Evening Observer announces larger circulation and open letters
The Evening Observer claims greater circulation than all city papers excluding rivals. It notes private wire links for news, invites free public discussion, and outlines ad submission deadlines and subscription payments.
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Easter Floral Customs and Memorial Tributes
The April Delmester columns discuss Easter gifts and floral arrangements, urging tasteful bouquets and mementos. It notes skyward memories, social customs, and gifts such as violets, primroses, and roses, with advice on wreaths and potted plants for Easter morning. It also mentions Pearce Niostis Ortorr's death and various scattered notices from politics to society.
Cassadaga Notes and Local Wanderers in 1974 Packet
B L Harrison of Dunkirk visited Cassadaga while Blanche Phillip spent time in Portland. Charley Bradford of Warren visited his brother here on Friday. Adelbert Wait and wife called on Mrs. W s uncle David Asbin in Ripley. Byron Able reports a calf weighing 155 pounds at birth. Local dealers sparked a cracker day with price gambits and freebies, a practice praised by some and scorned by others. The spring term opens April 2 with Miss Maggie Sullivan of Fredonia as teacher. Clayton Putnam left for Brocton for the season. Jon Beleal heads to Dakota. Telegraph wire upgrades add a new line for the Western Union and the road, boosting business. Cassadaga Chess Factory patrons plan a meeting at Mericle Hall. Beebe & Co. and Smith & Mellem restarted mills. Barry Watkins shot a hawk three feet long. Willard Davin advertises a Bare & Stoddard creamer. Ice business activity seems settled. County Committee endorses C. Meebe for a likely appointment.
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Dunkirk
Blanche Phillip
Portland
Charley Bradford
Warren
Adelbert Wait
David Asbin
Ripley
Byron Able
Maggie Sullivan
Fredonia
Clayton Putnam
Brocton
Jon Beleal
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Day &P.ry
Western Union Company
F. B. Beckett
Mericle Hall
Wu. Beebe &Co
Smith & Mellem
Barry Watkins
Willard Davin
Gimetons
C.¥. Meebe
Hinckley family moves amid illness and legal notices
Ellery Hinckley moves on as David Wil and Daniel Coured plan to occupy Lewis Miles’ house this week. A 3 day event worth 6130 is noted. E Darwi Birong, a respected figure, died of pneumonia on Saturday. His son George traveled from Virginia, while others in Hinckley and Friday gatherings reflect local concerns and transfers.
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Itmeumonia
George
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Virginia
Retrenchment and Reform in Cleveland Era Politics
Washington dispatches discuss Democratic friction over retrenchment and reform under President Cleveland. Factional anger centers on patronage, department expenses, and holiday honors, with clashes between Cleveland and Congress signaling a shaky path for the Forty-seventh Congress and upcoming diplomatic postings for seasoned elders versus younger appointees.
Another Life Saved and Growing School Expansion
Two Chicago citizens faced near death two years ago as physicians warned they must die. A man invoked By. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and improved quickly, crediting the remedy with saving his life. Meanwhile Warren County Pa. plans expansion for the Woion school at wgar Grove, adding a library of 11 to 12 hundred books and pamphlets. Continued observation of model customs is urged, with caution on costly skating and its moral effects.
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Forestville News Sketches and Social Notes
Forestville items report George Barber visiting his sister in Bradford and J G Record selling his home to W Senn for 1500. Parties at the Sacket and Judd homes, a special teachers exam by E J Swift on April 4, and a surprise party for Rev A S Thompson at Hanover Centre are noted. Obituary for P B Barnard’s wife foretold, and marriages details for Mrs Albert W Hull and Miss Grace Thompson. Local happenings include a new rink floor, Ruff Durrell, and lumber deals by Charlie Swift. Farmers Club meeting announced for April 11 at 1 PM with soil prep topics and a Query Box. Chaplain McCabe to lecture April 7 on Libby Prison. W W Kelley speaks on Africa at the M E Church. Notices urge payment of accounts at Hanover Mills.
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Dunkirk
Chase Stubbs
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Africa
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Residents Return and Local Happenings Highlight Hamlet News
Snow near end and word of William Cornwell's return from Florida. Scott and wife visited Springville Mine Co. Frederick Harmore ill with Pneumonia but slowly recovering. Dr. French from Weet Valley has moved here and stayed above Williams and Scotts. Elmer Sessions back from Conpeant and plans to farm nearby. Mr Hail of Varysburgh visited C Cornwell. School entertainments well attended, three evenings with few repeats. C Williams shifted cheese facilities to Mr McAdam. Russell to make cheese locally. Beott to Walnut Grove for summer. Henry Sessions in town, unclear if permanent return. Ads urged steady Openaven advertising to attract visitors.
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Navy schedule and travel data from a 19th century guide
On and after Monday the Navy 17th travel timetable lists 184 cars on title road with timings and fares. It shows departures from Fretontt Dunkirk Fredoni and Samhiya with various times such as 5 7:25 210 and 9:09 and 6:00. The material includes fares, page numbers, and local names like Elmer Wheel.
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Local Western Division train schedules and stops list
Abstract of timetable No 74 1994 lists daily and Sunday Westward trains from Hornellsville to Dunkirk with intermediate stops including Almond Alfred Andover Wellsville Scio Belmonts Belvidere Salamanca Little Valley and Salamanca continuing to Dunkirk. Additional No 19 3385 daily service from Carrollton to Dunkirk and weekly from Lorreinsville includes stops at listed towns with varying arrival times.
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