Local items and notable retirements in Center township
The report mentions J M White of Center township planning retirement to Nescopeck after purchasing a residence. John D Rockefeller pledges the last 25 000 of 100 000 to Bucknell University endowment. The annual Treasury report is received with thanks to Dr A B Jameson. Perry Eves and Miss Collie Dodson celebrate New Year by wedlock. Soldier alumni from Bloomsburg hold a reunion at White House Restaurant with C E Beice J C Butter Jr and Wesley Knorr attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Rockafeller
Bucknell University
University
Secretary of the Treasury
A. B. Jameson
Dr. Jameson
Treasury Department
Perry Eves
Millville
Mies Collie
Charles M. Dodson
Madison Township
Thoreday
Bloomsburg
Phillippines
White House Resturant
C. E. Beice
J. C. Butter Jr
Wesley Knorr
Mother Grays Sweet Powders for Children Ad
Grandmotherly remedy sold by druggists for relief of colds feverishness headaches stomach trouble teething disorders and worms. Sample mailed free to Ailen 8 Olmstead LeRoy New York. January 8 024 w.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Gray
New York
Ailen
Olmstead
LeRoy
N.Y
Lennon McCafferty wedding in St Columbus Church
Miss Sadie Alice Lennon daughter of Mrs Margaret Lennon of Columbia Avenue Bloomsbury married Patrick J McCafferty of Danville in St Columbus Church on Third Street. Miss Mary Lennon was maid of honor and Thomas Toohig of Danville was best man. Rev Father Murphy officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Alice Lennon
Margaret Lennon
Columbia Avenue
Bloomsbury
Patrick J. McCafferty
Danville
St Columbus’ Church
Third Street
Mary Lennon
Thomas Toohig
Father Murphy
Fire destroys boiler house at Dillon's hot house plant
Fire from Box 41 reached the boiler room of Dillon's Fifth Street hot house plant Monday evening. The building was detached from the plant and the fire confined there. The boiler house burned completely but repairs followed to prevent damage to the hot houses. Loss estimated at about five hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Fifth Street
Locust Street
Fifth
Bloomsburg Editor Defends Krickbaum on Flag Purchase
In last week’s Bloomsburg Daily Editor Krickbaum contends County Commissioner Krickbaum missed a meeting while Fisher and Kitchen urged buying a United States flag for the courthouse to honor President McKinley. He argues the expenditure was wasteful, noting Krickbaum’s long ingrained ambivalence toward the Stars and Stripes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomsburg
Krickbaum
Pearly
Fisher and Kitchen
United States
Court House
McKinley
Stars and Stripes
Rupert Man Struck by Eastbound Train Near Depot
Joseph Fedder of Rupert was struck by an eastbound passenger train around 2 30 PM while crossing near the Rupert depot. Dragged by the locomotive, his legs were severely injured and one amputation was performed by Dr. Vastine of Catawissa after he regained some alertness. He is cared for by his son Harvey and is a brother of Henry Fedder, supervisor of Center township.
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Joseph Fedder
Rupert
Rupert Depot
Vastine
Catawissa
Harvey
Mr. Fedder
Mifflinville
Henry Fedder
Center Township
County officials face new publication plan and staff changes
Commissioner Krickbaum advocates publishing more county financial statements to satisfy inquisitive taxpayers. The county treasurer Snyder replaces deputy Kleim with W. B. Allen as new deputy, planning to run the office personally this year. The Pottsville Chronicle notes continued Governor candidate chatter for Jack Whitehouse and reports the New Year wedding of Lewis C. Mensch to Edna Getty with a Philadelphia wedding tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krickbaum
Snyder
A. Kleim
Kleim
W. B. Allen
Pottsville
Bloomsburg Advertiser Backs Fusion State Ticket
The Bloomsburg Advertiser endorses the fusion slate for state offices urging the nomination and election of ex Judge James Gay Gordon for Governor and Elisha A Coray Jr for Lieutenant Governor, praising their ability and honesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomsburg
James Gay Gordon
Elisha A. Coray, Jr
Philadelphia Press Promises A Year Of Fiction For 1902
The Philadelphia Press pledges a grand 1902 year with weekly Sunday fiction from famed authors across America and Europe. The opening Jan 5 feature, General Charles King’s A Conquering Corps Badge, precedes stories by Justin Huntly McCarthy Sir Walter Besant and others including M. Barrie Johnedge Winter E Norris and Frank T. Bullen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Press
America
Europe
Philippines
Charles King
Justin Huntly McCarthy
King
Walter Besant
M. Barrie
the Little Minister
Johnedge Winter
Bootle
E. Norris
Frank T. Bullen
Baring Gould
Carrie Scott Weds Waller Neyhard In Christmas Day Ceremony
At the J W Scott home on West Second Street Miss Carrie Scott married Waller Neyhard a Richards Manufacturing bookkeeper. Rev W R Owen of Shamokin performed the ceremony with fifty guests present a wedding breakfast followed and the couple left on the Reading train for a wedding tour the couple will reside in Bloomsburg.
