mokea and K Watkin. Individuals such as Jos Nawakosky, Alex Soult, Miller the store manager, and A J Cutral are noted with varied destinations and visits to Hurtiio Exporition and Canada. The passage reads as a garbled social column with scattered names and places.
Steinbach dead after illness at home on Saint Vine in Brom. Born in Schuylkill County, she resided in Mount Carmel for many years. Survived by six relatives: Geeut, Mahe, Sadie, Florence and others. Funeral arrangements incomplete with burial at Alaska Roadside Cemetery tomorrow afternoon.
The text shows opposition to certain actions by the National Exsey Hive Tiaart. It mentions sympathy for seater see er3 and notes strong public opposition. The piece references potential strikes and concerns about misers and hay internal issues, with terms suggesting a debate over political or labor matters.
A fragmented, garbled notice offers a cash reward of 41,007 for a named contest. It mentions veterans of civl wars and a Colonel W. A. Khfe, inviting broad participation and promising prizes including shoes. The text is largely unreadable with many misspellings.
The fragment describes a Monday evening service by Mennonirg Treuhran Ly Chat at Teut with six Aferb's neque and cornet Mus%or and With street. The interior is described as full with voices and praise. Reverend W.G. Gelman hopes the new plan will bring good, despite criticism.
Secretary Spurr names Clayton Spare as foreman in C U Leader & Son store. Haroun of BR RY ALC in Sunbury earns praise as a strong competitor. Amid town chatter, young leaders seek posts, with local figures like Bowen and Lewisburg tied to changes at Corsmetewl and nearby shops.
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