Local Milk Producers Committee Formed in Corry
A local milk producers committee met in Corry on Monday October 9 to discuss plans for a formal organization. The group proposed an executive committee with four sub committees covering marketing, dairy improvements, stabilization, and fund procurement. Members named include James Hutt Hammond Bot M N Rolst from Warren County and B J Growall Jon G Kolatee Melvin Smith from their counties.
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Orgentunion
Bureau of
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Onilla
Markotig
MIT
Hori Imiprovement
Mkanitalon
Fondi
Arota
Mar ‘Kot Haw
Pennsylvania
Thi Corner
Ara Oh
James Hutt
Hammond Find Bot
M.N. Rolst
Wareton County
B. J. Growall
Jon G. Kolatee
Melvin Smith
President Wilson to visit Shadow Lawn for parade
Readers are told of a planned October 1916 Wilson visit to Shadow Lawn for a parade and reception. Trains from multiple cities bring crowds to view the event and meet the president at the Summer White House. Public invited to attend the gathering and ceremonies.
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Thor
Sladow Lawn
Wiltin Aummer Someneny
New Jersey
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Aupurin
Joey Thor
Wilko
pneMoy
Bain
Palladelphia
Piltaburgt
Willeés-Barns
Scranton
Tancaster
York
Chestar
Ouef
Beaton
Allentown
Ignadinigy
Indies
Wilson
Taylor and Deyo Wedding Held at Home of Bride
Mr Archie Taylor and Minn Mile Arai Deyo united in morning at the bride’s parental home on Colimbun Avenirs Innerating by Rav Thitiard of United Brethren Church. Attended by Lewie Welle and Stella Dykoo. They will be at home on First Avenue after a short extended leave.
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Archie Taylor
Minn
Mile Arai Deyo
Hindenburg Greater Than Napoleon Says Called Press
Dilsburg Germany October 13. A fragmentary dispatch quotes an odd claim praising General von Hindenburg as greater than Napoleon. The report, attributed to Called Press, mentions Major General Onterhau and Rear Admiral roles, with garbled phrasing and unclear attribution.
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Called Press
Dilsburg
Germany
Hindenberg
Genral Onterhau
Sant
Penrose British Alarm Over Western Front Gains
United Press reports from New York that British observer Penrose warns of heavy gains on the western front impacting the state. Pennsylvania Republicans fear the state may swing toward Wilson, with calls to draft Roosevelt from party leaders to rally support. Hughes has spoken in the state, while Democratic leaders question the effort and timing in what is seen as a strong Republican stronghold.
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New York
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Wilson
Guttey
Pennsylvania
Germans Move Big Guns Back of Somme Lines
United Press report from London notes British troops advance from Gilefecoirt to Jer Boueff about 1.5 miles with prisoners taken. Germans withdraw heavy guns three to five miles behind Somme lines after French and British attacks rupture hundreds of heavy howitzers. 2100 German heavy guns oppose Allied fronts across roughly thirty miles, with six hundred facing the French south of the Somme and more opposing the British.
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London
Hale Tolay
Wevere
Gilefecoirt
Jer Boueff
Teddy
Somme
Tutya
Hiro
Agatnet
Verdun
Hunting Season Opens Monday in Hinings City Vicinity
The notice announces the opening of hunting season on Monday for squirrels grouse woodcock and wild turkeys in Hinings city area with Octobar 15 as the legal close and the prohibition on certain game during Sundays. It warns locals that illegal hunting on Sundays could bring penalties and imprisonment.
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Ils City
Hubler
Suffrage Leaders Back Wilson Re-Election in New York
Woodrow Wilson Independent League announced that Jane Addams and Miss Lillian Ward, two prominent New York suffrage workers, have declared themselves in favor of President Wilson’s re-election. The statement, issued this afternoon, signals support from key reform figures in the state.
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United Press
New York
Woodrow Wilson Independent League
Jane Adams
Lillian Ward
New York State
Wilson
Frances A. Trusdell Celebrates Eightieth Birthday at Home
Mra Frances A Trusdell, a Corry resident, marked her eightieth birthday today at her West Church Street home. Family and longtime friends visited in the upper flat of the Merriam residence to extend congratulations and share a pleasant afternoon.
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Mra
Frances A. Trusdell
Corry
Pasaddhar Olghilord
Merriam Roadence
West Church
Mra Trugadell
Gard
Thor
Fair Here Postponed to Saturday as Weather Allows
Poor weather forced the Fair Association to postpone the final day of the fair until tomorrow. Attractions stay open and events resume as planned. A Ford automobile draw, aeroplane show by Domenios, and various races are scheduled with crowds of eight to ten thousand previously attending. Officials expect another large turnout if weather permits and crowds return to the fairgrounds tomorrow afternoon.
