Monster buck leads Barrens deer herd crossing railroad
A Buffalo Run railroad crew in central Pennsylvania observed a large herd crossing near the Barrens. The lead buck was noted for unusually wide antlers, with repeated sightings of this animal from the Barrens to the Seven Mountains. Pheasants, wild turkeys, and rabbits are reported plentiful this year, while squirrels remain scarce.
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Buffalo Run
Barrens
Seven Mountains
Bull Dailies and Breeders Gazette Musing On Breeding Purchase
A Boston daily notes a focal purchaser buying three carloads of Western steers for breeding purposes. It recalls an AP extract about British imports of Louisiana mules for reading purposes in India, suggesting the Boston paper stays consistent with its prior coverage.
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Boston
Breeders' Gazette
Associated Press
Louisiana
India
Boston Daily
Wild Horses Turmoil in Skull Valley Draws Hunters
A sportsman reports thrilling hunts for wild horses in Skull Valley near the Utah Nevada line. Ranchers claim 15,000 wild horses threaten domesticated stock as battles among bands erupted, with 102 animals shot in a month. Adjudicated estates listed include Israel K. Erb and Landis E. Seinert among others.
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Skull Valley
Utah-Nevada
Eastorn
Darty
Frederick Kinney
Popular Mechanics
Smith
Israel K. Erb
Clay Township
Phares B
Snavely
Penn Township
Landis E. Seinert
Jacob R. Wershey
Lititz
Iwannie H. Hershey
Oldest Drummer William Edward Critchlow Keeps Road Vital at 90
Kentucky born traveling salesman for a Macon Missouri hickory pipe factory, Critchlow is 90 and claims he may become the oldest commercial traveler. He recalls starting in 1859, prefers road life to housebound retirement, and praises honest deal making, selective goods, and the pipe as a symbol of Western life. He shares views on discipline, storytelling, lighting pipes, and character shown by smoking habits.
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William Edward
Critchlow
Macon
Missouri
Hunnewell
Jritchlow
Dle
Dark Moon Claim Sparks Chester County Fracas
A Chester County man urged gathering fifties for winter in the dark of the September moon and was assaulted by several neighbors for the remark. The incident occurred amid tense disputes over local beliefs in Lancaster and Berks counties.
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Lancaster
Berks
Chester County
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Leinbach
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Leinbach & Bro., Inc
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Philadelphia
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