Captain VanDeWatering the Roosevelt Contender
The article recounts Captain Casper VanDeWatering who claims eight years as bodyguard to Theodore Roosevelt. He says he met Roosevelt in Washington via an introduction and accompanied him on a Bow hunt in Africa, visiting Germany and England. His tale includes how Roosevelt allegedly kept German officials waiting and how he later traveled as a salesman.
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Col
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Caplin Casper VanDeWatering
Theodore Toosevelt
Grand Sentral Hotel
Smeuyport
Mondey Foight
U Y Ny
VanDerWatering
Buffalo
Bradford
Bradfors Era
Thisda
Casper VanDe Waterbis
Bradfowl
Breserve
VanDeWatering
South Africa
Transvaal
Chri Tian DewWet
Etvugel
Britta Sree
Ame
Cape
Theodore Haase
Washington
VanDe WaterIng
Africa
Germany
England
van derWntering
Keyser Wilhelm
Racenteuy
Weekly Court Record Deeds August 23 1922 Summary
Weekly court record covers deeds dated August 23 to 30 1922 in Bradford Port Allegany Kane Hamilton and other towns. Transactions list transfers from multiple individuals and couples to various buyers with nominal prices often one dollar. Names include Katherine Reidy Clarence Clark Arch Bean Ane Campbell Thomas Blair Barden Lynch Golden Hersey and De Bre.
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Katherine Reidy
Rose Reidy
Bradford
Clarence M Clark
Lj Bush
Arch Bean
Ane
Rew Campbell
Corea
Thomas Blair
E Johnson
Port Alepany
Kane
Anthony de Bre
Gust
Oviatt Family Reunion Reported With Music and Dances
The Oviatt family gathered for a reunion with J Beaman serving as heir to descendants. After a morning meal a business meeting approved minutes for the year with Feamn as president and J Oviatt as vice president. A dedication moment followed, then committees for reception arrangement and entertainment were announced. An afternoon program of recitations music and solos led to dancing and games. The day was ideal and the reunion regarded as the best yet, adjourned around 6. The next gathering is set for Aug 16 1923 at Gale park.
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Oviatt
Puntos
Ovin
J. Beaman
Andy
Mena
J. J. Oviatt
Tessie Rawley
Phebe Nourse
T. Bi Ogiart
Ruth Connor
Alfred Oviatt
Francis Alten
Rose Hyde
Galea Park
Inte Whlin Oviitt
Prohibition Party Holds County Convention in Bradford
The Prohibition party convened its annual county gathering at the M. C. G. A. in Bradford on Monday at 10 am with delegates from across the county. Elisha B. Kane of Kushequa was elected county chairman, Paul P. Lyon of Bradford secretary, and several others joined as executive committee members. Letters from Republican and Democratic assembly candidates were read, the convention adjourned at noon, then reconvened at 2 pm for an address by Clinton Howard.
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Prohibition Party
Bradford
Elisha &. Kane
Kushequa
Paul P. Lyon
Weasner
Eva W. Sullivan
Duke Center
Stella Mitchell
Jewett
Grace White
Alleged poisoning case investigated in Kane county
County detective J J Alilon was in the city yesterday investigating a claim that a Kane man was targeted with poison placed in his coffee. The case centers on an attempted poisoning and the search for a suspect continues.
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Kane
J. J. Alilon
Poisoned coffee case sparks county probe
The county detective said no information was available this afternoon though the case promises interesting developments. The person who made the charge remains undisclosed. a possible poisoned coffee sample has been retained for analysis as Kane Republican reports.
Poultry Culling Demonstrations Schedule Noted
County events list attendances and times for poultry culling demonstrations at State College facilities next week. Names and locations include Fred Kuss Tah Alena Tevndlee Uraneb br and Eugene McCarey T Nelson Wrights Pa with sessions from 9:30 A M to 5:00 P M on Sept 8 9 10.
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Iway of State College
Fred Kuss
Alena
Potters Combine Plans Big Potato Warehouse On Main Street
The Potter Couply Chapeimerve Patots Givers Assa announces completion of groundwork for a two story frost proof warehouse on North Main. The building, with an underground basement, will feature a Main Street entrance and a railroad switch side for easy potato handling. The second floor will house modern grading and treatment machinery to support the seed potato market.
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Couply Chapeimerve Patots
Deseph
North Main
Gouderegest
Liske Gate
Aviveway
Secon
Fause of Me Association
Terprise
Colegrove News Briefs From A Busy Week
Colegrove residents attended church services in Crosby and visited Smethport. Miss Jessie Haven of Burbank opened the new school term on Aug. 28 with teaching duties. J mcCurdy family moved into a new house. Mrs C A Anderson returned from Port Germany Swarthmore Chautauqua sessions. A J McAllister family traveled to Kane Allegany and Port Allegany. Leola Anderson guest of Lella Unkert. McAulister returned to Ow City after vacation with parents. Mrs Jos Pearson of Allegany and Mrs Albin Swanson visited Smethport. Wilcox of Crosby to take Colegrove RFD work. Tank fire injury heals slowly. The Democrat six months one dollar.
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Calegrove
Jessie Haven
Burbank
Ior
Jon
McCurdy
C. A. Anderson
Port
Conderaport
Paul McAllister
OW City
Intra
A. Go McAulister
Bill Scanlan
Suiza
Jos. Pearson
Allegany, N
Puest
CA. Anderson
Angel Tuesda Sever
Colegrave
Inctures
M. Elomiveh
Smerhpert
Misa Leola Anderson
Miva Lella
al Sleanburg
Mate Wilcox
Crosby
Glass workers gain wage increases at American Window Glass
The American Window Glass company announces wage increases effective August 26. Wage hikes range from 6 to 16 percent across trades, with cutters and flatteners receiving a 25 percent boost. The plant employs about 600 workers and showcases continued industry prosperity as tanks operate steadily.
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American Window Glass Company
Ralso
Manchia
Tomor
Herve
Uds
Cnity
Kene Republican
FARMERS VALLEY EAST SIDE SOCIAL NOTES
D G Rice and family motored to Emethport on Monday. Mr and Mrs Otto and Mr Saint Mer returned home Saturday after a two week trip to Ohio. Mrs Nother home Thineday ison left Fort Sosho expects: te Gach wife Mrs Frank Fiorentina Day and Mire AMES Taster ind derett Bors 2 ayy) Chats market top Mendy two Teaiee for the sick Ty Roles Dewes on Odean visitor aat weeds Me Lowell Tea is the owner of a new Chevrolet tomylee Tela Fermin wi oy mesiix and Oleam Frank Barbour was an Eriemiss ioe Monday and Tunsday.
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Farmers Valley
East Side
D. G. Rice
Emethport
Otto
Itil
Ohio
Nother
Heme
Fort Sosho
Frank
Fiorentina
Derett- Bors
Maroctet
Dewes
Odean
Lowell Tea
Omys
Tela Fermin
Oleam
Road over Red Rock Hill quietly finished in Bradford area
Notice from Port Allegany dated August 28 1922 records George Elmer Larson taking over Arnold Avenue Greenhouses and assumes business. all bills due Mr Page payable by him. road construction over Red Rock Hill described as progressing quietly with minor elevation changes and unsurfaced dirt highway in the area.
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Bradford
Lewis Thin
Smethport
Ted Rock
Rew Hill
George Elmer Larson
Arnold Avenue
George Elmer Lerzon
Mr. Page
Page
Port Allegany, Pa
The Democrat Prints All the Pews Six Months
A brief notice states six months of pew printing priced at one dollar. The item appears in a local advertisement or column listing service charges for church seating.
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Democrat
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