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Newspaper

Columbia County Republican

Location

Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1902

Page

4

Local Moves and Notable News from Bloomsburg

Prof C H Bakeless will occupy the ir house on Iron street vacated by W D Beckley who moved to the Slate house on Fifth Street. William B Purser of Frosty Valley is ill with paralysis after attending the funeral of George W Pifer in Danville. Marshall O Leighton of the U S Geological Survey visited town for water supply studies to be published by the government.

C. H. Bakeless Iron Street W. D. Beckley Fifth Street William B. Purser Frosty Valley George W. Pifer Danville Marshall O. Leighton U. S. Geological Survey Susquehanna River

Local Resident Jacob Gerrard Weds Sarah E Hilbert

Jacob Gerrard of Light Street married Mrs. Sarah E Hilbert of Turbotville in a ceremony at Gerrard home on Light Street conducted by Rev. J. D. Smith. The event drew the couple’s friends to witness the union.

Jacob Gerrard Light Street Sarah E. Hilbert Turbotville Gerrard J. D. Smith Bloomsburg

Death of L. P. Persing in Crooked Creek Indiana

L. P. Persing died at his Crooked Creek home on September 11 at age 68. Born near Shamokin Dam he learned the milling trade and previously ran Barton Mill in Hemlock township before moving west about 35 years ago. Funeral was held Sunday the 14th with interment at Crooked Creek.

L. P. Persing Crooked Creek Indiana Shamokin Dam Barton Hemlock Township

Round trip rail fare to Lewisburg via Philadelphia Reading

Single fare for round trip from Williamsport Bloomsburg Catawissa Mt. Carmel and intermediate stations to Lewisburg. Tickets on sale all trains September 23 24 25 26 and valid for return until September 27. No ticket under 25 cents.

Lewisburg Philadelphia and Reading Railway Williamsport Bloomsburg Catawissa Mt. Carmel

Round Trip Rail Fare From Williamsport to Hughesville

One way and return fare offered via Philadelphia and Reading Railway from Williamsport Bloomsburg Catawissa Mt. Carmel and intermediate stations. Tickets on sale September 23 to 26 with return validity through September 97. Minimum ticket price is 60 cents.

Beaver Lake Copper Mine Progress in Penn Township

Work continues at the Beaver Lake Copper Mining Company in Penn township with 12 men at work. A 109 foot drift has been driven into the mountain and 200 tons of ore are ready for the smelter, planned for erection by November. Ore assays at 17 percent copper.

Beaver Lake Copper Mining Company Penn Township Hughesville Mail

Death of Mrs Lydia A Eves at Hazleton

Mrs Lydia A Eves 66 formerly of Millville Columbia county died at Hazleton Sept 16 1902 from paralysis of the brain. She resided in Hazleton a year after moving from Millville and recently buried her adopted son Fred Allen. Survived by sons Edward Buchanan Neb and Harry Harrisburg two sisters Mrs Lucas Williamsport and Mrs Haycock Millville. Funeral held Thursday. remains sent by 2 45 train to Millville for interment.

Lydia A .Eves Harry Allen Oak Street Hazleton Millville Columbia County Fred’Allen Harry Edward Buchanan Neb Harrisburg Lucas Williamsport Haycock Millvile Hazleton Sentenal

Revisiting his Former Home in Joliet and Danville

Washington Fields of Joliet formerly lived in Danville thirty one years ago and now visits friends in the area. He is remembered by old residents and expresses pride in the Joliet iron workers and the Illinois Steel Company workers who have attained skilled, responsible positions.

Washington Fields Joliet, Ill Danville Elijah Fields Roaring Creek Washington Robert James Alexander Fields Mr. Fields Fields Illinois Steel Company Joliet

Mrs Martz Reaches Settlement With Railroad

Mrs John Martz widow of engineer John Martz who died at Lycoming Creek Bridge on the Pennsylvania Railroad near Williamsport last December has agreed to a settlement with the railroad company. She received three thousand five hundred dollars and her family now resides at her former home.

