Honest man and virtue in a sunlit frame
Dull town notes mix poems and shop chatter. The item lists clothing bargains at Lyon Brothers and Buffalo One Price Clothing Store, with ads for collars, shirts, handkerchiefs, socks, suspenders, and spring fashions. It mentions local residents, train arrivals, hotel guests, and a forecast of cold weather easing soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. FH. Byles
Bradford
B.C. Halsey
Erie
R. 8. Pierce
North B1 1
Erie Hotel
Rochester & Pittsburg Road
Bronks Locomotive Works
Patrick O'Mahoney
Bia Hole
Lyon Brothers Excelsior Fiiment
Tate
Buffalo
Center St. T
North Pole
Tao Furl- Bert
George C. Jonaon
New York
Hlh. Lockwood
Foretrille
D.R Lewis
Pittsburg
D. D. Cameron
Rochester
AN. W. James
Buffalo One Price
Centre Street
Bhety
Cecter St.t. F
Westerberg family news and town notices in brief
Mr J Westerberg and family return from Harfield with a new post at Brouka Loco Motive Works. Caledonia State hatchery plans 8 000 000 fry including salmon trout and other species. Assembly buzz as Benevolent Insurance bill moves between committees. Mrs Hattie A Smith delivers art lectures funded by Blakeman Taylor Co. Rider v Foggan case update notes a dissolution dispute and $912.11 judgment in Villenova lumbering partnership.
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Lefure
White Seay
Lyon Hro
Erwin
Oliver
Committee On Insurance
Williams
Chautauqua
Hattie A. Smith
Art School of
New York City
Mean, Blakeman,Taylor& Co
Rider Va. Foggan
Sheldon
Jamestown
Villenova
I. C. Kingsbury
Young People's Society Social At First Presbyterian Church
The first social of the Young People's Society at First Presbyterian was hosted by Miss Julia Gross on Buffalo Street. Nearly forty attendees enjoyed a musical and literary program with performances by Nellie Van Buren, Mattie James, Eliza James, and others, followed by games and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Society
First Presbyterian Church
Lichi
Julia Gross
Buffalo Street
Sang
Chin Tong
Third Street
Fred. K. Lyon
Misa Nellie van Buren
Water Service Weather Relief Cites Abell’s Efforts
The city water system faced frost with several hydrants frozen. Supt Abell supervised two crews thawing lines and preparing for emergencies. About half the service pipes were affected, yet no major damage occurred. Credit is given to Abell for dedication and keeping water service orderly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Service
Abell
Gospel song rehearsal and young men service at Y M C A
An YMCA rehearsal of gospel songs will be held this evening in YMCA rooms by an orchestra of six pieces. A praise service for young men is planned for Sunday afternoon at 4 in YMCA rooms led by Secretary Edson. An enjoyable hour is promised with a musical treat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edson
Simon Levy
Fourth and
Eagle Streets
Falk
Temple Beth-Zion
Buffalo
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Dunkirk Lodge
Dunkirk
A. M
Joowrs
Trandequoit Lodge
Flat'ly
Clark
Dasiec Los
E. Monpenttavee
Closing Out Sale at A A Warmer Dunkirk Center
A. A. Warmer announces a closing out sale to reduce stock before moving to a new store. The job lot includes Hamburga Towels Table Linens Hosiery and more. The offer promises quick movement and base take appears strong. Center Street Dunkirk Swmchd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center
Dunkirk
Dunkirk Relief Society notes wood shipment and charity
Five carloads of wood received for the Dunkirk poor were shipped from Sinclairville and Moon's Station. Wood allocated to Mrs Moo and Crissey, with Mr McDonough's charge, and orders from Ladies Aid Society. Correspondence corrects misattributions and praises Mr Chasey. Obituary notices for Simon Levy and funeral arrangements follow, with lodge and Germanic society participation details.
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Dunkirk
Sinclairville
Moon
Ladies’ Charitable Society
McDonough
Ladies’ Aid Society
Hook
Momn
Moos
Bvrrog Gasgever
EB. Cussey
Moon's
Maox
Mis
Buckley
New York Tribune reports on cream of tartar purification
The article details a breakthrough in refining cream of tartar to 100 percent purity by pressurized processing. It cites health concerns from impure tartar and claims Royal Baking Powder Company refined a large scale method in Brooklyn, enabling pure tartar for baking powder and pharmaceuticals. It notes widespread use in food and potential health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
New York State Board of Health
Chandler and Love
Deasers
Royal Baking Powder Company
Gorda
Europe
America
New York Tartar Co
Brooklyn
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Evening Observer
Southern
Rmadonia
Evasixa
Maurice
Engvod
Middle States
Gheorge Herbert
Eric
Smoke Wogan
VY. Mlc
A. Tontebt
Phin. M. Miller
Stock- Son
Dr. Rogers
Lyon Brothers
Nellie Murray
Deer Short
Bolivar
E. Shutman
Mayville
J. B. Farrell
Binghamton
St. James
A. Becker
Wm. Bronson
Eastern
G. A. Sprengin
J. Westerberg
Harfield
M. Westerberg
Brouka Locomotive Works
Beth Green
Caledonia
Young People’s Social
Church Matters
J.A. Bates
Methodist Church
E.P. Adams
City Hall
Henry Uahn
Women's Relief Society of the Methodist Church
the Water Service
The
Swmchd
Eee Furnks
Dr. Blackham
8. Levy
Cubs
M. Loeb’s
Center Street
COAL
S.M. Hamilton
Cor.Eagle and
W.third St. Dunkirk
J. T. Hoole & CO. Cor
Central Ave
4Th ST
Wilkes-Barre
Wyoming
Manes
Eilory
Particu
EPS Sige
James
Sama
EBALL
Sullivan & Son
Dunkirk, N
James C. Russell
N. J. Jackson & Co
Coal & Wood
East Front Street
H. P. Monroes
RAGE
East Third Street
Hattee Eta
Tataty Ty
C. Ruge
Third St
Dunkirk,n.y
DaIly Press
Knickerbocker
Sunday Press
Poular News
Pavers
Empire State
Associated Press
Dispatches
Speciaes
Dafet
Srecimen Corina
Edison Electric Light
the Press Co
Sneaver St. Albany
STORE
Elk Street
A. Moldenhauer
Agt
Mie Farmer
Springfield Republican
Reblican
New
Massachusetts
New England
General Telegraph
Sunday Republican
Nety
Department For Children
Moston Journal
Weekly Republican
Isenes
Tarmera
Clute
Sratmarian
Man
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