Local News: Bruce Kelchner Buys Dray Outfit From D E Krum
Clark Hippensteel of Mount Pleasant two dies at twenty six after cancer. He leaves parents one elder and five brothers. Funeral held Sunday at Canby with Rev A Houts. George M Snyder son of Elias Snyder of Zenith Luzerne county travels in Idaho gold regions. Born in Orangeville he later worked with Mr Pardee in gold mines.
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Clark Hippensteel
John Hippensteel
Mount Pleasant
Canby
Rev
A. Houts
George M. Snyder
Elias Snyder
Zenith
Luzerne County
Idaho
George
Orangeville
A. Pardee
Final Roll Call of the Pennsylvania Reserve Corps
The Pennsylvania Reserve Corps plans a January 7 reunion likely in Philadelphia. Organizer William H. Rauch of the Customs service, a former Bucktail, issues the invitation. An Aller's Mille entry notes two deaths on Friday November 3rd as a rumor of elopement and marriage between Maggie Crawford and Alexander Cooper. Rev Crawford pursued his daughter to Brockwayville without success, and it is rumored the couple fled to New York to wed.
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Pennsylvania Reserve Corps
Philadelphia
William H. Rauch
Customs Service
Aller's Mille
Crawford
Maggie
Alexander Cooper
Brockwayville
New York
Workmen Dig Foundation Beneath Capitol During Construction
Report describes workers laying the foundation in the basement of the existing Capitol and plans to conduct preliminary tasks, including mortar mixing for side wings, through doors cut into the main structure. Also notes Mrs. Frank Fry of Ferguson township as Centre county's champion corn husker, who husked 600 bushels in two weeks while caring for her children.
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Capitol
Centre County
Frank Fry
Ferguson Township
State College
DuBois timber baron plans 15 mile rail link to mill
Me E DuBois owner of 200 million feet of timber on Hicks Run thirty six miles from DuBois will haul logs to his large DuBois mill by building fifteen miles of railroad to reach the Low Grade road near Dent's Run. Logs and bark will be loaded in the woods and run to DuBois with no change over the Pennsylvania line. Ten years expected to complete cutting and manufacturing.
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Me E. DuBois
Hicks Run
DuBois
Dent's Run
Pennsylvania
Discharge in Montoursville Overhouse Case Details
The Williamsport Gazette reports on Wednesday afternoon Jady one of two suspects in the Montoursville overhouse affair was discharged after a search yielded evidence that might implicate Mesias in Brady’s case. No direct link for Brady existed, but findings could have swayed a conviction if Bly had identified him. A separate train wreck near Harrisburg involved a Northern Central engine derailed beside an owner’s property after a hoist event, with candy spilled and witnesses describing a reckless sequence.
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Brady
Williamsport Gazette and Bulletin
Jady
Montoursville
Mesias
Bly
Harrisburg
Ansylvania R.R
Enstom
Northern Central
Sablon
Hoetier
Normal excursion members meet President Roosevelt
The Normal excursion group was welcomed by President Roosevelt on Thursday after paying respects to Senators Quay and Penrose the day before.
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Roosevelt
Senators Quay
Penrose
Resolutions of Respect for William 8. Moyer Bank President
The Board of Directors of the Farmers National Bank mourns the death of William 8. Moyer its President. His integrity honorable conduct and devotion to community uplift earned broad trust and many friendships. He guided the bank with sound judgment and united courtesy, leaving the institution and town with deep loss. H. A. McKruxzo, N. Y. Funk, Dr. J. J. Brown, Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William 8. Moyer
Farmers National Bank
Moyer
Death of Captain David M. Bryan at Andersonville Georgia
News reports the death of Captain David M. Bryan at his Andersonville home in late October after a period of illness. He left a widow and twelve children. A son of Ellis Bryan and a Rogers, he came from a patriotic family with five sons in the Civil War and multiple fatalities. Bryan once ran the United States hotel at Hughesville while practicing dentistry and served as Superintendent of the National Cemetery at Andersonville appointed by President Harrison. He married Clara Dieffenderfer of Hughesville.
