Allegany Glass Factory Resumes Operations and Workers See Pay Increase
The Allegany Glass Factory restarted at the Alleghany Window Glass plant after a shutdown. Production will run for about seventeen weeks then pause for summer, resuming in September. The plant employs around 100 workers, with a five percent raise for skilled staff, and uses coal gas producers costing around $60,000 for upgrades.
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Bradford Man Named in Pittsburg Liquor Case
A Bradford man figures in a federal liquor case in Pittsburgh. Judge W H Thone presided Tuesday over charges against C F Zaruba and associates for violating wartime prohibition by selling liquor. The inquiry centers on seized whisky packed in trunks at a Baltimore and Ohio station and linked to Fd Kief, owner of the American House in Branford.
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Baltimore & Ohio
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Burned in boiler house fire injures man near Kane estate
Charles Swanson on Goth Fraley street suffered facial and scalp burns after a gas explosion lit a boiler house on the Kane Estate lease near Witter works and Greendale road. The fire destroyed a holler house worth about $600 as Swanson tried to shut a valve. flames trapped him briefly before escape.
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Civil War Veteran Josep J Reynolds Dies at Home
Civil War veteran Josep J Reynolds dies at his Wittard avenue home at 76. A Broadford resident for eight years, he was a member of John S Melvin Post GAHL and formerly employed by the Corliss Carden company. He is survived by his wife and one daughter Mrs James Coffey. Funeral arrangements announced later.
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Teeynolds
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Corliss Carden Comanny
James Coffey
Fire at Shingle House Destroys Adjoining Property
A fire of unknown origin completely destroyed a shingle house and caused damage to an adjacent property near Imperial Vote, occurring early Friday. Investigations are underway to determine the cause and assess losses.
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Elk Visits Farm on South Michael Street
A tame elk visited the farm of George A. Lecker on South Michael Street road Saturday. Mrs. Lecker fed the animal, which followed Mr. Lecker into the barn and waited for a game warden's arrival. Local Gazetteer.
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George A. Lecker
South Michael Street Road
Horse Market Stays Strong at Buffalo Sale
Horse market climbs daily with rising prices while other stock softens. Campbelltown dealers Anderson and Borner bought five draught horses in Buffalo, paying 358 dollars per head for 1600 to 1700 pound animals. One horse weighed 1000 but sold for 80 dollars, and Anderson’s bay team at 2400 pounds cost 500 each two years ago. The pair is noted as leading fraught horses in Kane County.
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Kane Republican
Prize Offered For Wolf or Wildcat Hunting Feat
Col W Kaul of St Marys offers a 250 prize to the hunter who kills the most wolves or wildcats within a set time, aiming to rid the area of dangerous predators. The exact contest details and final terms have not been named, with clarification expected within a few days.
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Whitesville News: Final Spike Driven on Rail Connection
The Canietes Times reported a New York and junction railroad connection last week but the spike wasn’t driven until Tuesday noon. Hon. W. W. Critten completed the fast spike as both reconstruction gangs confirmed the line linked Whitesville from the Canjiatec end. This marks a major development for Whitesville.
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Whitesville
Historical pilgrimage report omits arrangement in review
The newspaper's account of the recent Historical Society pilgrimage round up misses a key arrangement detail from last week's publication. The correction note indicates the omission affected the sequence of events and invites readers to consult the full schedule in the society records.
Large award to Degolia woman for death at work
A large award was granted to Mrs Mary Motta of Degalia for the death of her husband while employed by the Custer City Chemical Company at its plant in Custer City Pennsylvania. The award covers six children and was announced by referee Septie Smith on Tuesday. The case highlights workplace fatality compensation in Pennsylvania.
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Names and Oddities in War Risk Bureau List of Soldiers
A column highlights amusing and perplexing names from the War Risk Insurance Bureau’s records. Examples include Asad Experience Wilson of North Dakota, Velvet Coach of Brinkley, and Slaughter Bugg of Iowa, with many other colorful pairings revealing how names varied across states and towns.
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Texas
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Huntington
W. Va
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Isa
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Mt Jewett Bank Officers Named At Annual Meeting
At the Mt Jewett bank annual meeting held on Tuesday, December 13, officers were elected for the ensuing year. Limmel was named president Went Keister as vice president TD Flowe as cashier. Directors include Grant Weister Athi 1 Conn Bon MeCos and Creo.
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Legal feud over estate funds ends in court ruling
In a Jamestown area case, Gallup and Amsler accused Mrs. West of fraud through questionable checks and notes amid a complex estate dispute. Referee Hastings ruled for Mrs. West, concluding plaintiffs profited from improper transactions. an appeal is before the Appellate Division. Gallup and Amsler have since moved into oil and Kentucky ventures respectively.
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Grow farm well near Duke Center yields oil and tests
Fragmentary report notes a well on Grow farm near Duke Center held seven harrela for four weeks. It yielded test oil around 810 value before a cap was placed. Additional references mention Otter wells on a nearby pradeace and unclear details about flow and timing.
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