Bradford Man Plans Game and Fish Preserve
Clayton G. Dorn of McKean County plans a vast private game and fish preserve in Pennsylvania. He has secured about 1,200 acres along Fuller Brook, near Nusbaum's former chemical works, with two caretaker quarters, a new road, and reforestation of 20,000 trees to stock wildlife and fish.
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Clayton G. Dorn
McKean County
Bradford
Jan
Pennsylvania
Fuller Broete
Tone Creek
Nusbaum
Fuller Bronk
Dorn
Tony Éines
Financial News Briefs from 1928 Stock and Oil Updates
Total 1928 steel ingot output reached 50,260,000 tons, a new peak, vs 43,776,717 in 1927 and 46,936,205 in 1920. December daily average was 160,617 tons, vs 163,822 previous month and 122,194 in December 1927. National Toa Company plans a four for one stock split with a one for ten pre-split add-on at 250 dollars. Domestic crude oil output for the week ended rose by 10,000 barrels to 4,596,200, per the American Petroleum Institute. Atchison ordered 500 refrigerator cars from Pullman and 2 house cars from American Car & Foundry.
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United Press
American Tron & Steel Institute
National Toa Company
American Petroleum Institute
Fifth Death From Westfield Poison Incident
Trip, Jan. 9 The fifth death from poison believed to be in home canned beans served at a Westfield New York Christmas dinner occurred at a hospital here last night. The victim was Sam Dina, 11, son of Mrs Sunita Dina, at whose home the dinner was held, and who was among five dead. Thirteen of the thirty guests were stricken and nine were brought to the hospital. By Monday all but two, Sam Dina and Joseph Miele, had been discharged. Nine released patients, Cosmo Grizzinti, returned to the institution after a relapse. The boy who died last night lost his eyesight and speech. Botulle poison was described as a substance common in canned goods. Its effect was similar to tetanus.
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Westfield
Sam Dima
Sunita Dina
Mel
Sam
Ding
Joseph Miele
Cosmo Grizzinti
A. W. Alcorn
Edinboro
Guy Ford
Little Zorley
O. A. Moratt
Artie Munsee
Berard Green
Wayne Wilson
Wilson
John Pratt
Robert Stevens
Herold Rice
Erie
New Year's
Clinton Warner
Norman
Jamestown N
Charles Warner
New York
King George Shows Quiet Progress After Night Update
Buckingham Palace released a 12:25 a.m. bulletin saying King George passed a fair night with no change in his coalition and improving condition. Earlier bulletins noted a quiet day and steady progress toward recovery, easing imperial tension though doctors cautioned remaining danger.
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King George
United Press
London
Dan
Buckingham Palace
George
Stanley Hewett
Dawson
Penn
British Empire
Funeral of Grand Duke Nicholas Held in Cannes
Funeral services for Grand Duke Nicholas, leader of the Czarist restoration movement, were to be held at the Russian church in Cannes. The grand duke's gemsins were brought yesterday escorted by family members, intimate friends, and numerous Russian exiles who had gone to Antibes after word of his death Saturday.
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United Press
Cannes
France
State Hatchery News Notes Highlights Local Events
State Hatchery notes cover a string of community items and misfortunes. Florence Joy’s accident at the senior high school is noted, while relatives travel for family matters. A W Alcorn returns from Edinboro to care for a ill grandson, and New Year visits occur among local families. Inquiries about Norman Warner and others recur as residents manage health and schooling.
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Florence Joy
Will Ross
Bimba
Jan
No Increases Planned for Erie County Workers
Erie county salary board will meet at 10 a.m. Wednesday to elect a new chairman and set salaries for all county employees. Most requested increases likely will be relaxed due to tight finances. Harvey Willis, county controller, serves as chairman and a county commissioner may be chosen to succeed him. In other news, an old wave brings snow to the Midwest after rain tonight, with snow expected by morning across multiple states. Dr Husted, visiting Uniontown relatives, arrived today.
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Erip
Erie County
Bowrd
Becausd
Court House
Stayas
Harvey Willis
Chicago
Middle West
Hols
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Missouri
Kansas
Iowa
Dakotas
Nebraska
Fire destroys farm home. widow dies after blaze
Shock and flames engulf the L Seymour farm home in Stockton Township. Eva May Willover, 88, perished soon after collapsing from burns. Lucy Willever suffered severe facial burns. the family lost all belongings. Fred Willover and Alyith Willover were away in the woods. the fire started in the kitchen chimney. The incident left the house and nine rooms burned with no insurance.
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Stockton
Jam
L. Seymour
Eva May Willover
Willaver
Lucy Willever
Pang
Fred Willover
Alyith
Willover
Gebsolme Itivles
Wis
Large hotel destroyed in Gaines blaze near Roosevelt high Way
A fire torn through Gaines destroying the hotel and 12 other structures including four dwellings and eleven outbuildings. The loss is estimated at 35000 dollars. Rachel Ross, 40, an employee, died in the blaze and was hospitalized after suffering severe burns.
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Wallsbohg
Aan. S
the Gaines
Gaines
Roosevelt High
Rachel Ross
Thi Blossburg
Kispital
Classified Advertisements Policy and Instructions
The notice outlines how to place classified ads for home, office, farm, or personal needs and explains pricing, editor rights, error handling, and refunds. It emphasizes timely, careful reading of ads, standard journal style, and a one cent per word charge per insertion with adjustments for multiple insertions.
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All_gas
AOL
Cie
Youth Admits Dual Slaying Involving Osers Farm
A 18 year old, John Blasco, testified that Eddie Kaltenbaugh admitted killing Mrs. Oser at the Osers farm near New Castle. Kaltenbaugh allegedly entered the kitchen took a rifle, shot Mrs. Oser, dragged her body behind the garage, beat it with stones, searched for money, fled to Massillon then to Youngstown and Pennsylvania before being traced by police.
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Btrs
Ose
Harold
Kaltenbaugh
Grove City
New Castle
Enenbaugh
John Blasco
Oser Farm
Blasco
Osers
Ozers
Kuttenbaugh
Eddie
Cane Fulton
Kultenbaughs
Hitery
Oser
Mille House
Alm
Fred
Osen
Massillon
Youngstown
Pennsylvania
Buller
S. J. Restore
Festore
Missing Bride Lydia Carrell Shocks Cincinnati
In Cincinnati Ohio, Lydia Lester Carrell a 21 year old new bride disappeared after entering a car at Union Station. Chauffeur reports a note said her grandmother arrived from Pennsylvania needed help. Husband notes possible rival suitor involvement amid mystery and rumors.
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Cincinnati
Tan
Tony
Lydia Lester Carrell
Tuxicity
Miss. Caddell
Norrietown
Pennsylvania
Union Station
Caddell
Philadelphia
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E.E. Guignon
Husted
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Starr Granite
Corry Granite & Marble Works
Findley Glease
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West Main St
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Tronica
Boston
St. Bas
Royce Refining
Royer Paint Co
Clevland
Fordson Tractor
Levi Patterson
Franklin St
Mies Fuller
H. S. Sitler
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Weat
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