Broad broadcasting era set to expand nationwide
A 1900 Journal-Piedmont excerpt details Riymond and Love of Corry advancing a bridge link to the United States network, with the America Telephone and Telegraph Company planning nationwide programs. The piece notes rail and wireless expansion, a push by Congress for regulation, and plans to build entertainment networks amid varied opinions on commercialization. Also mentions local politics, an early accident in a game, and slow voter registration efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Uy Courtey
Ann Onal Yntliv
Nevice
Gongeess
Farmer Loses Foreign Market Trade Issue
The article discusses international trade impacts on American industry and agriculture. It notes risk to export demand and the possibility of offsets as markets shift. It questions whether farmers will recover gains amid global competition and changing export conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armerieaty
American Induttey
DNL
Amerity Agriculturs
Aimepiewy Larner
Lyas International
Farrer
A GIRLS EXPENSES AND MAINTENANCE CASE
A Lake Hurley North woman seeks $1,010 yearly for her daughter’s maintenance arguing it supports her child’s future. The father contests the allowance, proposing about $500 per year, while the judge hesitates to set a universal standard. The debate reflects views on what distinguishes a proper upbringing and its cost for American girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amither
Lake Hurely
Noth
America
Ile
Easy way to clean glass vases with newspaper twist
A reader shares a simple home method to remove stains from glass vases. Twist damp newspaper into a thin strip, wrap around the vase, soak with a small amount of water, then polish the stain away as the paper frays. The tip emphasizes ease and reuse of common materials.
Thief Walks From Prison In Smethport Report
Smethport Democrat reports Raymond Weight, arrested August for a mall of alod offense, escaped from jail on King Street aided by a wheel chair and metal tool. Authorities say the escape was premeditated, using a telephone method to seize the chance.
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Smethport
Raymond Weight
Mall of Alod
Guy le Bure
Lillibridge
King Street
Warsaw
Coal Mine Worker Keeps 30 Veins Uninterrupted
A historical note describes a miner, seventy five years old, who has own and worked a coal mine alone for 30 veins. He claims to be among the few if not the only person worldwide to have never suffered a strike or stoppage in his operations, highlighting exceptional independence and endurance.
Highway Inspectors Review Three Counties Road System
Warren Sept 18 The primary and secondary roads in Warren Mevyealley were inspected Thursday under the direction of Assistant Es eer W Gaghen. Officials noted all routes in fine condition including the two main arteries from idioute to Newtonnel and from Tionesta to Newstown. Foremen were praised for maintaining winter readiness as 268 miles of highway were checked. The tour, conducted without local officials, included W W Williams district superintendent and a list of foremen from multiple towns.
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Hish Wi
Willagy
W.W. Willinaus
Poremen Déswood UL Small
Nebraska
Juni W
Kellelisvilles
Spencer
Abies
Pres County
Kreeniff
Shenleteh
Chandlers Valles
Funeral of Elwyn Wade Held Friday Afternoon
funeral services for Elwyn Wade were held Friday afternoon at 1 o clock from his home in Newary. Rev Wayne Hunter of the Elgis church officiated. Relatives and friends attended. Three vocal selections were sung. Processional and interment followed at the nearby cemetery with pallbearers named. Attending were numerous relatives and friends including Mr and Mrs William Hone and Miss Jennie Mesainter among others from Erie, Union City, Cambridge Springs, and Edinboro.
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Newary
Elwyn Wade
Suyells Statio
Ite
Wayne Hunter
Elgis Church
Terment
Charles’ Ware
Ph Mi Gry
Archie Proctor
Simin
Suilte Moward
William Toner
William Hone
Jennie Mesainter
Mraint
Bere Waites
Advent Will Be Hailed As Super-Benefactor Edge of Winter Seas
A fragmentary notice suggests a heralding of a benefactor figure named Hiris, linked to industry and a phrase Ello Watts of Industry. Inquiries requested at Worth Street to learn more about the house and potential venture.
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Hiris
Ello Watts
Stitt Convicted in Second Degree Murder
Stitt was found guilty of second degree murder by a county court in Mend on a trial this week for the Turden case. The jury deliberated about two hours, delivering the verdict at 4:30 pm. The extreme penalty for second degree murder is up to 20 years in prison. Stitt faces sentencing on September 27, subject to any new-trial motion.
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Mend Ternoon
Untton Township
Turden Ab Ferm Dawley
Stitt
Hinsheen
Crose
Sute Ay Ailomiey
Wesley Hest
Souis Élanil Te Clarge
Kis
Uie
Dunkirk Woman Badly Injured In Auto Crash
Dunkirk Sept 16 Mits Louise B . . . is in hospital in severe shock after a highway collision on West Maryaiteet road near Sami Perton. Miss Yenton's condition improved. A car driven east on Main rower by Miss Denton and Mrs Luce was struck from behind by a Pennsylvania machine. The impact threw Miss Denton from the back seat, rendering her unconscious. The automobile was badly wrecked and Mrs Luce received minor injuries.
