Correspondence Neighboring Towns Our Letters Wripe ls
A brief local column of correspondence from readers in neighboring towns shares snippets of community news and opinions. Readers discuss events, tensions, and upcoming happenings, reflecting a small-town voice and civic concerns.
Maid of the Mist replica to run the Niagara rapids
A local consortium plans a double decked oak boat modeled on the Maid of the Mist. After launch at Maid of the Mist Landing the vessel will be remodeled to match the original, aiming to sail the rapids by early September and draw crowds with excursion trains offering special rates.
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Niagara Falls
Webb
Maid of the Mist Landing
William St. Jule
Tonawanda
Maid of the Mist
Hokinson
McIntyre
Fredonia Brevities A Local Roundup Of Town Happenings
Walter Gibbs visits Fredonia. Rev M D Kneeland returns from vacation. Mrs Ely hosts a tea for Mr and Mrs Ely. Mrs J Shephard ill after paralytic stroke. Prof White to head Hiddle University Georgia. Presbyterian choir leader missing. Baptist Infant class picnic at Day's cottage Van Buren. Mrs Stone entertains married ladies at Chantin Quit. New wallpaper spotted in Chatsey’s. Frank Edmunds drug store questions over dissolution shake label. Mr Allen missed at store but good cheer remains.
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J Shepherd
Centre St
Prof. White
Hiddle University
Georgia
Fle
Presbyterian Church
Baptist Church
Day's Cottage
van Buren
Chatsey
Frank
Frank Edmunds
Mr. Allen
Cassadaga Chips and Hotel Improvements urged
The article notes limited chips today and rising visitors through Sunday. Trains bring a good crowd from south and north. Grounds and cottages are tidy, but the hotel stands unfinished and unattractive, hurting appeal. Management praise for Edwards and hosts Tuttle and Nellogg, who wish interior finishing and exterior painting to boost popularity and returns.
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Edwards
The Capri Women and a Crime Scene in Milwaukie
The Capri article extols capri women beauty blended from Greek and Saracenic lines with graceful gait and strength seen in barefoot groups on the road to the upper village. A separate Milwaukee report describes a horrific attack as two youths set a fire to harm a girl, and a child’s fate is discussed with consequent custody plans.
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Capri
Tanagra
Olympus
Niobe
Shade Lovers Seek Summer Relief in Rural Shade
City residents sought country respite to escape summer heat but found scant foliage for shade. A lady praised outdoor shade over costly carpets, urging more outdoor living for health. Another city woman found relief from inflamed eyes at shaded retreats, gaining weight and returning hopeful to bring others.
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Lfe
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Local fair grows with larger expected crowd
A county fair in Pennsylvania shows signs of a bigger turnout than last year with plans to honor exhibitors from West Virginia Wilhans Grove and a keynote by Victor R. Collet. Officials report about 2900 people may attend as details of the program unfold and a sheep shearing address is planned.
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West Virginia
Wilhans Grove
Pastivon
Smd
Cokmel -Victorr P. Collet
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Fouranarions
4Th Et
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Gaye
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Buffalo
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Rochester
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Schumacher & Ettlinger
Speer
Speers
Board of Cealth
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Alfred Speer
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