New Health Regulations Prohibit Shared Cups and Towels
Pennsylvania advisory board issues new health rules banning common drinking vessels and towels in public places. Barbers cannot use shared brushes and eating establishments must thoroughly cleanse utensils after each use. Physicians must report scabies and impetigo cases. penalties include fines up to one hundred dollars and up to one month imprisonment.
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State Department of Health
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Commonwealth of Pennsyvania
Department of Health
New Haven Omits Dividend After 40 Years
New York December 11. The board of directors of the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad for the first time in 40 years did not declare a quarterly dividend. The move is seen as the biggest blow to the industry in years and hits New England investors who relied on the stock for Christmas funds. Many widows and charitable groups face losses as New Haven stock, once gilt edged, now yields no payout.
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New York
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
New Island
New Haven
Citizens Bank Christmas Fund Helps Small Savings Grow
The Citizens National Bank will mail over 2,560 checks totaling about 80 thousand dollars to 1913 Christmas Savings Club members on Monday the 15th. The first payment is ten dollars, part of a fifty week club year. December 26 opens the 1914 club, now in its fourth year, encouraging savings for Christmas taxes insurance or regular accounts. The bank also distributes A Tax on Your Income a booklet by a New York State Bar member to assist readers with step by step tax calculations and records.
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Citizens Bank
Citizens National Bank
Christmas Savings Club
New York State Bar
Citizens National Bank of Warren Stockholders Meeting
The annual meeting of Citizens National Bank of Warren stockholders will be held at the banking office on Tuesday January 13 1914 for the election of a Board of Directors. Polls open 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. O A Pressell cashier Warren Pa December 11 1913.
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Citizens National Bank of Warren
A. Pressel
Warren
Warren National Bank of
Fifty Annual Meeting of First National Bank Warren
The 50th annual meeting of stockholders of the First National Bank of Warren will be held at their office on Tuesday January 13. Polls will open from 2 to 3 am. C T Conarro, Cashier.
Warren Trust Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice announces the annual meeting of Warren Trust Company stockholders in Warren Pennsylvania on Thursday January 8 1914 at 2 p m for election of directors and other business. Secretary and Treasurer Geo E Colvin signs the notice.
Warren Savings Bank 45th Annual Stockholders Meeting
The Warren Savings Bank will hold its 45th annual stockholders meeting to elect a Board of Directors for the ensuing year. The meeting is at the banking office on Tuesday January 13 1914 at 3 oclock p m. G B Ensworth cashier.
Warren National Bank Stockholders Meeting Notice
Stockholders of the Warren National Bank of Warren are summoned to a directors meeting. Polls open from 1 30 to 2 11. E H Lampe cashier.
Pennsylvania Gas Company to Elect Nine Directors
The annual meeting of the Pennsylvania Gas Company will be held at its Warren office on Wednesday January 28 1914 at 10 o clock a m for the election of nine directors and to consider any business before the company W H Filler secretary Denver is to open a chain of municipal neighborhood produce markets.
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Pennsylvania Gas Company
Warren, Pa
Denver
Market Report New York Provision Market Summary
New York market today shows wheat futures closing at 97 1/4 cents for December and 99 1/4 cents for May. No. 2 white oats at 47 1/2 to 47 2/3 cents. Creamery butter extras at 35 1/4 to 37 cents. Eggs state and Pennsylvania near hennery white 45 to 50 cents. Potatoes state price per 180 pounds at 2.00 to 2.12 dollars.
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New York
State
Pennsylvania
Grain and dairy prices and egg offerings from market report
The market lists wheat No. 1 Northern at 92 cents per cwt, corn No. 4 yellow 78 cents, oats No. 2 white 45 cents, flour Fancy branded patent at 5.00 per barrel, butter Creamery prints 36 to 37 cents, eggs Henner y mixed at 40 cents, cheese good to choice 16 to 61 cents, potatoes White No. 1 per bushel 75 to 78 cents.
