Business Conditions and May Crop Report Anticipation
The piece surveys monetary and crop outlooks with May 7 government crop report awaited. It notes mixed signals in trade, slow manufacturing, cotton goods selling pressure, quiet wool markets, easing sugar prices, and generally easier provisions while labor issues edge toward resolution. Wall Street bets on political influence shaping the Republican nomination dynamics.
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Wliznant
Hoston
Tate
London
England
Health Officer Powell Leads City Cleanup Effort
Health Officer William Powell visits alleys and back lots this week addressing nuisances. He urges property owners and tenants to cooperate, reporting marked improvements as debris and bonfires are reduced. Powell’s drive aims to uplift overall city conditions and deter careless behavior.
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Heath
William Powell
Powell
Powel
Arcade Hotel in Erie Sold for 40000 to T H Cogswell
The Arcade Hotel and restaurant on State Street Erie was sold yesterday for 40000 to T H Cogswell, owner of a nearby motel. The deal excludes the building life and transfer of mortgage, with court actions postponed until month end.
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MRE Bele
Arcade
Beer
Neubaieren
T. H. Cogswell
Fischer
Nth
Anid
Guar MenKe
Pra
Split Log Drag Proves Worth in Venauco County Roads
Veteran farmer J J Alcorn near Gresham west of Titusville has long repaired dirt roads using a split log drag. This season he works with a teal to harden and smooth the surface, creating a road that withstands traffic and rainfall. The method gains praise from Ohio Farmer and Farm Journal for its effectiveness and durability.
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Titusville
J. J. Alcorn
Venauko County
Mr. Alcorn
Bater Country
Gresham
Ohio Farmer
The
Farm Journal
Alcorn
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Nore
New School Code Changes Tax Collection and Payments
The new school code alters personal school tax, removing property status from payment rules. Tax collectors gain authority to collect from all residents, including nonproperty owners, with enforcement actions noted.
Hulings Election Expense Totals Released
General Wild J. Hulings campaign expense record shows he spent 1509.32 with 275 dollars personally funded and 75 dollars from W McClion treasurer plus 200 from John M. Reed. Items include postage 652.07 printing 240.05 clerks 160.08 office expenses 45.7 announcements 401.70 personal expenses 410 workers 08.
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Franklin
Apell
Wild J. Hulings
Dan- Kredh
Gonsari
W. McCion
John MM. Reed
Stony Indien
Ofca
Franklin Man Killed in Kansas Cyclone News
A telegram from Sedan Kansas reports Joseph S Borland a former Franklin resident was killed in a cyclone near Sedan on Thursday. He was 39 and leaves a wife three children and several siblings Mrs Jonnie Jonson of Venango was his wife’s name. He had been in Franklin only five weeks ago.
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Sedan
Kun
Joseph
Borland
Hoe
Kanasas
Oklahowm Inc
wWichita
Kan
Pipers
Worland
Venango Yards
Jonnie Jonson
Tenis Borland
Venango
Slatera
H. E
J. He Bors Lund
Olive Mealy
Rm. Albert Scott
Nelson
Olnopalts
Horland
Luviniann
Alderman Faces Trespassing Fee Debate at County Meeting
County officials consider charging trespassers a fine up to ten dollars with a one day sentence for each unpaid dollar as alderman proposes. Commissioners fear heavy expense and may seek to remove prisoners confined illegally, while a judge may order releases. debate centers on who pays for housing and enforcement.
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Bastili
Chin LonnNisslones
Jal
Ti Bherdl Moony
Hyde Bensaiy
Ana
Damaged Lakefront Piers Reported After Storm
Ten days of high winds and heavy lake water caused major damage at Chautauqua Lake with several piers in Celoron Greenhurst Lakewood and Sheldon wrecked. Replacement costs run into thousands of dollars and ice protection structures are compromised.
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Chawtauqua Tuke
Celoréy
Greenhurst
Lakewood
Sheldon
Broadhead
Ure
C. W. Grove
Inquest Held Over Hall Death at State Hospital
An inquest in Warren reviewed the 1912 death of Eugene Hall at the State Hospital for the Insane in North Warren. It found Jacob Comach killed Hall with a stab wound while both were patients, and recommended moving criminally insane patients from the hospital. The coroner’s jury urged safer ward care and legal action as needed.
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Wwe
Jacot Conkell
White
Anne
Tolowse
Buen Hilt
Eugene Hall
Hental
Ald Hospital
Jamestown to Get a New Depot
Albany reports public works in Jamestown to eliminate grade crossings at Samwo Malo Second and Triticuts streets via subway and lowered crossings. A new elevated station will rise about four feet above Pier street level, with four main tracks and upgraded retaining walls, under a plan approved by the Public Service Commission and Hela Rath Feud.
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Albany
Frank W. Blevane
Public Service Commission
W. J.harn. Tuan
Samwo
Malo
Putile Service
Commisnion
Bra
Tmrat
Suillon
Never Such a Remedy for Piles and Skincare
An early 20th century advertisement touts San Cura Ointment as a universal cure for piles and skin ailments. It claims rapid healing of fissures, sores, eczema, and rashes, promising permanent relief and urging purchase through Thompson Modled Co inJeannville PA.
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N. P. Amos & Col
Downey
Thompson
Sunday Dinner Menu at the Palm
A menu listing a Sunday dinner with chicken salad rooster roast lamb with brown gravy roast lamb or roast chicken macaroni and cheese Waldorf salad mashed and rolled potatoes lettuce apple fruit orange pie strawberry shortcake vanilla ice cream tea coffee milk 29 items .
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Antony
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Wilson
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Royal Baking Powder
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Venango Co
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Erie Railroad
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Bell
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