City and Vicinity News Briefs from 1912 Era
Local items report tax deadlines for September 1 1912 warnings in Corry and notices on rentals hats and corset factory work. State game commission forecasts abundant birds in Pennsylvanian counties with open seasons on blackbirds geese waterfowl and raccoons and no daily bag limits beginning January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold
N. Stone
Corry
Lake Columb
William Postlethwait
Olly Treas
Pennsys
Vania
Golpe
Came Commission
Balloon broke free during wind at Expoulation Park
A balloon named Prying Cloud broke from its moor at Expoulation Park during a Monday morning storm. It rose to about 1,000 feet, then descended and landed near S. A. Cook's farm a mile from the park as weather remained unsettled and a refill for Thurston’s balloon was cancelled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowlton’s
Frank Whiteley
Tronndttalitio
Honsday
Thurston
Expoultion Park
Uioy Hs
Fenrth
Cook
Moeadyille Rep
Meadeville Army Camp Plans And Local Trials
Readable text notes state the Allegheny College event on Tuesday September 7th, a meeting at Kane on September 18th, and payments due by Sept 20. It reports Meadville state armored camp plans, stock sale charges in a November trial, and the Pittsburg area funeral of George Hoyt aged 46. Also mentions Rabies fears, a P R R project at Night Cap, and Chautauqua Institution bond refinancing efforts totaling near 1000000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hoyt
Pittsburg
Wis
Warren
Oll Flelde
Jevok) Manufacturing Company
Iniany
Mac Aensly
Mattie Rieg
Warton
Boughton
Straighy
Oil City
Allasard
Perils of Navigation Near Henrys Bend Causes Injuries
High water at Henrys Bend caused a near drowning and a severe injury to a motorboat operator Tuesday afternoon. Merle Crouch of Oil City, an American Express agent, was swept overboard when a ferry pole wire broke. Ferryman Louis Reynolds rescued him. A second boaters, Louis Grafiani of Cleopolis, struck the wire, receiving a scalp wound. He was taken to a train and transported to Tionesta for surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry's Bend
Merle Crouch
Olt City
American Express Company
Lous Reynolds
Loui Grafiani
Cleopolis
Reward offered for Cinnamon and White Bull puppy
A $10 reward is offered for information about a Cinnamon and White Bull puppy with one blue eye named Betty. Last seen at Carnival grounds Saturday night. Contact Walter H. Ellis Junk Dealer at A Weiss, 250 Delaware Ave, or call Bell phone via W. Wayne.
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Betty
Carnival Grounds
Walter H. Eilis
A. Weiss
Delaware
W. Wayne
Bell
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Pennsylvania Railroad
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State College Times
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Chautauqua Institution
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