Prosperity and Crime in Pike County Observation
Philosophers note aims of utopia and link prosperity with crime absence. In Pike County Pennsylvania reports claim two years without a jury trial, no court calendar cases, no debt, and a healthy treasury. The piece suggests studying why lack of crime and government costs correlate with prosperity.
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Sir
Thomas More
More
Pennsylvania
Pike
Fike County
Pike County
Higgins Best Ever Sweet Peas Featured in Paper Notice
A notice highlights the famous Sweet Peas of Hagar A. Higging known across the country for beautiful varieties. Higgins, a longtime judge at fairs, has won numerous prizes in competitive trials and shares his cultivated collection with patrons seeking his expert floriculture.
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Hagar A. Higging
Higgins
Heey
Leipsic Fur Trade Leads to Mason City Masonic Meeting
Seven commanderies represented at a Mason City gathering last evening. John P. Drought of the Drought fur house announced a shipment worth about 125000 dollars to New York with plans for Drought to supervise loading there. Notable attendees included Rose City No. 58 Titusville and Jamestown Commandery members, along with Erie and Columbus Ohio delegates. The event included toasts and a social session that extended into early morning as members returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Drought
Order of Temple and Malta
New York
John P. Drought
New York City
Biz Biepale
Drought Company
Drought
Nie~ Travolis
Drought Concern
Droughty
United States
Clarence Commandery
Bie
Order of the Temple
RoseCroit
Titusville
Dr. Spicer
Dr. Hazen
Lewis Rickey
Harry Spitler
J. T. Hewes
Warren Commandery
William ¥. Bennett
I. H. Mott
W. R. Schellhammer
C. A. Wheelock
Jamestown Commandery
Frank W. Palmetter
B. W. Bullock
Andrew W. White
James B. Gilberds
Lewis J. Harter
H. D. Wheeler
Mount Olivet
Erie
Walter C. Parley
Franklin
J. 8. McEwen
Mt. Vernon
Columbus
Ohio
R. W.taylor
Funeral of Mrs Perkins in Tisville
The remains of Mrs Byron Perkins, former resident of this section, died after an operation at Corry hospital. The body arrived by Pennsylvania Railroad before dawn yesterday, accompanied by Mr Perkins and Mrs A W Williams. Rev C H Wallace of Corry led the Baptist services at the First Baptist church. Miss May Smith and Guy Hateon sang. Burial was in Union Cemetery with pallbearers Thaddeus and Joseph Perkins and Guy and Andrew Watson.
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Tisville Herald
Byron Perkins
Corry
Pennsylvania Railroad
Perkins
Awa. Williams
First Baptist Church
C. H. Wallace
May Smith
Guy Hateon
Silas Kerr
Mr. Perkins
Waterprise Road
Union Cemetery
Messrs
Tye
Thaddeus
Joseph Perkins
Guy and
Andrew Watson
Develop Big Oil Tract Near Corry By J J Ressler
J J Ressler secured an option on twelve to fourteen hundred seven acres of land within twenty miles of Corry. He plans to organize a company to develop the oil field after surface tests show twenty four feet of oil bearing sand. Believers expect ready capital and profit as crude prices rise.
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J. J. Ressler
Corry
The Girl and the Outlaw at Library Theater
The management notes Bert Moaher's The Girl and the Outlaw received full approval and promises a straightforward. well cast production with wholesome comedy and sincere sentiment. The show opens Monday evening February 24 for one night only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Moaher
Tia Hie
Fire at boarding house on West Pleasant Street
Shortly after one this morning a fire was found in a boarding house run by Michael Farrell at 1827 West Pleasant Street. Alarm came from box 44. The fire started in a clothes closet under the stairs, likely from a lit match. Firemen arrived quickly and extinguished the blaze with chemicals, causing little damage.
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Michael Farrel
West Pleasant Street
Baby Carriage Safety and Oak Frames Pricing
Do not keep your baby strapped in one position in a carrage or chair. Yard offers protected indoor use in winter and outdoor use in summer. Cribs measure 3 by 3 feet up to 3 by 5 feet 8 inches and 22 inches high, collapsible to 6 by 37 inches. No. 1 Oak plain hinges, No. 2 Selected Oak plain hinges, No. 3 Selected Oak nickeled hinges priced at 6.00 7.50 10.00.
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Corry Evening Journal
Traction Building
Center Street
Lahearors
Peg
Manowar
Hubrid
Sea Lias
General
Chicago
United Press
Pias
Knighta
Dr. Chase
Ing
the Girl and the
Washington
Sam Jacobson & On & Co
The
Barlow Hardware Co
Snij
New Yorke Knife Company
Wiss
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