Sunbury John Martz Lycoming Creek Pennsylvania Railroad Williamsport

Widow Pursues 25000 Damages in Railroad Death Case

Mrs Horley seeks twenty five thousand dollars in damages after the death of her husband in a fatal accident involving the Pennsylvania Railroad. Two other widows, both mourning husbands, also received unsatisfactory settlement offers, prompting further legal action and a potential jury award.

Fred Glass Horley Pennsylvania Railroad Company Glass

Murder suicide ends in Tamaqua tragedy at Mrs. Lloyds home

Peter Schaeffer shot and killed Mary Lloyd, a widow he pursued, then killed himself in Tamaqua last Wednesday. Neighbors note her daughters Florence and Irene. Irene reportedly suffers severe mental distress. The case stems from a quarrel over a roof painting job and a vow of vengeance.

Tamaqua Peter Schaeffer Mary Lloyd Schaeffer Mrs. Lloyd Lloyd Florence Irene Hazleton Sentinel

William H. Trump Dies After Paraly sis of Heart at Ritter Mill

William H. Trump longtime manager of Thomas Ritter's mill at Lairdsville died after sudden heart paralysis at Ritter's residence on Sept 11. He served in Civil War battles including Gettysburg and Petersburg and later held G A R offices. Survived by wife and seven children. Funeral was at the Baptist Church with pallbearers named. Interment in Muncy cemetery. The Bloomsburg Canning Co offers eight dollars a ton for tomatoes and a farming almanac deal is advertised in advance.

William H. Trump Thomas Ritter Lairdsville Mr. Ritter East Water Street Orangeville Harrisburg F. Pennslvania Light Artillery Second Bull Run Antietam Fredericksburg Chancellorsville Gettysburg Wilderness Spottsylvania Cold Harbor Petersburg John D. Mussler Baptist Church Woods Samuel B. Sprout Frederick Peterman D. B. Dykinos Thomas Painter David Baker Mrs. Slee Brooklyn Clara Lancaster Emma Grant Jonestown Charles Benton George Muncy

Make Cider at Mills of J. M. Welsh Near Orangeville

Work at the Mills of J. M. Welsh near Orangeville grinding cider by steam power after August 24 on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays. Announcement dated August 20.

J. M. Welsh Orangeville

Philadelphia and Reading Railway Timetable Notice

Trains operate with hard coal no smoke from May 16 1992. Schedules list departures from Bloomsburg for New York Philadelphia Reading Pottsville Tamaqua Williamsport Danville Milton Catawissa Rupert and Atlantic City division with multiple weekday and weekend times. Parlor cars on all express trains. Officials Garret Weeks note.

Bloomsburg New York Philadelphia Reading Pottsville Tamaqua Williamsport Danville Milton Catawissa Rupert Easton Reading Pottsville Atlantic City Chestnut Street South Street Wharf Atlantic City Depot Cape May Ocean City Fox Sea Isle City South St

Pennsylvania Railroad Timetable May 25 1902

Trains departing Sunbury eastward and westward to Harrisburg Philadelphia New York Baltimore Washington and other points with through sleepers, parlor cars, and vestibuled service. Westward schedules include Buffalo routes via Emporium and connections to Erie Canandaigua Rochester and Niagara Falls. Sunday trains listed. Hutchinson and Wood sign off as general manager and agent.

Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia New York Baltimore Washington Buffalo New Emporium Foius A. M Erie DuBois Canandaigua Syracuse Rochester Niagara Falls du Bois Bellefonte Tyrone Pittsburg Lock Haven Clearfield Philipsburg West Kane DuBois Bellefonte Clearfield Philipsburg Renovo Elmira Williamsport Hazleton and Wilkesbarre North and West Branch Railway

Two Keys to Horse Training From Burrum Advice

The article notes that horses form affections and memories, favoring humane treatment. It emphasizes two rules: never let a horse oppose your will and always keep his affection. With these, a horse will strive to obey once the trainer makes the commands clear.

David Burrum

Remains of Roger Williams Grave Found Under Apple Tree

An 19th century account describes searching Roger Williams's private burying ground for his and his wife. Coffin shapes are lost, exist only as carbon marks with rusted nails and a knotted hair. An apple tree nearby shows two large roots entering the grave, resembling a human figure.

