Klan Orders Kane Man To Leave Town
Kane resident Abrams receives a threatening Ku Klux Klan letter mailed from Kane post office demanding his family leave town within sixty days. Local officials and citizens react amid rumors of Klan activity, and Abrams seeks to trace the anonymous author with Mrs Abrams assisting in the investigation.
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KLAN
Kane Man
Kane
Jan WJ
Abrams
Fraley Ntriet
Ku Klux Klan
JA Abrams
Famous Store
A. Abrams
Air
Abramy
Cam
Wythe
Otter
Iis
Dom the Klan
Kua
Polish Children Walk to Indiana Town Story
New York January 17 1904 Greek orphans Athanaphion 10 and Mika Via dovas 8 arrived by steamship Autopilis Athanaphion and Mika Via dovas walked from New York to Seymour Indiana to live with grandparents. The Travel ers Aid Society found them awaiting transport and a Greek philanthropist bought their tickets to Seymour.
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New York
Saymour Tod
Autopilis
Athanaphion
Mika Viadovas
America
Seymour
Travelers’ Aid Society
Indiana
Bootlegging Situation Off Coast Normal Says Officials
New York january 17 prohibition officials report the bootlegging situation along the Atlantic coast is normal with a few rum runners and occasional captures. no large menace to navigation or major fleets observed though rumors persist. officials cite routine inquiries and deny reports of a fleet off the Jersey coast and of 900 cases landed last Thursday as unfounded.
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United Pissay
New York
Prohibition
Bootlex
Atlantic
Hanor
Highlands
N. J
Jersey
B.C. Yelleyley
Washinteton
Army
Navy
Nis
Meeting Notes From ME Church Goldgin Links Class
The regular monthly meeting of the Goldgin Links Class of the ME church was held at Mrs Harold Deitéel's home on West Smith Street Mast Avenue. Mr Rhyl Hroch led devotional. Mr Weir spoke on Education. A social program followed with refreshments. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs C J Weis at 125 East Congress Street with Mrs Butler assisting.
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Goldgin Links
Harold Deitéel
W. Smith Street
Rhyl Hroch
Weir
Mex Saxton
Miraculous Escape Promised By Remedial Cure
A distressed patient credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for a miraculous recovery after severe illness. The account claims relief from catarrhal mucus and digestive issues, preventing surgery and sparing a hospital visit. The testimony notes the remedy’s approval from physicians and its sale by druggists.
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James Conidis
Public Sale of John Biston Jam Property Near Spartansbory
A public sale notice states a miscellany of farm goods and household items from the John Biston Jam estate to be sold at Sheffield P.M. sharp on a Saturday. Items include work horses 1 Rood dirty cows 8 yearlings boilers harness wagons seats stoves and farming implements. Terms require all sums under 10 to be paid in bankable notes at 6 percent interest. Auctioneers Arthur Sowden and A. Willis.
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John Biston
Corry
Spartansbory
Gamble Concert Party to Appear Here Jan 23
Gamble Concert Party led by Ernest Gamble of the Metropolitan Opera plans a January 23 appearance. The troupe, praised for a powerful voice and versatility, travels coast to coast and has featured notable European performers. An accompanist and violinist accompany the soprano, delivering a program of ensemble selections.
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Gamble
Tels
Wind
Rowind
Nic
Mr. Gamble
Enjoyable Card Party Brightens North Center
A lively card party at the North Center ward drew cheers from attendees. Guests praised the friendly atmosphere and small awards given to Jacob, Franny, Silver, Margaret, Macarthy, and Black, with coffee and sandwiches provided by commuters and volunteers.
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North Center
Jacob Franny Silve
Margaret Macarthy
Wews Notes From Clymer New York Obituary and Social Notes
Local items from Clymer New York recount social visits and family news. Mrs Luehda Brown and daughter visit Corry. Gertrude Ailoruon hosts visitors. Mr Lou Shildon returns home from hospital. Mrs El Catfish spends days in Albany. Miss Ueten Patterson resigns as County Tuberculosis Committee secretary and is mourned locally. prominent resident Win Wells dies at home on East Main Street after England immigration. survivors listed including wife Matilda Suabrink and daughter Alice Vicci. reflects small town connections and routine obituary notes.
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Cory Hospital
EL. Catfish
Albany
N.Y
Albert, Artin
Meadville
Noxon
Yueh Funghoye
Ueten Patterson
Dunkirk
Tuberdtto
Henry, Reed
Sherman
Alfred Reed
North Clymer
Welly
January clearance sale catalog items listed in ad
A dated advertisement lists textiles and fabrics including Lonsdale Cambrie 42 inch Dwight Tubing and multiple bleached and unbleached Pequot prints. It notesOutings 27 and 30 inch for sale, Marquisette and cotton challis in various widths with prices from 14 to 50 cents per yard, alongside Renfrew Zephyr ginghams and Renfrew fabrics.
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Renfrew Zephyr
Bargain Silk and Dress Goods Sale Preview
Prices across silks crepes and dress fabrics feature heavy discounts. Crepe de Chine, satin faced crepe, Broadcloth Shirting and silk hose are reduced. a three tier sale on shirt waists ranges from Forsythe to Georgette with deep cuts. Coats, suits, dresses, and outing gowns list marked down with several items under wholesale levels, plus underwear and hosiery deals for women and children.
Fiera services held in memory and local notices
Memorial services for Fiera were held at Reform Church Monday afternoon with Rev Koontie officiating and burial in Clymer Center Cemetery. Mrs. John Volk visited her sister in Dunkirk. The Goons and Duink drug firm dissolved partnership. Coons will run the business, Duink joined the Pennsylvania Railroad. Clymer State Bank annual meeting set for Tuesday afternoon with a list of directors. Miss Maud Roshple attending to duties at the drugstore after a vacation with her aunt in Indiana. Mrs. Bertha Tewinkle Wise spent vacation with her parents, returning to Baton, Pa to resume teaching. John B. Volk celebrated his 25th with dancing and a party January 8, with about sixty guests.
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Fiera
Reform Church
Koontie
Methodist
Clymer Center
John Volk F
Mariah Felton
Dunkirk
N.V
of Goons
Duink
Coons
Pennsylvania Railroad
Clymer State
Galino
George Gross Dutts Gleason
B.D. Sauflisch
John Ons
Harry Tentharken
John Weavers
Dtenty Miyervale
Albert Neckert
Ui P. McCray
J. P. Young
A. Menban
Bear
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McKean
Ayog
Indiana Town
Gus Gerber
Buffalo
Focal Millinery
Arthur’ Sowden
A. Willis
E Ever
Olivia
Mr.jackson
Allman
Mann
Sire, Marson
Clymer, N. Y
Clymer
Jin Ti
Luehda [Brown
Dee Syenday
John
Currier
Geo Vanderscott
Reriy Virdeneoi
Gertride Aileloruon
Slethl
Jobit Rickerm
Corey
Mya Chath Chur
Wa Rangling
Messinke
Lou Shildon
Thurs
Hill
Lonsdale Cambrie
Dwight Tubing
Dwight
Lockwood
Thaees
Richelieu
Ounney & Gavins
N. Cohen '& Sons
Childrens Coats
John B. Volk
Stufer Bros
Cutting Hall
Alte
Voll
Ting
Pin
Tshpie Brown
Jett
J. A. Lanston
Bell
Bine
Perar
How Ee
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