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Our Town
J. W. Scott
West Second Street
Carrie
Waller. Neyhard
Richards Manufacturing Company
Fred Holmes
W. R. Owen
Shamokin
Kathryn Scott
W. W. Hartman
Sarah Scott
Carrie E. Owen
Laura Salt
Ella Snyder
Bloomsburg
Ray Hartman
Benton
Ray Neyhard
Dr.j
John
Reading
State Game Commissioners Meet in Harrisburg
The State Game Commissioners met in Harrisburg with all present except E B Westfall of Williamsport. Budget cuts from 12000 to 3000 hinder enforcement while prosecutions continue. Wardens named include William Neely Westmoreland Harry Hummlebaugh Clearfield and Thomas Smith Pittsburg. Westfall and James H Warden reappointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
E. B. Westfall
Williamsport
M. Kennedy
Pittsburg
Stone
Kaulbfuss
United States
Blooming Grove Park Association
Pike County
Game Commission
William Neely
Westmoreland
Harry Hummlebaugh
Clearfield
Thomas Smith
E. B. Westfail
James H. Warden
Eastward and Westward Train Schedules for Harrisburg Area
Rail timetables list daily and weekday trains from Philadelphia to Harrisburg New York Baltimore Washington with parlor cars and sleeping cars. It covers Sunday arrivals and departures, vestibuled service to Buffalo via Emporium, and connections at Sunbury Wilkes Barre East Bloomsburg with several through-coach and parlor car services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrispore
Philadelphia
New York
Baltimore
Washington
Demeres
Harris
Harrisburg
Harrigvere
Buffalo
Ashington
Pullman
Havanaes
Vanteeelphia
Philadelhia
Emporium
Erie
DuBois
Canandaigua
Syracuse
Rochester
Niagara Falls
du Bois
Bellefonte
Tyrone
Pittsburg
Lock Haven
Bellefonte Tyrone
Clearfield Philipsburg
West
Coac
Renovo
Elmira
Williamsport
Sunbury
Thaileon and
Wilkesbarre
North and Whst
Bloomsburg
East Bloomsburg
Philadelphia and Reading Railway Timetables 1991
Trains run on coal with no smoke starting May 18 1991 from Bloomsburg for New York Philadelphia Reading Pottsville Tamaqua Williamsport Danville Milton and Catawissa Rupert on weekday schedules. Return trains from New York Philadelphia Reading Pottsville Tamaqua Williamsport Catawissa Rupert listed with times. Atlantic City division and Cape May Ocean City connections shown with Express and Accommodation services. Parlor cars on all express trains. Details and tickets at offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomsburg
New York
Philadelphia
Reading Pottsville
Tamaqua
Williamsport
Danville
Milton
Catawissa
Rupert
Easton
Reading
Pottsville
Atlantic City
Chestnut Street Wharf
South Street Wharf
Treaves
Liberty Street
Trave
W. G. Besler
Edson J. Weeks
L. Pass
R. Agt
Northbound and Southbound Train Schedule Across Bloomsburg Region
The document lists train departures and arrivals between Bloomsburg Orangeville Benton Jameson and Millville connections. Northbound trains depart Bloomsburg at 8 47 a m 2 37 p m and 6 45 p m with intermediate stops, while southbound trains leave Jameson mornings and evenings with arrivals at Bloomsburg. Train 3 and 21 connect at Orangeville for Millville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomsburg
Orangeville
Benton
Jameson
Orange
Ab le the best would be and examine
The text provided is fragmented and unclear. It lacks coherent events, names, places, or dates to form a factual news item with identifiable entities and a meaningful summary.
The Farm and Household and the Machinery Era
The article argues machinery improves farm life freeing farmers to beautify homes. It highlights creameries reducing labor, allowing wives to manage homes with books music and kodak images. Machinery is praised as lifting the burden and returning society toward a divine image as the nineteenth century advances toward a possible millennium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Ropy milk not from garget says Cornell bulletin
Dairymen should note ropy milk often comes from Bacillus lacuns viscosus not udder disease. Prevent with clean utensils, daily scalding, disinfect floors with acid mixture, avoid cold water exposure, and keep udders clean to stop water from cooling tanks entering milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell Experiment Station
Why Apple Cultivation Has Declined
A steady decline in apple orchard condition and fruit quality amid rising demand. Causes include neglect of old standard varieties and lack of effort to develop new varieties suited to present conditions. Emphasis on flavor, juiciness, texture, and color to satisfy consumers, with Ben Davis noted for its strong track record and profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Ben Davis
Green Fleece Sheep Reported Near German Copper Works
In Germany near copper works a flock of sheep with a green fleece is observed living in dusty fumes. The animals drink water contaminated by copper, highlighting environmental exposure concerns for livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Controlling Wild Onions in Pastures and Milk Odor
Farmers advised to eradicate wild onions causing odor in milk. Suggested remedies include stable cows at 3 o clock and feed hay, maintaining regular rations so the odor clears in three to four hours. Weeds reappear each season but can be destroyed by pulling or cutting.
Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Promises Health Aid
An advertisement claims Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery restores vitality for stomach and digestion problems and liver sluggishness. It cites a Marengo Indiana case of malaria and liver trouble improved after three bottles and a vial of Pleasant Pellets. The copy also promotes Common Sense Medical Adviser and free pamphlet with a cost of postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Edward Jacobs
Marengo
Crawford Co
Indiana
Pierce’. Golden
Pierce
Common Sense Medical Adviser
Buffalo
N. Y
R. V
Texas expands sugar producing area under penitentiary system
Texas plans to add about 5000 acres to its sugar cane program alongside existing penitentiary farm operations. A 5000 acre Brazoria county farm bought two years ago will be developed once a sugar mill is built, with 175000 dollars expected to be paid from crop proceeds over the next two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Brazoria
Electric Bitters Promise Health and Vitality
Promote body health by regulating stomach liver and kidneys and purifying blood. Cure kidney troubles female complaints nervous disorders constipation dyspepsia and malaria. Vigorous health and strength follow use. 50 cents guaranteed by J H Mercer C A Kleim druggists. Jan 1 02.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J H Mercer
C. A. Kleim
Oldest Man James Farrell of Barboursville Honored
James Farrell of Barboursville West Virginia recently marked his 105th birthday and is thought to be the oldest man in the United States. A veteran of the War of 1812 he also served in Mexico and the Civil War era battles under Jefferson Davis. He reportedly offered service again at the outset of the Spanish American War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Farrell
Barboursville
W.W. Va
United States
Mr. Farrell
Mexico
Jefferson Davis
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promises Quick Relief Now
New Century Comfort claims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve soothes burns scalds cuts bruises ulcers fever sores eruptions salt rheum boils felons corns and warts. Ad cites J H Mercer and O A Kleim drugstores. January 1 02 4-w.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
J. H. Mercer
O. A. Kleim
Selfishness as Enduring Idol Across Life
The passage laments selfishness as a stubborn idol that persists from cradle to grave, resisting time's ravages and surviving in every human vessel, even as other idols rise and fall. It asserts the breath of life has blown through this selfish force in all clay-templed existence.
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J. M. White
Nescopeck
Pire
Dillon's
Lewis C. Mensch
Columbia County
Edna
George Getty
Franklin Township
F. A. Weichsel
Neyhard—Scott
Game Wardens
Ayer
Chas. E. Harlan
Gibbstown, N.Y
A. CO Syer
Lowell
Mass
What Is
Castoria
Cenuine Castoria
Urray Street
New York City
Jerry Saltzer
Bloomsburg, PA
Main Street
C. H. Sharpless
Centre St
D. L. & W. Depot
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia & Erie R. R. Division
Northern Central Railway
Timstable
Hazleton
Wilkesbearre
Reading Railway
Cape May
Ocean City
Chestnut St
South St
New-York Tribune Farmer
New-York Weekly Tribune
New-Yok Tribune Farmer
Department of Agricultural Industry
Tribune Farmer
Columbia County Ublican
Columbia County Republican
Poosbueg & Sullivan Rail
W. H. Brower
W. H. Riddell
E. Main St
Marvel
Marvel CO
Room Times
Chas. Pettis & CO
Gommty Price
Duane Street
Daniels & CO
Brent, & Ye
U.S
Canada
Y Aorawanwa Railroad
Bloomsburg Division
M. AM. P
Bellevue
Taylor
Biwenas
Reese
West Pittston
Wyc Ie
Bennett
Kingston
Briar Creek
Willow Grove
Me Ridge
Bloomshore
Eee Aca
Ee . Bere
North Amber
East
A.M. A.M
Northumberland
Tins Ridge
Berwick Ee
Beach Haven
Hicks Ferry
Hunlock’s. Sereee
Nanticoke Ab Eeeeneeeseee
Avondale
Weee Enna Eenee
Weees
See Plymouth
Plymouth
Weeeeene
Ings
Seeeee Ar
Seas
Aes
Fort
Wyoming
Eee
West Pitston
Wilthy
Capwell
Goth
Man
Jisomsburg
ASE Druggist
Iely
Oida
ELY Brothers
Warren St
EquitabLe Life
Equitable
R. Whitney
West Street
Market
Relstons
MM. P. Lutz & Son
Insurance & Real Estate Ag
Bloomburg
Watson McKelvy
Postoffice
Pril
Ible
F. D. Dentler
GREEN
NEW Century Comfort
Ian
J. G. Scott Johnston
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