Hazardous Hazelhurst Fire Roars Through Plant
A early February blaze engulfed the Bern ey fond Bolte company plant in Hazelhurst destroying run in buildings and three engines. Firefighters fought to save the facility as hydrants froze and water supply failed. About 75 to 100 workers were displaced and stock and tools suffered heavy losses with only partial salvage. The origin and owner identities remain uncertain while authorities investigate the cause and cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berney Fond Bolte
Pridng Afb
Hazlehurst
James
Tvere
Trogen
Glen
Bheing
Bheing Moved, Was Within Reach of the Yurnies and Way Deakroyed
Musterole advertised as versatile relief for many ailments
Musterole, a clean white mustard oil ointment, claims to ease sore throats, bronchitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, and aches. It promises faster comfort than mustard plasters and is recommended by many doctors and nurses for various pains and inflammatory conditions.
Letters of Administration Granted in Warren County Pa
William Pfeiffer of Columbus township Warren county Pa deceased has letters of administration granted to the undersigned. Notice is given to all persons indebted to the estate to make immediate payment and those having claims will present them promptly to the undersigned for settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pfeiffer
Columbus
Warren County
Fuaterlemont
Try This To Banish All Rheumatic Pain
A dated ad-like fragment promotes Rhemin pain relief by claiming rapid joint and muscle comfort. It asserts a 800 cent bottle guarantees results and offers money back if relief is not achieved, with N. F. Amog and Co. listed as suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feppie
Ttauma
Rhelina Acta
N. F. Amog and
Concord Feb 11 McCray visit and local notices
Concord residents report Joaiah McCray former resident arriving to visit relatives while his brother votes on future location. Local events include church services canceled by weather, a picnic planned by McCray Ladies Aid, obituaries for Mrs Mary Webb and Mrs Helen Baker, and community notes on telegraph line work, a farmer’s loss, and church interments at Woodlawn and Evergreen.
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Concord
Mtr
Joaiah McCray
Plice
Dronoco
Witin
Viall
H. H. McCray
Pine
Minn
Lyle Cummings
Arthur and
Pavilne
Ray Pyrsonn
Crevtmont
West Virgins
J. A. Johnson
Teast
D. J. Wilson
McCray
Dorothy Chaffee
Watts
Bell Telephone Company
Lovells
Coree
Long
Idinboro
Liem
MG. Gates
Molise Webb
William Johnson
Mary Webh Baker
Woodlawn
Helen Baker
Erie County
New York
Jacob Tukesbury
Rev
Garnett
Thedday
Mt Ilvergreen
Union City
Mtns
Lavern Webb
Ralph Baker
Better Than Calomel Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Ad
An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a substitute for calomel. It claims they are gentle on the liver and teeth, fix constipation and dullness, and avoid calomel’s harsh after effects. The copy urges readers to use Olive Tablets for headaches and low energy, sold in a 25 cent box by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Express probe on penny ext extensive arrests in express thefts
Police and Adams Express investigators widen a nationwide probe into thefts from express packages. Charles F Glavin and BR Baker, among others, are linked to pilfering as detectives trace shipments between Philadelphia and Delaware. The crackdown targets petty thefts, with whiskey cigars and other valuable items among the missing goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kote Ty
Adame Express Company
Uhetls
Hugy
Goeral
Adam C
Ompany
Hay
David Mackensteinle
Hla
Kane
Charles F. Glavin
Phiadelphia Anri
Laurel
Delaware
Express Company
Hays
Mino
Express
Orte
Tiannelor Hagy
Adams
Social Notes From Columbus County A Busy Weekend
Columbus County society members hosted and visited across Corry and nearby towns. Guests included Mrs Leon Hat entertained by Art tii of Corgy and Lula Schram ling. Mr and Mrs Leon Wyn and Warren were Sunday guests of Frank Gordo. Mr and Mrs Wilt Messenger and Mr and Mrs Chaploe Dodd attended. Mrs Parker and son returned from Corry. Mrs Charles Raymond noted as visiting. The North Columbus County Club gathered with Arthur Bedhe. weather was cold yet about forty attendees. Key visits included Mrs Higa Watton and Mrs Otte Pry with Mrs Marsh in Corry. Christian Science lecture attended in Corry. Mrs Hinckley of Brie visited daughter Mrs Polley. Mrs N B Dewey returned from Corry. Dr Meats traveled to Off City. measles reported among Frybinek tenants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Reb
Leon Hat
Art Tii
Corgy
Lula Schramling
Joe Hudson
Onitdron Havi al Bonih
Crippe
Leon Wyn Ab Warren
Hyer Bumlay
Prank Gordo
Wilt Messenger
Chaploe Dodd
Alj
Nellia Plone
Parker
Bile
Charles Raymond
Corry
Otte Pry
Unclear Fragment Sparks Hidden Household Mystery
A fragmented OCR passage describes a house with a second floor hive and goats on lower floors. Winter tightens up and holes open in the Moor to admit heat or gurrum from animals. The text mixes garbled words and possible names, hinting at a domestic arrangement and an electrical solution, but the exact events remain obscured.
Unclear text fragment with scattered phrases and names
The readable content is highly garbled with fragments like Whiteley and Capone and stray terms. No coherent event, person, or date is identifiable to form a factual news card.
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Isralil
The
First National Bank
Alaska
Hersheys
HTV
Swifts
Lincoln
Quality Cash Stores, Inc
C. Thomas
Studebaker
Pulman
Walter H. Merrick
Hazelhurst
Eise
Musterole
Jay
Rickerson
Don FP. Smith
Main St
Bell Phone
Union Phone Lab
Ream & York
Dr. Edwards
Winifred M. Mertz
D.R. U, Corsetiere
Penny
Huld
Sri
John Waol
Len
Hawaii
Leo Avery
Khim
Goring Altoray
Corie
Arne Atin
Cootray von Buclen Tajow
Clive Aherenity
Linowilles
John M. Wekeman
Whiteley
Stan Hranedy & Matl
Oxey, Pa
Oil City Trust Co
Oil City, Pa
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