02 Feb 1905
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Newspaper
Valley Vigilant
Location
Saint Johns, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1905
Page
1
The Valley Drug Co of Wilkes Barre PA authorizes any medicine dealer to refund money paid for Dr Alexander's Long Healer if unsatisfactory. The remedy promises to cure a cough or cold in one night and to relieve lung and throat troubles, priced at 26c per bottle with a guarantee.
A VIGILANT essay argues farmers should move from isolated farms to village life to gain social and educational benefits. It urges better hours, leisure, education, and community togetherness, contrasting modern farming with earlier lone settlements and noting a harsh winter month’s weather and a Chinese-derived name for the month.
Real estate notices describe a 60 acre valley farm near Seybertsville with a seven room house, large barn, fruit trees, trout stream and water works priced at 2100. Additional property includes a forty acre farm near Quakertown at 2800 with mortgage option. Black dress goods and women's felt boots offered at discounted prices by local merchants.
A dense local column notes a Drums caucus turnout with school director fights. Sugarloaf votes solidly with Walter re-elected chairman, telephony plans expand from Wapwallopen to Lily Lake and Seybertsville. bids, offices, and district tallies outlined for several townships. Also updates on Measles in Salem and notable local business and real estate moves.
Real estate dealer J I Lahm sold a house and lot on Carson Street to Felix Kaminiski of North Wyoming Street for Mrs Ernest Seidel of New York, formerly Miss Mary Williams of this city. Consideration private to Lahm on Garfield Street for Frank Ritz of Rochester New York to Frank Fazzio of South Cedar Street for 1200 dollars.
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