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Newspaper

Evening Observer

Location

Dunkirk, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1883

Page

3

Niagara grape debated at Portland meeting Jan 27

At a Portland town meeting called by A S Watson, 4 dealer in nursery stock, citizens weighed the Niagara grape against risks of overplanting and rising root costs. Watson argued against Niagara citing high root price and potential price collapse. supporters praised hardiness and profitability, citing a ranch with 3 tons per acre and strong shipments, while opponents warned of monopoly control and market glut.

Ep. Farmen Chautauqua Corticultural Society Brocton A.S. Watson Portland Niagara Watson Moss’ Mall Moss LaDue Jonas Martin Boston New York Chicago Philadelphia California Martin Clark Lockport Miles

Wool theft hoax blamed on Delanti tramp sparks local quarrel

In a Villenova Forestville notice a distorted tale claims Truman Todd of Delanti stole wool, prompting Deputy Sheriff Melville and others to pursue nonexistent culprits. Affidavits from Sheriff Merrill and Hanover residents refute the charges, name dates, and assert innocence of the accused while promising public affidavits.

Inquiry dismisses wool theft rumor in Sail Town

After thorough inquiry by reliable locals in Sail Town and vicinity, deponents declare no wool was stolen and the deceased woman Todd had been dead about two years. They find no living person by that name and conclude the rumor originated from malice or for amusement, sworn January 20, 1883 by Notary Public ACLigs A. Patouss.

Truman Todd Delanti Melville Khimeel Plac Abbey Todi Pope Tramp Lee Utarrison Stockton Hanover Lave Mr. Merrill State of New York Chautauqua County Charles A. Merrill Mayville N. Y N.Y Eldred Lott Chamtangiui Charles Odd C. A. Maren State of New York Edwin P. Danning William BE. Powers Forestville Villenova Said Todd W. OE. Powers Dussixe Acligs A. Patouss Forestville, Chau. Co. X.Y

Surprise Birthday Party for Mr. and Mrs. Fox

A stormy January 22 birthday gathering for Mrs. B A Pax draws many friends to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fox in Brant Erie County. About 60 guests arrived despite the weather, sharing dinner and songs, with Rev Ab Thompson presenting an extension lamp and landscape table setting as a keepsake.

B.A. Pax Mr. Fox Fox Twit William Shaw Walter Fox Brant. Erie Co Baptist Church Forestville Mrs. Fox Ose

Masquerade Ball and Chautauqua Meeting Notes

A fragment from Sinclairville notes a Masquerade Ball Thursday evening with Reed Hal and Seymour's Band, tickets 74 cents for dancing, supper at Sylvesters, and a Chautauqua Horticultural Society meeting in Brocton on Saturday at 10 am discussing Cultivation Picking Parking Marketing of Grapes. Also includes reflections on butter digestion and farmyard manure, plus soil organic matter data from English experiments.

W. H. Brown Seymour Bill Sylvesters Cretar The Chautauqua Horticultural Society Maxs’ Hall Brocton Tia Porter Feark Breatex

Keeping Butter Flavor and keeping quality in dairy butter

The author discusses butter from churn and working table, noting its delicate creamy buttermilk flavor and the rosy, clover-scented essence preserved by salt. It explains that good packing in brined firkins and proper handling preserve aroma and marketability, while poor cream or over/under churned butter spoils quickly.

Leo Jie

She Don’t Dare to Do It Free Preps

A dramatic quarrel on Grind River street unfolds as a woman threatens to report her missing wife, while a man taunts her with an absurd police description. They separate, then she follows with her basket, a tense standoff ending with a stubborn retreat.

Grind River Burt Lave

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