Additions to the Pennsylvan ia lumber yard expand in Wellsville
The Wellsville reporter notes plans by the Pentesbranis Lumber and Bark Storage Company to enlarge their yard in Green to make Olean the center of a major Hemlock lumber and bark market. Two million feet are stored and the propos ed stock could reach twenty million feet, signaling growth and regional market impact.
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Pentesbranis Lumber and Bark Storage Company
Giean
Anh
Olean
Aned
Indivi
Witoni
Vermont
Magitewar
Earth
Ean
Selma
Grinay
Educational reform and funding debate roils the nation
A garbled OCR note outlines concerns over secretary roles, club leadership, and a high level commission to paint a broader reform agenda. It references gifts to education, uneven school funding, and requests for a laboratory project, with broad, uncertain figures and names.
Paetern Letter Urges Farm Practice Reform
The letter writer discusses improving farm methods and increasing efficiency. He urges adoption of better practice after a proposed program and promises a favorable outcome for farmers, highlighting expected gains in productivity and welfare.
Erie Adds Luxury Sleeping Car to Fleet
The Erie Railroad unveils a new ornate sleeping car for travelers. Described features include a finished cabin with blue and gold detailing, private ladies’ toilet, steam heated heating system, and safety tanks under the car. The car measures seventy five feet, costs 215000, and mirrors current Erie practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merida Ie
Ig Sipeke Recy
Joras Pates
Celine
Erie
Dentist to Visit American Hotel for Eye Ear Treatments
An advertisement notes Dr C H Reed, a dentist and aurist, will visit the American Hotel, Friendship, from January 25 for eye and ear diseases and glasses fitting. It promises best crooked eye treatment, free constipation, and year-round appointment plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Reed
Friendship
C. H. Rexp
Portville seeks P A Burdick again with no opposition
Local report notes Portville plans to nominate P A Burdick once more, with no Republican opposition expected under Hen. A. S. Draper for state superintendent of public instruction. The item mentions banking officials at Port Allegany and various local happenings including elocutionist Frank Dayton and university figures visiting New York City.
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J’a.Gazelle
Bulletin
Farnum
Allegany County
A. S. Draper
First National Bank of
Ein
Aworthern
Sith
Department of
Sanmoalinn
Corand University
Newe York City
Enderricks
Allegany
McKean Col
Buffalo
Frank Robinns
Frenetirawna
Bat
Cuba Summit News Among Local Travel and Assignments
Mr and Mrs Henry Greason visit friends in Belfast. J H Van Alien returns to Angelica after a short Belfast visit. J J Duffy ill with rheumatism. Burns Me Hills assigned here and Sullivan moved to Wellsville. Sullivan earns top pay on the division after brief road time. Frank Steenrod and family visit Fred Stearns in Friendship. E L Beete in Hinsdale last week. Mrs Grahan spent time with Rendall friends. DeMerrill Clapp and Byron Willard in Bolivar during the Diling the Date Rep cruise.
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Henry Greason
Belfast
J. H. van Alien
Angelica
J.J. Duffy
Hills of Burns
Sullivan
Wellsville
Frank Steenrod
Fred Stearns
E. L. Beete
Hinsdale
Grahan
Rendall
Ps. DeMerrill Clapp
Byron Willard
Bolivar
Remark on modern newspaper development and public interest
Critique discusses the philosophy of modern reporting and the enterprise of reporters. It cites private notices and social gossip in newspapers, noting how such schedules and visits appear as harmless subscriptions but reveal broader questions about public versus private life.
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Talanizze
Beyeess
Lundy
Salamacca
Geo. Wim
Curtis Tas
Eohman
Clay
Madison Amd
Guiney
Wade
Bre .K
Apc
Rosa
Miral
Maule Roe
Crab-Ageyle Hollow
Minnie Doer
Squash Corner
Jehiel Jenkins
Wisconsin
Political Reform Measures Hit State House Debates
The article notes a House Tuesday session targeting election corruption with a bill that bars convicted individuals from office for five years, imposes fines up to five dollars, and imprisonment up to three years. It discusses party leaders and alumni ties, plus prior editorial positions.
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WBS
Ineed
Tiesday
Farmers Swindle and Fire Loss Highlight 1889 Notices
W. S Devoe reports small farmers using diseased cattle practices to claim damages. Springville's Myers and Woodard plan a $3500 refrigerator to store eggs, with estimated 200000 cold units and 10000 in pickle. New York underwriters warn of rising fire risks and higher commissions. A safety piece discusses animal breeding and feeding advice. A fraud case cites C N Cunningham forging funds from Fanners and Mechanics Bank. Collector announces tax list in hand with payment window at Citizens National Bank.
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United States Bureau of Animal Industry
W. 5. Devoe
Uncle Sam
Myers and Woodard
Springville
Sleep Necessary to Plants
Sleep is essential to plant life as experiments show that leaves regulated at night prevent color loss and death within days. Darwin also demonstrated the same fact with various other plants, notes WH. Gibses in Harper's Monthly.
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Darwin
WH. Gibses
Harper's Monthly
Dr Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy for Kidney Disease
Lyman Crawford of Springfield Mass testifies that this remedy cured his kidney disease after other treatments failed. He states he recommended it to many people who agree it is unmatched for this condition.
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Jian
Wellsville Report
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Cuba
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Latvar
Hayes
Vale
Buckeye
Irant
Sherman
Sheridan Rosecrans
New York Worldé
Elurra
Mra
Lodge of Good Templars
A. W. Spooner
Presbyterian Church
S. T. Reynolds
Board of Supervisors
Cuba Patiest
Wellsvile Reporter
Wellsville Deo. Frat
Filhmore
Scheai and Educational
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Faruer
Clwb
Counte Pound
Dilem
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J.D. Paetern NL
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Wien Pest
Travendie Rae
Ee Wat Wits
Ion
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Cariban
Drisi
Activ
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Baie Hua
Jack Gubbins
Portville
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Lawere
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Ellen Conroy
Eleris
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Reltireos
Cornel Universite
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Tuetania
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Dante Weed & Col Psp
tEvor Bros
McConnel
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Poslepen
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Ly Dan Enterprise
weeSpe Dyers
Tee Aolual
Chantaujua Assembly
Bell Taedith
Akron
W. A. Dancan
Syracuse
Lewis
Chantcillor
Vincent
T. UW. Rook
Cir
Stadebaker
South Bend
Ind
Jacob Miler
Canton
W. A. Duncan
N. Y
E. A. Skinner
Weetfield
F. H. Root
Clem
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Miavor Hewitt
Lis
Bae
Seneral Tirrison
Oata
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Deaicctatic Nationad Comiulites
Shou Cameron
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Harrisbore
Eilitor McAbmees
Ourself
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Conlersport
Telos
New York City
Kennedy
Max&y Bell
Amerinca
America
East
Farrow
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C. N. Cunningham
Fanner’s and Mechanic's Bank
New York
Citizen's National Bank
Merriam
W. L. Douglas
W. L. Douclas
G.ress
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A. FS
Pocaris
Leieos
Curry Ceotibs
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Tordan
Rennet I.G
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