Advertising Rates and Weather Notes in 1900s Column
The text records advertising rate details and a weather forecast tone describing a cold wave. It notes a Saturday snow flankes, brisk northwesterly winds, and mentions advertising deadlines. Included are scattered items about Armour earnings, county politics, and a humorous snippet on a cat delivery request.
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Golder
Case Farms Sold in French Creek Estate Purchase
Horace O. Lawen of Buffalo purchased the Henry R. Case estate in French Creek from administrator Richard O'Brien. The private sale is believed to exceed $50,000. The estate covers several acres with 150 acres of timber, two saw mills, a shingle mill, a blacksmith shop, a butter and cheese factory, and three dwellings.
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Buffalo
Horace O. Lawen
Henry R. Case
French Creek
Richard O'Brien
Cold wave averts flood threat across region
The Herald reports a January thaw raised fears of floods as warm rain swelled streams from Corry to Spartansburg. A cold front arrived to ease danger, though many towns along creeks faced high water, flooded roads, and anxious residents watching rising levels.
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Corry
Titusville
Here
Spartansburg
Centerville
Tee
Mystic Park
Dake
Pennsylvania
Little Ol Creek
Hugh
Mine Creek
Dank
Arrest of John Noegel in Cleveland After Pay Letter Plot
John Noegel alias John Tranda ver was arrested in Cleveland at the post office yesterday afternoon. He was wanted for the assault on John Munion, a Hungarian man, at the corner of East Eleventh and Pennsylvania Avenue last Sunday night. Detected by Cleveland detectives while seeking a pay letter from Lovell Manufacturing Co. of Erie, he was observed awaiting delivery and captured after authorities wired in. The case involved a scheme to retrieve salary due from Erie sources.
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John Noegel
John Trandaver
John Munion
East Eleventh
Pennsylvania Avenue
Clevead
Uck
Lovell Sanufacturious Co
Cleveland
Waggoner
Eric Dispateh
Nutting Calendar Promises Planting of Joyful Fishing Memories
William Nutting, president of the Youngaville mine in Warren County, provokes a local fundraiser calendar featuring a half tone portrait of Nutting with brook trout. The calendar highlights his Shriner and business circle, aiming to memorialize the year with a practical, worthwhile keepsake amid communities’ social ties.
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Youngaville
Williaw Nutting
Warren County
Elwim
Derttok
Installation of Officers at Home Protection Lodge
The Home Protection Lodge will install officers on Monday night January 2. Officers listed include P Pres Wales Pres JC, Mrs. EB Jane Stevens Vice President, Mrs. Frances Davidson Chaplain, Mrs. Lucinda Crapser Hine Secretary, Mrs. Olive Goring Assistant, Mrs. Hattle Hurd Treasurer, Miss Hillzabeth Carlburg Pianist, Miss Myra Crapser Herald, Mrs. Tharrow J. G. Dana Olds O. G., W. R. Olds. Also note the Home Protection Supreme Lodge meeting and Annual Supreme Banquet on January 1. All members are urged to attend.
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Home Protection Lodge
Yon P. Pres
Wales
Jane Stevens
V. Pres
Frances Davidson
Lucinda Crapser Hine
Olive Goring
Hattle Hurd
Treas
Hillzabeth Carlburg
Myra Crapser
Herald
Tharrow J. G
Dana Olds
W. R. Oldson
Home Protection Supreme Lodge
Matinee at Lyric Promises Toys and 5 Cent Pictures
The Lyric hosts a matinee tomorrow from 3 to 5 offering a fanny toy for Everyboy and gtr. Pictures are available for 5 cents.
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Everyboy
Gtr
Lyric
Raels
Fastest Game of the Season Promises High-Scoring Battle
A large crowd watched the All-Corry team coast to a 54 to 18 victory over Union City. Crippen Downey and Guignon led Corry with sharp shooting and fast, coordinated plays. The rout followed a tight 18 to 11 first half as Corry’s new lineup showcased speed and defense before many soon-departing players head to their respective schools.
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All-Corry
Union City
Corry
Crippen
Paul Downey
University of Pittsburg
Downey
Joe Gulgn
Case School
Gaston Hall
Lon Tourdot
of P
Charles Crater
Darius
Corty
Dufon-City
Taber
Gorry
Guignon
Fourdet
sCraker
Caton
Kimball
Crnel
Corydon Man Under Arrest in Assault Case
Corydon police, with assistance from the assistant district attorney and the sheriff, arrested John H. McHachearn in Corydon for allegedly assaulting Nellie Wilcox last Saturday morning in Paleoner. He is imprisoned on an assault charge that may be upgraded after autopsy findings by Dr. Hazeltine and Dr. Scofield. Conductor Morehouse identified McHachearn as a man seen with the woman on the Just car to Falconer.
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Jamestown de
Atorney
J. Green
Gust Anderson
Sherif Anderson
James M. Quinlan
Police Department
John H. McHachearn
Corydon
Nellie Wilcox
Paleoner
Lavan Hazeltine
8. M. Scofield
Morehouse
Just
Falconer
McEbachanin
Elks Minstrels Promise a Fine Local Show
Elks minstrel preparations build toward a February performance by the local lodge. The Oll City Knights of Columbus donate a first-part stage setting for the Corry troupe, and many lodge members are expected to perform. The production aims to be one of the most complete minstrel shows attempted locally.
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Knights of Columbus
Corry Lodge
Focal Lodge of Bills
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