Notable Odds and Ends From Across Pennsylvania in 1914
The item highlights 83 year old John D. Wiese of Ridgway a World War era immigrant from West Prussia who survived the ill fated Atlantic voyage. Thomas Byrne captures a large owl near Marshallton. state workers near Pittsgeld uncover a two foot snake nest yielding 17 snakes. editor laments banquet fatigue in Lock Haven. Henry P. Laible completes the largest incubator near Allentown with 6200 egg capacity in a 45 by 6 by 5 foot hot water heated unit built in six months.
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John D. Wiese
Ridgway
America
West Prussia
Atlantic
Thomas Byrne
Marshallton
Pennsylvania
Pittsgeld
Lock Haven
Mr. Laible
John Lehman
Carlisle
Lehman
Florence Boyce
Honesdale
India
Boyce
The
Methodist Church
Chauta
Buenos Aires
Rio de Janeiro
Mr. Watson
Mediterranean Sea
Globe
Australia
Smoke Bellew Faces Klondike Trials On White Horse Ride
Smoke Bellew and Shorty endure brutal Klondike voyage across Lindeman and White Horse rapids. They pilot a fragile boat through canyon dangers, aid a stranded couple, and survive a perilous whirlpool with a stranded crew left behind as the tale pauses for next week.
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Bin
Smoke Bellew
Sit
John Bellew
Dyea
San Francisco
Linderman
Sprague
Kit
Eft
Lindeman
Lake Bennett
Stine
Box Canyon
White Horse
Bos Canyon
Breck
Shorty
Boxes
Dales
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Allen
Lancaster
D. Frank Kline, M. D
E. King Sr
Huber
M. Huber
Main Street
Kreider’s Hardware Store
Main St
Lititz
Arm
Jake
Christopher Smoke Bellew
Dawson
Yukon Basin
Alf
Chilkoot
Wort
Great Chain of Lakes
Messrs
Stine Be
Mr. Sprague
Dee Sline
Jack Short
Thomas Stanley Sprague
Adolph Stine
Dyen
Oregon
James Sprague
Klondike
Pardner
Smoke
Beary
Dr. Stine
Spragues
Hit
Stranger
Seaveman
Mil
Rocky Mountains
gIruis
Jack London
Wheeler Syndicate
Watt & Shand
Corner Square
East King Street
Lancaster, PA
Youroa T. Gome