Personal and Local Business Errands Across Towns
A jumble of short personal notes lists residents and visitors by name and town, detailing business trips, visits, and domestic moves. Individuals such as Paul Phelps, Harlow, Titusville guests, J J Desmond, Will Brownle, Janen Mibrtin, and Ruth are mentioned along with places like New York City, Taunestown, Linton City, Walnut Lame, and Dunedin. The column reads like a daily social and commuter roundup with scattered travel and family updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haery Nyquist
Taunestown
Lerbart Bracken
Bapinens Gt
Harlow Loth Unis
Wighness
Re. YU
Winger
Tila
Tod
Everett
Linton City
Dom. Alford
Erte
Kolehor
Janen
McGrath
Fiat
Mia Sitio Pattersin
Utah
Warren
Ruth
Sehaul
Brows
Dunedin
Fly
Georgi
Hough
Ed Hoekr
Traghester
Dali Decker
Merning
No More Cutting For Sore Corns Remedy Ad
A fragmented advertisement markets Putnam's Corn Wstroeter and Ahporbs Ls Footy to relieve corns and warts. It touts root relief, quick torment cessation, and claims to stop inner growth, though text is garbled and partially unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam's
Pop Corn Crispettes Delights At 20 W Main St Troy
A fragment from a 19th century classified page lists items for sale and requests: Pop Corn Crispettes offering fresh daily popcorn at 20 West Main Street Troy. vacant/for rent notices. a job inquiry for general casework. a suite for sale. and other offerings at nearby addresses. Names, dates, and precise terms are fragmented in the OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midu
Main St. Troy Altiplon
Velwok
FOI
Pleasant Street
Seroml Ave
Inelda
Fragmentary Inked Note From a Pond Market
A partial OCR read hints at a local market or pond scene with scattered phrases about a commander and vivid but unclear action. Readable words include pond, common, comonel, Samudy, replk cents. The fragment lacks coherent events or dates.
Spring Creek Grange March 28 Program
Roll call invites members to share life incidents with either hero or heroine roles. A. H. Olmstead opens questions on spring or fall plowing. Annie Hudson leads a deputy’s work discussion with Flora Ross on extension versus inspection. Frank Foreman and Fay Belden with Manley open a session on durable dirt road making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Olmstead
Annie Hudson
Flora Ross
Frank Foreman
Fay Belden
J, &, Manley
Local News From Clymer and Nearby
In Clymer New York on March 24 Mrs H F Young has suffered a bad cold. Mrs Brumagen entertained her daughter Mrs Charles Rickbrode of Ripley. Horace Barton of North East visited his father David Barton who died after a short pneumonia illness at 74. Funeral held at home. Dr L P McCray treated Mrs James Turner for inflammatory rheumatism. Young people of Cutting plan a play The Bank Cashier at the town hall on Saturday. Mrs John Brady and son Clayton visited Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
James Turner
Cutting
John Brady
Clayton
Jamestown
Fire and Sword at Library Theater Next Saturday
At the library theater next Saturday the six reel feature Fire and Sword will be shown. The international photoplay portrays love and daring with a dramatic rescue plot involving an American girl kidnapped by an Arab and held in a sultan’s harem. A young reporter pursues her with a reward offered for safe return amid battles, Arabs, Marines, and telegraph wires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Library Theater
Ameri
Grand Viziers
U. S
Park Opera House
Baie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paul Phelps
Tony
Tome
N.Y
Hurkhardt
Pituaville
W. L. Roverta
Butney
Anyornsen
Annie Muon Mire
Hanh Bein Bia
Witham Taniret Win
Milo Vrwuat
Yuu
Mii
Tom Carkettne
Mi Tonnes
Price Mr Milton
McCeliath
Air Tahily Wethertes
tobertvin-Catarack Flootrlcuy
Austin
Posthinater
Amuseu Theater
Remington Smith
Premier
Monarch
C.B. Porter
W. Main St
New York
Your Grocery
THE
Woolson Spice Company
Spring Creek Grange
the Family Theater
Lash OF Fate
Max Asher
Larson
Amusel
AMUSA
ISIX
the Ladies Furnishing
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