Local Rural News Highlights Family, Education, and Social Events
The rural page notes Albert Neckers will attend University of Michigan on a three hundred dollar scholarship. Prof Means and A B Liumpite praise a student’s abilities at Hope and Hilo State University. It also mentions births, marriages, and visits among residents of Maple Springs, Sherman, Mercedes, and Edinboro, with social gatherings at Maple Springs and Cuttings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
James Neckerx
Albert Neckers
Ape College
Michigan
Iit
Hilo State University
Urban
A. B Liumpite
Hope College
Ayerpe
Gabriel
Gabriel Way
Mary Warnstrogse
BL. Caflweh
Maple Springs
N.Y
Atheet Amink
Shershar
Oil Creek Road News Items and Personals
Vil Creek Road notes from April anecdotal items show residents visiting Corry and family events. Names include Mrs Bertha Miteliss, Mr and Mrs Tripp, Clayton Rownds, Allene Jones, Mr Hert Bacons, Evelyn Till, Mrs Ged Armitage, Miss Millie Weldon, and Mattia Whitteley. Local travel, visits, and family gatherings populate the week’s small community roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vil Creek Road
F Wilton
Earl
Belknap
Mel Weight
Corry
Aisa Sovih
Clayton Rownds
Corey
Frank Wilgox
Tripp
Tom Siding
Allene Jones
Hert Bacons
Gofimbuy
Evelyn Till
Ged
Armitage
Millie Weldon
Topent
Mattia Whitteley
Wileon
Piccadilla Hill News Jottings Brief Local Social Items
Piccadilla Hill notes visitors to Nellie Kite’s home and Mrs Wallace Powers in Stonerinit spin. Attendees at a Grange Hall birthday party in West Sprig include Mikeos Heese Schrader Minnie Madinox and Dora Niokun. Mentions of Mr Olmstedd’s eightieth, Jay, Mrs Mane Schrader and daughter. Margaret Pipe visiting. Alco Nickson waiting for his brother Christ N. Ruth Pas and Ruth Tee n visiting Mr and Mrs Jewell. Oscar Nielsen Norman Tampbell traveled to Union Vipy after days at Money Nucion. Mildred Goring of Curry spent time with Mrs Monard Madison Alfred Vandweaser of Cory visiting Fronte UMieib. Daugher Kather Berrluo returned home in Ttusyilt. Mes Wiavee and Byelen winitaps with Mrs Has.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madinox
Dora Niokun
West Sprig
Olmstedd
Jay
Mra
Mane Schrader
Daugister
Fatory
Margaret Pipe
Walter Piue Alco Nickson
Christ
Ruth
Mre 111
Jewell
Oscar Nielsen
Norman Tampbell
Union Vipy
Money Nucion
Mildred Goring
Curry
Mre Monard Madison
Alfred Vandweaser
Cory Iy Speed Wip
Aix Vaestion
Kather Berrluo
Mrv Ay
New York Produce Market Report April 10 Prices Mixed
Market notes show creamery products higher than expected with some dairy goods steady. Live poultry demand remains light while grains and flour hold steady. pork prices show modest firmness in the Middle West with varied advance and steady oats and cornmeal values.
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N. Y
Express
Ryorters Turks
Cebo
Canali
Manitoba
Shady City
Westerra
Irmer
Middle West
Icy Lake Trip Travel Warns of New York Routes
A damaged wartime style report notes hazardous Lake 3 Mile Line crossing at Chautauqua and poor highway conditions in New York State. It highlights weather impacts from a windy weekend, closures along mid region routes, and lingering dangers on Forsyth and Sheridan to Silver Creek corridor.
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Chautauqua
V York
Fils
Ennislvanka
Tryrom
Enet
Foryth Crossing
Sherdan
Silver Croek
Cause of Piles and Remedies Proclaimed by Ames & Co
Fragmentary 19th century ad copy describes a medical claim by Dr Leynhardt and Ames & Co promising a remedy for piles. The text hints at internal causes and operations, urging readers to seek a product named Devil Water and to remove the cause, with unclear procedural details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leynhardt
Ames & Co. Viel iv
Man postpones his funeral and claims miracle cure
An elderly man long bedridden by stomach and liver troubles writes of delaying his funeral after taking Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. He asserts three doses cured him, claiming the prepitation removes intestinal inflammation and relieves ailments from appendicitis to digestion. Sold by James O. Condra and druggists nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
James O. Condra
Ady
Table Oil Cloth and Household Goods Sale Highlights
Readable items from a sale listing include oil cloth tables priced at 29 cents per yard, Bloomers, muslin skirts, camisoles, children's gowns, chemises, satin cambric outfits, and ready to hang curtains. Prices range from under a dollar to about $1.48, with multiple colors and sizes noted.
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Clymer, N. Y
Mist Marian Wondlain Isnendinge
Yai
Tie Gly
NJ Faverett
Bina Nellnap
Mert Newhouve
Maurice Bellenap
Mae Young
Mex Chai Hodgox
Mofiwke
Curie Dutton
Theo Halliston
Cady
Sherman
Mmirviy
Aun Mire
Po McCray
Claude 1
Melray
Mayme Burney
Buth
Mercedes
Palit
Berth ‘Tewithte
Str
Udy
Bute
Misstielen ‘Tewinkle
Edinboro
Oil Creek Road
Piccadilla Hill
Piccadilla
Saunders
Atrs
Nellie Kite
Wallace Powers
Mikeos Heese Schrader
Eeeu
Chautint
Macyilleyas
Man
Phonograph
Anite Porvessiy
Vai
Howden
Gor
Oplor
Salis Ar Niles
Bloomers
Jane Sives
Ouriprice
Misson
Bowery
House of Bargains
Union Alls Boys
Yepeevil
Unionalls Soweriat
Andy Raitrondery
Spay Haze
Hargain
Arice
Jackers
Amateu
Abe
Everett
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