Hog cholera talks spark nationwide interest and warnings
A Farm and Field article series from Springfield Ohio examines hog cholera with root causes and public value for producers. It notes the shocking 1913 loss of meat for American families and argues for prudent measures amid a period of anticipated prosperity, referencing political and tariff debates and Christmas-related court actions in Arizona.
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Farm and Phealde
National Farm Paper
Springfield
Ohio
United States
Westfield Murderer Arrested in Jamestown Charge
Jamestown police arrested Bonnyturo in Brooklyn Square after Sheriff A. Anderson identified him from a photo. The Italian suspect, age 18, is held in Mayville County Jail for a hearing on the murder of James Saccamano, who was found dead with a bullet wound in Westfield Saturday night. Evidence linked to a card game dispute led to the capture as investigators pursued multiple leads and witnesses.
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Jamestown
Saignton Honayateo
Sioon
A. Anderson
Brooklyn Square
Belue
Mayville County
James Saccamano
Weilticla
Shariff Anderson
Bouaytiro
Dr. Hunt
Pelvin
Mayville
Bonnyture
Westfield
Anderson
Oticer i
William 8
Stearna
Auderson
Stearnshye Veun
Wiliam EB. Hopper
Cnes
Olio
J. J. Penderfast
Weatfield
Stearn
James Uccamano
Hovarturo
Saccamano
Saccamand
Bonaviura
Sherif
Honmvura
Shota
Thin Bay
Wan
Mikeness
Bonayutro
Allen
Jamestown Street
Willard Street
Bonnyturo
Allentreet
Hallan
Boston Post fragment hints at social woes and family strain
A mangled excerpt from the Boston Post hints at household stress and economic worry. Faint phrases reference a wife and children amid shifting duties and burdens, signaling a troubling domestic snapshot.
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Boston Post
Poultry Show Contest Offers Prizes for Boys and Girls
A local contest offers a $5 prize to the boy who sells the most Black Cochin Bantams and a $3 prize to the seller of the second most birds. Tickets available at Durham's Drug Store. displays at the same location. Chairman G. I. Simmons urges participation.
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Ar Gtr
Rlowen
Mr. Shomban
Durham
Durhion
Will Do Custom Sawing Opens Near Clymer Mill
Will Do Custom Sawing announces operation at the Kep- Hel shw mit near Clymer. John Miler at the mill will designate download signage and provide information to customers about the new custom sawing service.
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Ht Pitt
Mit
Clymer
John Miler
Pan edt at home Bread butter voffen alah of Downy
A garbled street cry advertises bread and butter at ten ante from a shop named BAGMONNMA'S dated 1865 Mam Bt.
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Bagmonnma’s
Held Up in Erie Robbery Report
Brie, Po December 24 a man described as Hoy Stolts of 685 1 2 West Seventh Street was robbed near Eleventh and Sassafras as he walked to work at Interurban Lines on Peach Street. He fought the robber who took a bag of change worth about 25 to 40 dollars and struck him with a weapon before fleeing eastward. Stoltz, who reported to police, gave a description. detectives are on the case. The stolen money was daily receipts from freight bill collections.
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Brie
White
Eleventh
Sassafras
Stolts
Ha Thin
Stoltx
Atrack
Stoltz
Eleventh Street
Ines
Peach Street
Thirteenth
Fourteenth
Chiat
Benwe
Northi- Western Traction Company
Stoltt Tll
Market Report and Buffalo Livestock Prices Decline
The market report details grain prices for No 2 white and yellow wheat, No 2 yellow corn, and butter, eggs, and potatoes. It lists Buffalo livestock figures for shipping steers, cows, and lambs, with prices for various grades, plus Buffalo hay values. A British officer Sir Montague Aubrey Rowley Cholmeley, a Grenadier Guards veteran, was killed in action in December.
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Etat Buffalo
London
Sir Montague Audrey Rowley Cholmeley
Tosasa
Former Corryites Wed Former Corryites in Roy Wedding
Former Corry residents Mabel Wilsnborn West daughter of Mr and Mrs Tmes In Worl and Lewis O Tenney of Detroit Michigan were married Saturday at 1 o clock at the bride‑s home 320 Crossman Street Roy The ceremony was by Charles T Shaw pastor of the First Presbyterian Church now of Grave land Ohio Guests from out of town included Mrs M E Tenney Detroit Mrs Thomas Hughes New York City Mrs Elizabeth J Steele and others The couple will reside at 278 St Paul Avenue Detroit after January 15 with many Corry friends wishing them happiness
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Mabel Wilsnborn West
Mra
Tmes
Worl
Lewis O. Tenney
Detroit
Michigan
Crossman Street
Roy
Charles T. Shaw
First Presbyterian
Houlevard Presbyterian Church
Graveland
Oho
Isles of the Valley
Thors
John G. Anderson
Tenney
Gadlline
Mabel ‘Tenney
Buffalo
John P. Shreve
Union City
M. J. Smith
R. G. Lindsley
Morencs
Grey Aiiter
Corry
Pac
Charles
T. Shaw
Cleveland
Tamieatown Morning Post
Arrests for illegal sale of liquor follow city case
Franklin Pennsylvania reports a series of liquor violations. Mrs Jamie Richmond of Oil City is jailed to serve four months on liquor sale counts after pleading to the charge at the November term. A Bathday night raid on a small store uncovered poker players. Judge Crile Wellhaar ordered the woman held pending appeal, with her 16 year old daughter expected to run the shop. Edward Stytler and J W Khion faced charges for operating a tavern without license. Stabler posted 600 bond, Khien 1000 bond. Witnesses testified to sales at 40 cents per half pint and gambling in the defendant’s establishment. both men await further court action.
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Franklin
Jamie Richmond
Oil City
Crile Wellhwa
Criswell
McCracken O
Ponalow
Jalalmont
Edward Stytler
J. W. Khion
Yan
Stabler
J. W. Khten
Bullara
Bycamore
Khien
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Corry Evening Journal
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Secoud
Aotiers Nwa
Lungrth Milaimum
la Lige
Thenner
Schwab
Mghtari
Tava
M Damoeratle
Meniville Messenger
Dojierly
Ube
Jamestown Journal
Arizona
Galland
G.I Simmons
Ndawid
Erie
Market Report
Merkel
New Timothy
He Remedy Co
Fred NY
Nile
Thomas Dowvey
Ady
Mabel E. West
Lewis C. Tenney
Greater Erie
New Mayer Bldg
DR. D. Padoll
Traction Huilding
Corry, Pa
Simeons
Gro. H. Rogers
Ives
Genius Bissel
Barlow Hardware Company
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