Manufacturers to Get Federal Orders Shortly
At a Warren meeting 21 manufacturers heard J T Hardy of Oil City explain a War Resources Commission plan to bring small producers into government contracts. The system divides the nation into divisions with divisions and sub districts, aiming to funnel bids and orders to all factories producing essential war materials. Fees for membership scale by payroll, from 15 dollars for 1 to 50 workers up to 60 dollars for over 3,000 workers.
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Warren
J.T. Hardy
Oil City
War Resources Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Hardy
The
Resources Commission
Pittsburgh
Mr Hardy
Congress
United States
Penitentiary for Picking Pockets Alleged Local Misbehavior
A Richmond Times Dispatch note states a boy described as never starting right is in the penitentiary for picking pockets after a sequence of misdeeds. No further details are provided on dates or locations.
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Richmond Times-Dispatch
Old Bucktails Prepare for a Happy Reunion
The thirty-first annual gathering of Old Bucktails is set for September 16 and 17 with headquarters at The Carver House Readings and plans highlight a festive reunion for members and families in the community.
Old Bucktails plan 1918 reunion in Warren Pennsylvania
President William H. Rauch of Philadelphia announces the Thirty-first Annual Reunion of the Regimental Association of the Old Bucktails to be held in Warren, Pa., September 16 and 17, 1918, with headquarters at Carver House and a hotel rate plan. dues payable to Lewis Hoover. The event honors Col Hugh W. McNeil and lists officers, attendees, and dying members.
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Carver House
William H. Rauch
Philadelphia
First Rifles
Warren
Antietam
McNeil
Exchange Hotel
Lewis Hoover
Foster Street
Harrisburg
Chamber of Commerce
Hugh W. McNeil
Lfe
Potomac
Brumbaugh
Bucktails
Wallace W. Brown
Bradford
W. H. Rauch
J. Elliott Kratzer
Curwensville
Joseph H. Cooke
Thos. Barnes
Co. I
Scotsville
Mich
B. K. Dewey
Co. E
Kalamazoo
T. B. Lewis
Williamsport
Jas. McDonald
Erie
Levi Seward
Harvey T. Weaver
Chisanning
Frank Williams
Corydon
John Lemon
Lumber City
Edwin Muzzy
Spartansburg
Thos. Furlong
Co. G
St. Louis
R. Lindsay
aKne
Red Cross outlines knitting plans amid wool yarn limits
George E. Scott states the War Industries Board has barred new woolen knitting yarns until further notice. The Red Cross reports current yarn stock of 1,400,000 pounds and a past year total of about 10,000,000 pounds, with aims to supply essential garments as winter demand grows.
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Red Cross
George E. Scott
American Red Cross
War Industries Board
Army
Navy
United States
Neutrone Prescription 99 Promises Rheumatism Relief
Advertised as a universal remedy for rheumatism and neuralgia, Neutrone Prescription 99 is claimed to provide quick and lasting relief. Home testimonies from Newburgh rheumatic sufferers are cited to support its effectiveness, with mail orders offered and Siegfried's Pharmacy listed as a seller.
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Smtisfield
Newburgh
Siegfried
Trout streams near Sheffield replenished and local notices
Sixteen brown trout were shipped from Corry to Sheffield to replenish East Branch and Four Mile Streams. Fr. S. Heinman lists enrollment for six year olds by Sept 1 1918 and notes vacation certificates. Various local movements include rail freight, office openings, and residents traveling or visiting, with community notices and a political editorial at the end.
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Sheffield
Corry
F. S. Hineman
van Duren and Co
Buffalo
Observer
Opera House
Elizabeth Williams
Tiona
Feenny Christian
Indiana
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Austin Hill
L. B. Jones Jr
Maxwell
P. M. Newman
Williamsport
Tionesta Valley Railroad
Amos Christian
Ah Atlantic
Justice
Harold Bailey
Wm. Bailey
N. E. Peterson
Warren
Youngsville
Tionesta
Jennie Christian
Thelma Newton
Newton
Edinboro State Normal School
Arthur Boyd
Baby
Wolfe
Walter Hoover
Washington, D. C
Hoover
Washington Barracks
Barnes
Local Notes From Youngsville and Nearby Areas
Community notices from Youngsville New York and surrounding towns summarize visits moving households to Spring Creek, travel to Warren Ohio and Pittsburgh, a marriage at Lander, a missionary society meeting, and local social events with names like Eva Preston H J Montgomery W J Preston and F A Miner. People from Kane Dunkirk Erie Cambridge Springs and Silver Creek are mentioned with family and travel details.
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Youngsville
Stanley Cramer
H.C Kinnear
W. W. Whitehill
Kane
Helen Smith
Dunkirk
N. Y
Alice Streeter
Mary Taft
Ida
Warren
Ohio
Harry Ethridge
Victor Midwell
Pittsburgh
George Mead
Buffalo
Charles Schneil
Johnsonbourg
Marion Brace
Erie
Eva Preston
H. J. Montgomery
West Main Street
A. M Sehnell
Amelia Swanson
Homer
Russell Sunslay
W C. Carr
Mie Penny Mead
Emphatic Cure Promises Vigorous Life From Bioseferen Formula
An advertisement asserts worn out men can quickly regain vigor and ambition using Bioseferen. It claims the drug, inexpensive and fast acting, restores energy within two weeks, especially after lifestyle excesses, with two tablets after meals and one before bed for seven days, then one after meals. If no improvement, money back.
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Boston Transcript
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Fr. S. Heinman
Topeka Caplitat
Crescent Floral Gardens
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G. Johnson
Sheffield Sheffield Garage
H. Smith & Co
Webb
John M
Springboro
Chas. L
Spring Creek
Lester
Frank
Sugar Grove
Ferl T. Abbott Venango
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Gerow
H. A. West
Ross
Atlantic
Co. S Mead
G. E. Mix
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E D Barton
A. D. Gardner
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L. L. Bates
Is Place
Audrey Grazee
Olean
Yas
Mildred Brazee
Joe Swanson
Arthur Munson
Walter Mead
Cambridge Springs
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