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Winter Family
Hennery
East Buffalo Livestock Market Report
CATTLE prime steers 8.75 9.00 shipping steers 7.90 8.00 choice cows 6.00 7.15 choice heifers 7.25 7.75 export bulls 7.00 7.35 choice yearlings 11.50 12.00 fair to good 11.00 11.25. SHEEP AND LAMBS choice spring lambs 8.20 8.35 yearling lambs 6.00 7.04 hogs light Yorkers 7.90 8.00 heavy 7.80 9.00.
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East Buffalo
I.do
Buffalo Hay Market Prices
Timothy No 1 priced at 16.59, No 2 at 14.50, No 3 at 13.00. Straw, wheat and oat offerings listed at 9.50. Additional line items show Timothy variations and generic price points for forage products.
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Buffao
Timothy
Five Drowned in Central Texas Floods Amid Ongoing Rain
News digest notes five drownings in Central Texas as heavy rains persist. Other items include Speaker Smith backing radical direct primary reform, ex-dictator Zelaya freed from Tombs but to return to Spain, Wilson portrait used on a letter, Kaiser backing Zabern disorder in Alsace, and a U.S. French tax treaty proposal from the Paris chamber of commerce.
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Texas
Smith
Tammany
Jose Zelaya
Nicaragua
Spain
Wilson
Szafely
Wichita
Kan
Reichstag
Kaiser
Zabern
Alsac
American Chamber of Commerce
Paris
France
United States
Burglars Take Two Eggs but Skip Jewelry in Chicago
A Chicago theft report notes burglars absconded with two eggs and left jewelry untouched. Nearby headlines describe a series of unrelated incidents and social issues, including church missions, international travel, and political debates.
Pankhurst Freed From Exeter Jail As Strike News Trim
Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst is released from Exeter jail while a New York delegation heads to Europe to study agricultural conditions. The strike zone in Calumet, Michigan, sees two killed and another man and a woman shot as talks on cooperation for farm and city surface amid rising cost of living. The Andromeda, a British bark, arrives in New York after 386 days at sea from Ireland with sails carried away and three crew injured.
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Emmeline Pankhurst
Exeter
Secretary of Agriculture
Calumet
Mich
New York
Europe
Andromeda
Ireland
Wholesale beef prices in New York fall slightly
The report notes New York wholesale beef prices slide about one cent per pound. W. C. Brown, president of New York Central lines, urges higher freight charges. President Wilson rejects a suffrage message ad vocating equal rights. Connecticut pardons board takes no action on petitions to spare Mrs. Bessie Wakefield. The Detroiter train loses a time race by one second and pays passengers one dollar. Alaska government co operatives claim to resolve living costs.
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New York
W. C. Brown
New York Central Lines
Wilson
Connecticut Board of Pardons
Bessie Wakefield
New York Central
Alaska
Secretary designates vast dry lands for enlarged homestead act
Secretary Lane set aside 1,750,000 acres across Western states for entry under the enlarged homestead act. Autopsy reports lieutenant colonel Gaillard died from an infiltrating brain tumor not amenable to surgery. Albert Bolischweiler of New Jersey named for U S marshal of New Jersey by President Wilson. Ben F. Moffatt fined 1000 dollars and jailed one year for fraudulent Buick Oil stock sales in St Louis. Detroit patrolman Thomas F Madden shot dead after challenging two joy riders in a stolen car.
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Lane
Gaillard
Albert Bolischweiler
New Jersey
Wilson
Ben F. Moffatt
Buick Oil Company
St. Louis
Thomas F. Madden
Detroit
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Warren Trust Company
Geo. E. Colvin
Warren Savings Bank
G. B. Ensworth
E. H. Lampe
W. H. Filler
R. C. Latshaw
East 5Th Ave
Market Report
Buffalo
News of the World
Globe
Isis
Kirberger
Novelties DE Luxe
Noveltie
Waldemar
Waltham
Lavallieres
Chicago
Newton
N. J
Federation of Foreign Missions
South Africa
Newark
Illinois
Edwin A. White
Bloomfield
Congress
Assembly
Highway Department
Whitman
John
PENNA
Masonic Temple
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