Local Notes from a Rural Correspondence Page
A compact rural update lists moving arrangements at several farms around Lyvenus Ellis, Gerry, and Hol. Griswold’s island house changes, while Lynn Pond shifts to Clark Wilcox’s home. The piece notes a cheese factory closing for the season, local horse losses, and sermons by Rev. J. G. Ginader. School near Charlotte opens with J. A. Thompson as teacher. local market news includes jelly, cider and a large jelly production from Banner jelly. There are social events, farm sales, and a Holstein breed discussion sparked by a letter in a neighboring paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Lyvenus Ellis
Nere
Josh” Sears
Gerry
Wilcox Place
Cule
Aldrich
Lings
J. G. Ginader
Sinclairville
J. D. Philipps
Pickett
J. A. Thompson Learher
Eddy
Corydon Turner
Archie McLean
Chautaugus
J. E. Pierpont
Gar School
Miss. Raymond
St. Gilbert Waterrasa
Sherman
M.D. Scott
Pleasant Valley
Mericle Hall
Trood
Alpha
Richmond Putman
Daniel Mathewson
Alphonzo Matthewson
Jamestown
Orr
No Double Beds in Continental Europe Story
A fragmentary reminiscence describes a traveler failing to find double beds in Europe, with scenes in a Lucerne hotel bar where a controversy unfolds. A Vermont theater worker, sweating in a red silk handkerchief, declares couples now sleep together, while a slim woman with hair shaw and spectacles observes. The tale ends amid lively music and shifting company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jurope
Euter London
Ligana
Hee
Lucerne
Vermont
Catire
Marriai
W. AL Croft
Pioneer Press
Inventor William Hogoe and His Mechanical Troubles
A humorous reminiscence recalls inventor William Hogoe and his restless creations. His wife laments the constant tinkering as he tests a midnight door lark, a cabinet bed, a self opening washbowl, and a cranky coat contraption, all ending with chaos and a lost ring. The tale highlights a persistent mind pursuing inventions despite domestic disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Odd Ending for a Grain Elevator Model and More
A curious item describes a man and a model grain elevator that flies toward him when he aims it, nearly hitting his head. The note recalls another sighting of the same man with the model protruding from his pocket and plans to improve a bedroom shadower. The report blends odd anecdotes with other news mentions and scattered details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
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Evening Observer
Bedch
Continental
Europe
Woesofan
Pwapa
Watt Westy
Odival
Arcpie
Atarquis
Lornene
Beitalo Ranch
Stony Aountain
Manitoba
Steinmetz
Philadelphia
Zukertort
New York
London
Munbatian Chess Clit
Eafinertion
Dasa T. Atkeu
Nin
Capcurea
Cisuinnatio
Gertie Chiver
Allen
Kentucky
Oliver
Parker
Eliscox & Co
N.Y
Mneaisure
Was “Tract CO
York
Mostior
Leareas
Ures Bey
Tobmay
Parcott
Dareterer
Rall
Ellis
Price of
Bain’s
Toy der
Cale
Vate
Feat
7 Tan End
Rothery
Ieee
Andy
Asadreda
Fliscox & Co
Joey Wavlen
Lestore
Eadrait
Park Row
the City Drug Store
H. P. Monroe
Speer
Speers
Cereret
Board of Health
Werlibe
Ehisses
Phasickens
Speer's
J. Sherry
Pew Superior Chiatgerer
S P. J. Brandy
Lyon’ Bros
Avn
Ars Elastic
Agulnet Ah Saca
Dedorin
Derick Piesa
Bioe Ap Athaeas
E. Dederick & O
Albany
Tehapa
Pee
Yun
Adda
Beanton Truss Co
Manfra
H. Eggleston CO
Chicago
J. E. Shepard & CO
Cincinnati
Farmer and Observer Publishing Company
Meuron
Buffalo
Mil Tor BW. Smith
Rochester
Robert Sneider
Aunetis
Masonic
ODD Fellows
Good Templars Firemen's
K. of L Co. AL RL
Stariensry
Schumacher & Ettlinger
Perter Teege
Letterpresa Department
Tigges
Ron
Celtion
Erick
Tun Kew
Troulway, New York
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