Roger Williams Rhode Island

Peach Seed Saving and Varieties for True Type Fruit

E P Powell discusses whether peach varieties Crosby Alberta and Muir will seed true. He notes Crawford seedings often match Crawford type and Stark Nursery claims Alberta seedings largely do. While no guarantee exists, Alberta and Crosby offer bearing trees likely to satisfy and may improve on original stock.

Crosby Alburta Muir Crawford Stark Nursery Alberta Inquirer E. P. Powell

Earthworms as soil renovators and fertilizer boosters

The article explains earthworms as soil formers and renovators. They ingest organic matter, triturate and cast it to the surface, invert soil to depth, and bring fresh subsoil material. Their burrows improve root penetration and nourishment, with Darwin noting casts of eighteen tons per acre on meadows and about ten tons on good arable land.

Darwin

Get the Education. A Young Farmer Should Take College Training

A Practical Farmer opinion argues that a four year agricultural college course is worth borrowing for. It claims that investing in professional training yields unbeatable dividends, as educated minds and trained hands keep the man in the lead in every field.

Seed potato seedage and soil locality changes noted

Io may sometimes be beneficial to change the seed of the same varieties from one kind of soil or locality to another. The crop is particularly prone to deterioration or disease when grown for long. thus frequent seed changes or new varieties help. Many obtain seed from Aroostook County, Maine.

Aroostock County

Maryland Canning Industry Tops State Employment

Iris states that canning of fruits and vegetables is the state's largest employer in Maryland. The claim highlights bulk labor in Maryland's canning sector and its impact on local jobs.

Iris Maryland

Burrer from sterilized creem gains large scale in Sweden and Denmark

A dairy industry note reports that burrer from sterilized creem is being produced at a large industrial scale in Sweden and Denmark, signaling industrial expansion in Nordic markets.

Sweden Denmark

Handing Down of Husbands Stirs Legal Debate

A Harper's Weekly summary remarks on a recently deceased New York woman leaving her husband to another woman in her will. It questions whether such a devise challenges male rights, urging prompt court testing of the legal principle and precedent.

New-York Weekly Tribune Union I New-York Tribune Farmer New York Harper’s Weekly

A Parson Praises Electric Bitters in Testimonial

Rev. C Budlong of Ashaway Rhode Island extols Electric Bitters as a dependable medicine. He says it cured jaundice and long liver troubles and praises its all-round effectiveness for liver kidneys and stomach issues. Sold for 50 cents with guaranteed satisfaction by O A Kleim and J H Mercer.

Rev. C Budlong Ashway R. I O. A. Kleim J. H. Mercer

Elastic Regret and Truth in a Changing Language

A reflective note from the Indianapolis News muses on regret as elastic, truth and error as twins, and wisdom with age. It suggests meanings shift as time passes and comments on how laurels and plums of success are now bought in bulk, diminishing their value.

Indianapolis News

Dr King’s New Life Pills at Tex. druggists

W P Whitehead of Kennedale Texas reports distressing head back and stomach pains and loss of appetite. After using Dr King’s New Life Pills he feels renewed. Pills claim infallible help for stomach and liver troubles. 25 cents at C A Klelm and J H Mercer’s drug store. September 3. 4w.

Dr. King W. P. Whitehead Kennedale Tex C. A. Klelm J. H. Mercer

Bishop Warren to Tour India and Philippines for a Year

Bishop Henry W. Warren of the Methodist church will depart Denver in October for a year long tour of India and the Philippines. The trip is part of church duties and mission outreach. Subscribe for the Republican.

Henry W. Warren Methodist Church Denver India Philippines

Bird Shot For Tiger Disease Warned Against

An old health ad warns against hunting tuberculosis with weak remedies. It calls consumption a stealthy killer and urges Scott's Emulsion as a strong preventive and curative aid. The ad claims the product toughens lungs and sustains strength during illness and offers a free sample and purchase details.

Scott

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