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David M. Bryan
Andersonville
Capt. Bryan
Ellis Bryan
Hughesville
Muncy Creek
Rogers
Bryan
Jonathan R
Gettysburg
William
Antietam
David
Samuel Bryan
Ellis
West
David Bryan
Clara Dieffenderfer
Henry Diffenderfer
United States
National Cemetery
Harrison
Florence Laird
H. N. Laird
Muncy
Road Improvement Bill Backed by Delaware County Leaders
State Senator William O Sproul and Representative Thomas Y Cooper led Delaware County Road Drivers Association and allied groups in approving a bill drafted to fund road work statewide. The measure calls for 6 million dollars in state aid with matching county and township funds to build about 500 miles of roads annually. Support from Quay and leaders Cassatt and Pennybacker was cited as favorable. A speakers committee was set to present the plan at the farmers institute.
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William O. Sproul
Thomas Y. Cooper
Delaware County
Road Drivers’ Association
Joseph Palmer
Howard H. Cloud
Delaware County Granges
Henry M. Culten
Warren L Rhoades
Road Drivers Association of
Pennsylvania
Sproul
Cooper
Quay
A. J. Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennypacker
Assembly
Messrs. Sproul
Farmers’ Institute
Trains Schedule From Philadelphia and Bloomsburg in 1902
The notice lists daily train departures and arrivals between Philadelphia, Bloomsburg, New York, Reading, Pottsville, Tamaqua, Williamsport, Catawissa, Rupert, Danville, Milton, and Atlantic City with varied times, plus express and local services to Cape May Ocean City and Sea Isle City. It names Atlant ic City Division timetables and officials W A Garrett and Edson J Weeks.
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Bloomsburg
New York
Philadelphia
Reading Pottsville
Tamaqua
Williamsport
Danville
Milton
Catawissa
Rupert
Easton
A. W. Ave
Reading
Pottsville
Atlantic City
Chestnut Street
South Street
Atlantic City Depot
Liberty Street
W. A. Garret
Edson J. Weeks
L. Pass
Pennsylvania Railroad Timetable May 25 1902
Trains from Sunbury eastward and westward listed with stop times to Philadelphia New York Baltimore Washington and Buffalo. Parlor cars and Pullman sleeping cars noted. Sunday schedules vary. multiple routes include Harrisburg Erie Canandaigua and Kane with through coaches. J H Adolphinson and J R Wood sign as Gen Manager and Gen Passenger Agent.
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Sunbury
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
Baltimore
Washington
Newark
Buffalo
Emporium
Erie
DuBois
Canandaigua
Syracuse
Rochester
Niagara Falls
du Bois
Bellefonte
Tyrone
Pittsburg
Lock Haven
Bellefonte Tyrone
Clearfield
Philisburg
Prunes
West
Coac
Kane
Dubois Bellefonte
Philipsburg
Renovo
Elmira
William Sport
Arler
Williamsport
Hazleton
Wilkes. Barre
North and West Branch Railway
New Rule for Measuring Corn in Wagon Boxes and Cribs
Alliance Pa reader James C U Porter explains a practical method to estimate corn yield by measuring wagon box or crib dimensions in inches. He shows formulas using 4000 and 425 to translate volume into bushels, noting bulk differences between large and small kernels and warning against relying on standard weighmasters for all gains.
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Ropp
Cows Drying Off Due To Mismanagement And Weather
Farmers are advised that irregular milking and failure to strip the udder cause cows to dry off. Sudden food changes lower yield. winter cold and poor shelter worsen it, while summer netting to block flies can extend milking.
Investing in a Farm for Beginners
The beginner on a farm should estimate costs carefully since a farm can burden an owner with insufficient capital. Start small to avoid heavy outlays for buildings, livestock, wagons, machinery, seeds, and labor. The first year’s costs may exceed the farm’s value, so avoid debt by choosing a modest venture.
Successful Chick Rearing With Simple Coop Setup
A practical guide to raising fifty chicks with a two-stage coop system. Build a 4x5 foot front house and smaller 4x2x2 feet latch coop for access. Provide ventilation, proper floors, and sliding doors. Feed with corn meal mix, keep clean water, grease hens, and separate runs during growth for strong, long lasting flocks.
