Death shows John Aylsworth at Dayton Ohio
March 1 1910 John Aylsworth died at his Dayton Ohio home from consumption He is survived by his wife two young children his parents Mr and Mrs Le land Aylsworth three brothers and one sister He was a grandson of Joseph Aylsworth of this place Merrill Moore returned from Vitusville to Mont hay East George Boston and wife moved to Corey Clyde Bassett and wife are papering Herber Mead's tenant house Will Burgh moves his old house to his place Rev C M Riley filled his appointment Sunday Wesley Moore visited Corry Tuesday
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John Aylsworth
Dayton
Ohio
Mes
Leland Aylsworth
Joseph Aylsworth
Merrill Moore
Monthay
Vitusville
Mra
Eaith Moore Green
Glenn Jauquith
Judson Day Farm
Local Notes From Lake Pleasant March 1910
Lake Pleasant notes report Mrs George Sturdevant receiving 58 postcards on her birthday and gratitude for gifts. Robert Carr moved to Meadville last week for Erie railroad work. Richard Arch of Cohoes NY relocated his family to H Urrah farm vacated by the Carrs. Mrs G Re Rounds shows slight improvement in arm movement. A son weighed eleven pounds born to Mr and Mrs Jesse Long. A grandmother story recalls a child’s candy exchange and a playful remark at a party.
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George Sturdevant
Robert Carr
Meadville
Erie Railroad
Richard Arch
Cohoes
H. Urah
G. Re Rounds
Ason
Jesse Long
Morgan Visit Not Aimed To Place Steel Common In Paris
Morgan, Harjes & Co. said there is no truth to reports that J Pierpont Morgan came to Europe to place steel common in Paris bourgeoisie or markets.
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Paris Bouras
Paris
Morgan, Harjes & Co
J. Pierpont Morgan
Europe
Vick
James Vick's Sons
Main St
Rochester
Fragmentary dialogue about graves and apples in old text
A garbled excerpt shows characters discussing graves and an “aconkeys bald eng ry” with unclear speakers. The fragment lacks clear context, names, places, or events to identify a concrete news item or outcome.
Market Report New York Provision Market
Market notes from New York and Buffalo dated March 18 show WHEAT No 2 red closing lower while CORN and OATS shift with mixed futures. HOGS and BUTTER prices rise on creamery demand. POTATOES and CHEESE mixed with standard grain and livestock quotes across Buffalo markets.
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New York
Marcy
New
Pennsylvania
Buffalo
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Corry
Maytie Keefe
Lancaster
Shepherd’s
Ceares
Livermore & Chapman
Citizens National Bank
Penn
Eli Barlow
James L. West
Cahier
G. H. Barlow
Asa’ Cashier
H.W. Parker
Wi Barlow
L. Bracken
Heineman Desmond
L. Went
R. Britton
H. Barlow
Corry, Pa
Henry Keppel
C. J. Smith
C.h.andrews
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L. W. Olds C. BH. Heath Searge Zetoeeit Hy Cogayee Gory Te Rinenid
Lake Pleasant
Diu
Ikathering
Delinentor
G. N. Roberts
Sons
Grovy
Market Report
East Buffalo
W. Main St
Ajax
Clara Peltengill
Vick’s, Garden and Floral Guide
LB. Juuon
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