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Noost
Anyo
Associa Hom
Pico
Domentor
Buminnas
Batora
Ie Fair Grounds
Fair Grounds
Domenios
Ifa
Anniversary Plans Mark Fifty Years of Marriage
Marvin Wight of 3 Pest Friderick street invites relatives and friends to observe the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Mire with a home gathering on Monday December 16 between 2 and 5 pm and 7 to 10 pm. All wishing to offer congratulations are invited.
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Nod Mire
Marvin Wight
Pest Friderick Street
Jftr
Hale
Twenty Held In City Jail Last Night
Twenty men were crowded into the city jail after a busy night for police. Many were intoxicated or fighting, including Toughey who assaulted officers. John Gray, injured last Wednesday, appeared again on the same charge. Among arrestees were strangers and vagrants drawn by the fair. Breene, on parole from Western Penitentiary, may be returned to custody after parole officer contact. A Negro suspect faced knife accusations reported yesterday. Police disposed of the cases as the morning wore on and noted revenue from fines this week.
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Parmons
Toughey
Trani Breeve
Western Penitentiary
Davis
Breane
Te Corry
Russians Defeat the Teutons in Eastern Front Action
Petrograd reports German troops gained a temporary advance near Bwbno but were repulsed by Russian counter attacks. Dobrudin front quiet with minor outport actions. southwest of Syostitniki infantry actions favor Entente. Also notes funeral services for John C. Nanton at St. Thomas Church with burial in St. Thomas Cemetery.
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Petrograd
Bwbno
Tike
Ti Waa
Dobrudin
John C. Nanton
St. Thome
St. Thomas
Crosby and Rogan Meet Committee in Crosby Campaign
Charles M Crosby and Joseph Rogan met the city Democratic committee at the Mayor's office to discuss campaign plans for President Wilson and the ticket. The informal meeting included most committee members and set an active campaign timetable and outreach in Crosby's district. They then traveled to Jonio to visit Crosby's son.
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Charles NT Crosby
Justenlig
Crosby
Joseph Rogan
Bir Cowley
Wilson
Gues
Rogan
Jonio
Milk famine alarm hits Pittsburg amid distribution row
Pillshureh Oct 1 milk famine feared next Monday as distributers claim Ohio shipments to Pittsburg will falter. Producers demand higher prices and longer contracts, sparking tensions. Funeral for Mrs. W. L. Moore set for Sunday at Beayordan with Rev. Shaw officiating.
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Pillshureh
Pitsburgh
Ohio
Mink Gistivbutdis
U Boat Sighted Off Nantucket After Dawn Report
Newport officials reported a vessel sighting an unknown submarine off Nantucket early this month. Destroyers from the Atlantic Fleet were assigned to patrols to protect U.S. neutrality and rescue potential survivors of vessels torpedoed by belligerent forces. A small group of destroyers prepared to depart on short notice as the Canning cleared the harbor. Navy officials expressed belief the submarine could be on a three week patrol, though the source and origin of the threat remained uncertain.
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United Press
Newport
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Aubhurlie Us53
Hahn
Navy
Brakeshoe Deal Pending Amid Company Restructuring
Reports say United Brakeston Company plant at Amieseako Yeain Wilttwlo is in flux with Manager Crotty active, and rumors circulate that the Was plant may be sold to new interests. Corry plant allegedly to pass to parties manufacturing military equipment, with Rustalo’s Wary Connors tied to the deal.
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United Brakeston Company
Amieseako
Crotty
Hay
Gysatti
Nera
Corry
Ohar
Ib Fa
Wary Connors
Rustalo
Bork Cyidlonde
Educational Entertainment Arranged by City Committee
A city committee appointed by the Board of Commerce plans an educational entertainment event at the Heh Sendo Auditorium on a May evening. Families and friends may attend with children, who must be accompanied by parents. The committee, including J Waller Clowd and Charles Selste, seeks to boost local industry and entertainment value.
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Cohimvce
Mold Insteventos
Board of Commerce
Ronma
Pototier
Cain Milters
Commerte Inv
Probe quality of all flour sold here
Agents of the Tudry and Pure Food department in Harribury completed a state wide survey of flour samples to assess if any blanched or prohibited additives are used. State Chemist Eyans continues work on the tests to determine if prosecutions are warranted.
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commonWealth
Hill
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Cis
Widik Hale
Aml
Wil Keinils
Eyans
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