State Grange Convention At Erie This Week
Erie hosts the State Grange convention with plans for rural community service, medical access, pay as you go business, revision of election laws, and stronger forestry policies. The meeting revisits historic challenges and outlines an aggressive future program for agriculture and farm women.
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Erte
Brie
Morehhan
Meadville
Solon
Chiiel
Grange
Cary
Watt
State Forestry Department
Death claims J Lindstrom in Spartansburg area
John Lindstrom died at his Corry street home Saturday evening aged 82. Born July 22 1815 he was widely known in the area. He leaves a wife and one son. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 2 pm at the late home with Rev A Gibson officiating, Spartansburg cemetery interment.
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John Lindstrom
Corry
B.D
Azo
Mr. Lindstrom
A. Gibson
Spartanshurg
Spartansburg
Heir to 20000 Ends Life Near Jamestown
Norman B. Blatt, 19, who worked for Forbes Murphy Construction, was found hanged near Jamestown in a wood patch close to Adolphus Flits. The victim, who lived at 415 West Yerett Street, left an implied fortune of about 20000 had he lived two more years. His mother committed suicide years earlier and his family faced multiple deaths. Deputy Sheriff Garrity and Levi Amison with Coroner B. H. Miston investigated. Blatt is survived by his sister Mrs James Shaver of Robesonia.
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Jamestown
Adolphus Flits
Brewabure-Kennedy Hut
Noman B. Bisll
West Yerett Strein
Tulemner
Porbes Murphy Construction Company
Patani
Blatt
Robeson
Reading
Jefan Watts
Tls
Sher
Charles A. Garrity
Komuss
Vock
Levi B. Amison
Miston
Mes
Tames Shaver
Robesonia
Probe death from tetanus in Hamot Hospital case
Investigation continues into Michael Lay’s death following a left hand injury that reportedly occurred after an altercation at Muird Street. The detainee Laranoff was arrested November 27 on drunkenness charges and sustained a serious hand injury during police restraint, prompting hospital care on December 7.
Uncle Eben Faces Threats and Silence in Reform
A Washington Star report notes Eben nicknamed Old Satan is urged to quit threatening sinners as reform efforts wind down and a quieter pace is observed.
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Old Satan
Washington Star
Dairymen Hold Big Gathering Here Saturday
Local branch of the Dairymen's League met at the Municipal Building Saturday afternoon with district leaders speaking on milk producers issues. H H Marsh of Waterford reported on the Milwaukee meeting of the National Milk Producers Federation, and C A Boutelle of Jamestown spoke on district conditions. A brief A G I representative address preceded a business session and a musical program led by Frank Harvey. the gathering was praised as one of the most profitable in months. The notice also advertises for sale of seasoned wood at Otto Joy Corry Pa.
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Dairymen’s League
League
Rn Dairymen
H. H. Marsh
Waterford
Milwaukee
National Milk Producers” Federation
C. A. Boutelle
Jamestown
Boutelle
A.G.I. Pi
Frank Harvey
Kane Store Burglary Reported in City Cash Market Heist
The City Cash market at 885 Bayard Street was looted in a burglary discovered Saturday morning when Floyd Reid opened the store. Merchandise valued at 79 dollars disappeared, including sugar, cigarettes, nuts, candy, and baked goods, with the till left showing 23 cents. Police investigate as Max Faxstein offers a reward. authorities believe the thieves used a car and struck between 1 and 9 a.m. Saturday.
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Kane
Bayard Street
Floyd ‘Reid
Heen
Akon
Othe Place
Max Faxstein
Odd Fellows In Big Meeting Here Tonight
The Erie County Patriarchal League forms, planning a large gathering at Odd Fellows. A large turnout from across the county is expected for the first general meeting to confer the patriarchal degree on a class of candidates. The meeting begins at eight o clock.
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Frle County
Erle County
Odd Fellows
Erie County Patriarchal League
Large Grist Mill Burns At Hydetown
Fire destroyed a large grist mill near Hydetown owned by J Hutchinson. The blaze started around 1 o clock Sunday morning amid thirty tons of gluten feed. The Titusville fire department saved a nearby house but could not save the mill, total loss, 30 000 in damage. The mill had recently received 18000 in new equipment for electrical operation. Insurance covered about half the value.
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Uke Cenerville Station
J. ©. Hutchinson
Hydetown
Titusville
Explosion Rocks Jeannette Neighborhood Early Today
A blast hit the Bellano residence in Jeannette Pa injuring none of the Bellano family but causing partial wreckage nearby and shattering windows across the area. Police suspect a dynamite bomb planted beside the brick structure and collaborated with Greensburg authorities to investigate, with no immediate suspect named.
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Mannette
Jean
Bellona
Suite
Greensburg
Jeannette
Choir Members Victim of Sneak Thieves at Oil City
Two members of the West Baptist Church choir were robbed at Station WLEW in Oil City on a Sunday afternoon. Mrs Bruce Thomas lost 80 dollars from her coat and Mrs Pfeiffer 4 dollars from hers while the choir broadcast before the microphone. Police were notified and an investigation is ongoing though the thieves are not identified.
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Baptist Choir
Oil City
The
West Baptist Church
WLEW
Vle
Bruce Thomas
Mott Street
Tond Ma. FD
Pfelfrer
Pitth Avenue
Cory
Mike
Thomas
Pfeiffer
Oil Cuy
Wardship term clarity cited for Interi secret ary approval
The passage explains Wardship Noncompetisht as the protective status for an Indian whose property cannot be disposed of without consent from the secretary of the Interior. It clarifies that the term does not signify mental incompetency.
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Secretary of the Interior
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Erie
J. Lindstrom
Eben
Otto Joy
Hast Street
James Gould
Btu
Radiola
Crosley
Donald A. Stewart
East Main St
Corry, Pa
Mutual
Allen
Allen’s Parlor
Llen’s
Allen’s
E. Doane
Fitusville
United States Radiator Corporation
Cyrus McArthur
J. A. McArthur
P. O'Day
White Street
Sta
Merry ruGh
Phoenix Hosiery
Newhouse Shoe-House
N. Center St
Sses
Citizens National Bank
Sey
Slar
Lue
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