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Dunkirk
Mits
Louise B
Iogtyie
Woodlaw Agenbe
CaBeyseton
Maryaiteet Road
Tate
Brotherinilay
Miss Denfin
Huron
Harley Jongliss
Swanville
Litre
Pennselvania
Tilson
Miss Denton
Mrs. Luce
Mr. Luce
RS-1 at Detroit arrives safely after fog delay
The army semi rigid airship RS-1 maneuvered to the Ford air mast in Detroit after an overnight trip from Belleville Illinois. It arrived over the airport at dawn and, after cruising above in dense fog, pilots landed safely on the field.
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Detroit
Belleville
Missionary Society Meets Wednesday
The Woman's Missionary Society of the ME Church plans a first post vacation meeting on Wednesday afternoon September 4 at the church. An open house with an interesting program and special music will outline the year's activities. A social hour with refreshments will conclude the meeting. Members are urged to bring a new member and women of the church to attend. Mildred Goring visited Tipville for a weekend at Miss Brow's home.
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Some Missionary Society of the
Chur
State Hatchery Visitors Highlight Local Social Ties
Mrs Lora McCrae of Warren Ohio visits sister Mrs Janet Parkhurst while Corry and Donated area residents host relatives and friends over the weekend. Dozens of names span Carroll Hill Carter Hill Wheelock Spring Creek and Jamestown with attendees at Sweet’s place and Spencer school newcomers and labor updates noted including Harland Thomson at the radiator plant and Graczykoski returning to Low n.
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State Hatchery
Lora McCrae
Warren, O
Janet Parkhurst
Will Thomson
Clyde
Miller
Graceykoski
Eee
Cleveland
Ralph Bailey
Fudlam
Ralph
Aveay
Stanley
Sweet
Harold Sweet
Sherman
Parkhurst
Glenn Eldred
Nomer
Leslie Bulard
Spring Creek
Charles Joy
Barbara Ann Gi Corry
Arthur Morris
Carter Hill
Harland Thomson
Neil
Donation
Nand
Mes
Otto Joy
Wheelock
B. P. Joy
Florence Elton Knapp
Houser
Smith Spencer
Ethel Fullom
Florence Joy
Weiner
Marry Morris
Graczykoski
Lown
Ed, Manges
Paul Lavelle
Maxine
Jean
Jamestown
Rachel Moffitt
Corry
Sweet's
EM. Manges
Wayne Bengar
Afr
Frank Sweet
Clifton
Ida Sweet
Oscar Manges
North Fast
Doris Davis
Prench Creek
Keith Crowell
Paul Fullam
Gail Richardson
Joe Graciekoski
Mary Preble
Ima
Spencer School
James Kelly
Philadelphia
Dan Houser
Kelly
Maude Walker
Walker
Miss Swift
Spencer
2 000 000 Foot Gas Well Brought In South of Kane
A 2,000,000 foot gas well described as the largest in the area was brought in Thursday on the Pine Run lease about 15 miles south of Kane. Reports note prior big wells in the region and list other activity including Phoenix Oil Co and Holmer Oil Co developments nearby.
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Pine Run
Kane Kane
Kane
Phoenix Oi Co
Jewett
Holmer Oil Company
Charles Hedlnd
Kanesholm
McDade
Herert Law
Ridgway
Pine Run Qi Company
Wonderful Memory Observations of Oldest Inhabitant
The Enquire recalls memories from an elderly resident about a bygone wedding gift and fashion choices. The piece notes how customs changed, mentioning baskets and furs as items once common in nuptial traditions and social life.
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Dieu Tugouutt
Sue
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Riymond
Love
Warren Mirror
Wo E. Wilson
Ming
Marie A. Busines
Te Nore
Munday Atenings
New York
Brant
DSF
Itn Mana
TaUpg
Dalton
Masia
Wear
Nunsier
Radio Corporation of
Aimerica
M. J. Smith
Yeauverdam
Corns
Paul Paddovle
Jini
HH. Clark
Soi
Jome Chase
Meelis Bagitasin Ab Gast Brunet
Tiaien
Rielerntock Anid’ Ping
W. J. Flaherty
Chater
McKean Coun
Warren, Forest
McKean’ Counties
Salmormat
Worth Street
Frank C. Cuapig
North Center Street
Gar
Missionary Society
Mildred Goring
Titsville
Miss Brow
D. Padoll, SR
Chas E. Padoll
Optometrist
LIFE
John W. Lambing
W. Park Place
Ny Miobs
The
Newhouse Shoe House
Center St
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