Fox farming plans emerge at pox ranch project
Forest and Mento prepare a fox farming venture with J W Landers and C Di Ormpp linked to Anberine Wielsons. They bought two black foxes and several others from Reynard Silver Blsuke Fox Company, delivered September 1. A fox farm and related facilities are to be built on D I Gropp land. Local figures Cropp and Cropp II plan a short course for Warren. Susi Lutyeyn and Mahemee express cautious optimism about the venture amid industry enthusiasm and regulatory support from the agriculture department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponesta
J. W. Landers
C. di Ormpp
Anberine Wielsons
Hye
Aulger
Reynard Silver Blsuke Fox Company
Tre Bo
Fmis
Warren
Charlie
Fac
Nei
Loy
Sind
Wil
U8 Department of Agriculture
Spring’s Herel Sees Improved Port Conditions
The report notes this period brings partial improvements to the port conditions in the capital area. Officials indicate measures to aid recovery and support for local operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra VA
Gripping Court Scene At Mayville In Courtroom Drama
A fragmentary report from Mayville depicts a tense courtroom scene where families and a young man confront a troubling past. The piece references a mother and children, a young man, and efforts to forget a shared sin amid a county setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayville
Manville
ModJiisti
Dunkitty
Stanley Norther Horn
Range Gyal
Hideheen Creed
Tui Hive
Funeral Survivors Remembered in Clymer Notes
Clymer March 10 funeral services were held at the family home for the late George Kemp who died Wednesday after a brief illness of pneumonia. Kemp, a leading contractor in Clymer, left a wife and seven children and was a prominent local business figure. The town shares in the sorrow as updates on neighbors’ health and local happenings, including theater, school, and parish life, appear in this weekly note column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Lnte
George Kemp
Kemp
Kesip
Clymir
Tig Aevere
W. Kooman
Oil City
Moabin
Mohawk Co
Waverly
Twa
Han
Damcott
Hier
Damages Sought After Industrial Accident in Pens County
A lawsuit filed in Pens County Circuit Court seeks damages for injuries from an industrial accident. Plaintiff Nelson W. Hickey, represented by Robert J. Firman, alleges a driver operated a machine behind at excessive speed, striking the plaintiff as sidewalk repairs occurred near the plant. Damages requested total about 810,000 and 1,600 in costs and medicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WRI
Comates Pens
Rrie County
Pronk Yepclo
Stanislaw Krepeld
Huailust
Nelson W. Hickey
Iil
Bet
Robert J. Firman
Tess Wileye
Great Healer Salves Claims Incurable Wounds Healed
An advertisement touts San Cura Ointment as a miracle cure, citing stories of a Wilnard’s Milly and Billy Franken from Pituwville La, claiming relief from sores cuts and burns. The copy promises rapid healing, weight gain, and restored health for various ailments at fifty cents per jar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atom
Winard
Billy
Franken
Pituwville
Notice on spring planting returns through special agent
Time until March 45th for pruning and pruning supplies including roses hedges and shrubs can be returned via special agent FJ Biltie at 830 East Pleasant St Bell phone 238 Rad UML.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FJ Biltie
East Pleasant St. Bell
Spartansburg Newsletter visitors and local social notes
Spartansburg March 10 Roy and Mrs C W Corey visited Cory on Wednesday. E T Gillette of Townville spends a week with daughter Mrs Charles Scarum and husband and sister Mrs J Bo Winans and family visiting local spots and playing games. Mr and Mrs Charley Tauber were Titusville visitors last Friday.
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Spartansburg
Roy
C. W. Corey
Cory
E. T. Gillette
Townville
Mra
Charles Scarum
J. Bo Winans
Hee
Flinch
Charley .Tauber
Titusville
Local Notes On Residents Health and Travel
James Bakerree returns home from Corry How ter with a daughter. W Seara shows health improvement. Mrs R C Rigketson visits Bradford with son Wayne Putman. Mrs H Robinson visits East Aurora to see uncle Charley Clay. W W Wellman visits relatives in Corny. returns Monday. Lee Martin recovers from knee injury and plans to go home soon. Charles Tauber and wife on business trip for Tauber Woolen Mills, visiting major cities and planning agency expansions. Power upgrades at the mill include electric wiring, lighting, and a water wheel, with later steam engine addition. Andrewy of Frantetin returns home after a few days with sister Mrs Edward Scott. Katherine Scott also returns. W Brown of Buffalo leaves Corry after a week. Alice Kinney returns to spend winter in Dil Itty. Miss Maude Aikent, formerly a Corry Hospital patient, resumes school duties. Eva Major, Norma Winey, and Elizabeth Scott visit. Scott seeks a chemistry position. School openings planned for March 3th. quarantine lifted at Farley home with fumigation. Carl Hopkins visits Corry to see parents Mr. and Mrs. William Holeins.
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Mein “James Bakerree
Corry
W. Seara
R. C. Rigketson
Bradford
Wayne Putman
H. Robinson
East Aurora
Charley Clay
W. W. Wellman
Corny
Tauber Woolen Mills
Cleveland Cincinoti
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
Kansan
Charles Tauber
Andrewy
Frantetin
Mer
Edward Scott
Katherine Scott
W. Brown
Buffalo
G Ho Tauber
Alice Kinney
Twen
Dil Itty
Hitéinn Uhemint
Scott
Indiana Normal School
Carnell College
Fnr
Farley
Carl Hopkins
William Holeins
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Uyeting
Studebaker
Oakland
Buick
Ford Truck
Commerce
W. H. Merrick
Clymer, N.Y
Wayne Thompson
JR. Bennett
Browtain
Bright
Bennett
Montana
Kirkby
Ma. Jone
N.Y
Chris Christenson
Christensien
Guim
Everett Trae
Sue
Anita
Spartansburg Newsletter
N. F. Ames & CO
Tam
Paramount
U.S
Botarvontt
Paramount Stanie
Motion Pictures
Histores
Adolph Zultay
Sarah Bernhardt' i
Qoedy Ellzatsth
Yn Foxe
Lealey
Coc - da Rinna
Ax Cecil
Weil
Inet
Paramounts
Dante
Ali Dornhintt
George "the
REX Theatre
South St
Corry, Pa
Garrett
Broadway
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