Feeding for Winter Eggs
Agricultural note explains that winter egg production hinges on clean housing and proper feed to form yolks. It details yolk formation, ovary activity, and how rapid egg production reduces fertilization chances, with fertility affected by moult and seasonal weakness.
Ambitious Patrolman Grows Rich From Windfall
The article recalls a police patrolman nicknamed Jim who earned a large payoff for removing a dangerous object and then sold it at high prices, laying the groundwork for a substantial fortune. It notes his unlikely future as a captain and potential real estate holdings.
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General Post Office
New York
Jim
N. P. Preas
Bucklen Arnica Salve Promises Quick Relief
Running like mad down the street dumping occupants and hundreds of accidents occur daily. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve offers soothing relief for burns cuts sores eczema and piles. 25c at C A Klelm and J H Mercer’s Drug Store.
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Bucklen
C. A. Klelm
J. H. Mercer
A Good Wisher
A Presbyterian Journal defense of benevolence and universal good will. The text argues that a good wisher can err only in judgment, but never harbors envy or malice, and that slander is foreign to his nature.
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Presbyterian Journal
Electric Bitters Guaranteed to Aid System
Revolutionary claim of quick relief from nervousness sleeplessness and stomach upset. Electric Bitters advertised to tone stomach regulate kidneys and bowels stimulate liver and purify blood with a money back guarantee at 50 cents. Dec 3 4w.
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A. Kleim
J. A. Mercer
Senator Quay as avid reader on rail trips in Pennsylvania
The piece notes Senator Quay of Pennsylvania has deep English literature knowledge, favors Ruskin and Wordsworth, and carries a book on rail journeys after reading the newspaper. It cites Leslie's Weekly as the source for his literary interests and mentions his habit of always reading during travel.
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United States Senate
Senator Quay
Pennsylvania
Wordsworth
Tennyson
Carlyle
Ruskin
Herr Teufelsbroch
Leslie
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Drayman’s
D. E. Krum
H. A. McKruxzo
N. Y
Ayer
J. C. Williams
Attica, N. Y
Onal Bank
Penn’a
E. W. M. Low
J. M. Staver
E. B. Tustin
E. F. Carpenter
Singer
Demorest
Jerry Saltzer
Main Street
Alexander Bros. & CO
Feo
Bloomsburg, PA
Peal Medicine Ci
Cleveland
Ohio
Moygr Bromens
UINL
New Yor City
Tribune
Tribune Farmer
Agricultural Press
Columbia County Republican
Republicanational Siles
W. H. Brower
E. Main St. Merchant
Gand Press
Hi Week
Co. Mass
Fiat
Uilevon
Castoria
Waray Street
New York City
Ackawanna Railroad
Bloomsburg Division
A.M. A Prm
Scranton
Sane Ly
Bellevue Hae Een Eee Nee
Aylor
Weeesee
Lackawanna
Uryea Sees Eensee
Pittston
Susquehanna ‘Ave
West Seen Eevee
Yo Pine
Anville
Chulasky
Nts Enon Oe See
O* Cameron
Northumberlar
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Saee Briar Creek
Berwick
Beach Haven
Ease
Unlock’s
Nanticoke Setae Eeeee
Avondale
Plymouth
Lemone Tune
Kingston
Pacepatre
Eweaee Ar
Aeee
Taylor
Bellevu
Edwin
M. Rine
T. W. Lee
Reading Railway
Cape May
Ocean City
Fox Sea Isle City
tSouth St
South St
Ssouth St
Prooessure
Sullivan Rail
Oroville
Benton
Jameson
Blooms
Ben
Millville
M. Platz & Son
Freas Brown
Insurance and Real Estate, Agents & Brokers
N. W. Corner
Main & Center Streets
Philadelphia & Erie R. R. Division
Northern Central Railway
East Bloomsburg
Wilkesbarre
West Bloomsburg
J. Bh. Adpohinson
J.R. Wood
Ely
ELY Brothers
Warren Street
Watson McKelvy
Ire
Life and Accident Insurance
Chichester
Alliance
James C, UL
Porter
Dr. Pierce
Washington, D.C
Ve Singh
Pierce
V. Pierce
Fortune
Onwland
Sciently
Scott
Ema
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