Middle Aged Man Seeks Night Watchman Position
A middle aged man seeks a night watchman job or similar work and offers strong references. Contact via phone number 1716 M to arrange.
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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1928
Page
13
A middle aged man seeks a night watchman job or similar work and offers strong references. Contact via phone number 1716 M to arrange.
Compiled listing shows WJZ network airtime with stadium weather notes and Dawn to Midnight times. WEAF and WEAR programs highlight dance orchestras, musical segments, and city station coordination including Philadelphia Pittsburgh and arcadian choirs.
Reports from London and Daily Ha press dispatches describe a massive dengue outbreak in Athens with thousands ill and civic life halted. Ice shortages and disrupted services spread across the city as authorities divide Athens into twelve medical zones guided by doctors and nurses.
Wilson-Wetmore Co will display building materials in a permanent cinder block booth in Industrist hall at the Fair grounds as renovation continues ahead of Wednesday opening. H G Andrews will supervise the booth and answer questions on general construction and building supplies carried by the company.
A concise listing of radio features from 1928 including WEAF WEAL and WIZ networks. It notes Evergady Hour at Lewisohn Stadium, WOR Newark sketches on Main Street, and a Grieg program with the Baltimore Municipal Band.
The government plans to withdraw 2,880,000 dollars from the depository bank in the Second Federal Reserve district. The country totals 10,522,300 dollars. Union Carbide and Carbon Co declared a regular quarterly dividend of 1.60 on common stock, payable Oct. 3 to stock of record Sept. 10. Pennsylvania Railroad in July reported net operating income of 9,821,399 versus 9,046,929 in July 1927. seven months to July 31 showed 61,980,0318 against 59,672,842 a year ago. New York New Haven and Hartford July surplus after charges 1,190,304, up from 967,348 in 1927. seven months to July 31 surplus 6,572,048 down from 8,675,621. Gulf Production Co well No. 13 Yates in Yates, Peros county yielded 2,576 barrels in 30 minutes, rate 123,648 bpd. Commodities: flour unsettled. pork steady. lard firm. sugar quiet. coffee Rio No. 7 1 3-16 to 17 1-2. margarine and fats quoted. dressed poultry steady to firm. butter firm. eggs steady with varied receipts. Pittsburgh reports: live poultry prices mixed. butter prints 56-66 1-2. eggs and other dairy items listed. poultry markets paused with current receipts noted.
Warren Savings Bank will operate a free checking booth at the Warren County Fair. The booth, located in the Exposition Building, opens Wednesday and runs from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The bank follows its usual practice of conducting the booth each year and will offer services to fairgoers including dogs to habier.
The Wednesday radio lineup lists programs on WHAP WIZ WEAP and WEAR networks with operas Gilbert and Sullivan Ruddigore and Prince Anening, a military band, orchestras, and quiz segments. Numerous time slots from early afternoon to midnight feature singing, dance, and musical ensembles from Chicago to Denver and New York, with station IDs and program names noted.
A dense list of American and international stocks spans industries from steel and oil to chemicals and railroads. Highlights include Bethlehem Steel, American Can, General Electric, U S Steel, Union Oil, Standard Oil affiliates, Pennzoil, Texaco, and multiple railroads, banks, and automotive firms. The page catalogues price markers and notable tickers amid broad market activity.
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