Farmers report favorable crop prospects across counties
Reports from Lawrence Mercer Venango and Butler indicate bumper crops despite cold rains and late spring. Vegetation grows rapidly with warm weather though early corn and potatoes rotted in wet ground and some plants were damaged by cold. Replanting underway and onions and lettuce show strong yields while peppers cucumbers cabbage tomatoes vary. Fruit outlook remains mixed with cherries below average but apples peaches plums and late cherries promising. berry crops likely smaller locally with southern crops offsetting shortages. Prices expected to drop soon.
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Lawrence
Mercer
Venango
Butler
Park outing with children prompts father to join
A fragment shows a child’s request to return to the park with their father. A separate line mockingly compares the Sherman anti trust act to the Monroe doctrine or the civil rights pill, reflecting editorial wit in St Louis Globe Democrat.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Judge Rice Resigns to Accept Corporate Solicitor Post
Judge William E. Rice chief judge for Warren and Forest counties resigns effective July 1, 1910 to become general solicitor for Elk Tanning Central Pennsylvania Lumber and Central Leather, with appointment by Governor Stuart likely within days. The vacancy fills since C. H. McCauley’s death at Ridgway. The appointee will serve at least eighteen months before voters choose in November 1911.
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Warren
William E. Rice
Warren and
Forest
Edwin Ss. Eee
Stuart
Judge Rice
Elk Tanning Company
Central Pennsylvania Lumber Company
Central Leather Company
Pennsylvania
C. H. McCauley
Ridgway
Slippery Rock Visit Notes and Local Happenings
Slippery Rock hosts Miss Maud McClymonds and Judge Greer with two grandsons visiting. McClurgs of Wilmerding visit Prof and Mrs McClymonds. Cluttons own a Meyersdale drug store. State board exams conclude. large classes, warm weather, students pass. Lulu Davidson of Unity Station returns home after twin brother’s fatal baseball injury. Slippery Rock grange grows. advocate farming society membership. Normal school adds agriculture. E H Sothern and Julia Marlowe perform in New York. Mrs Virginia Harned Sothern in Reno.
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Maud McClymonds
Judge Greer
McClurg
Wilmerding
McClymonds
Paul Clutton
Clutton
Meyersdale
State Board
Lulu Davidson
Unity Station
Normal
Slippery Rock Grange
E. H. Sothern
Julia Marlowe
New York
Virginia Harned Sothern
Reno
Nev
Detroit Journal
How to Become and To Remain Popular
Advice notes lasting popularity beyond wealth. Follow humane rules from the Christian World: avoid contradiction and gossip, respect others, refrain from envy, and practice the golden rule. Such conduct brings sunlit happiness, public honor, and enduring memory.
Buffalo Bill Promotes Global Kinship Exhibition
Col. W. F. Cody announces farewell tours featuring a broader mix of nationalities and races than ever before. The show labeled a school of human kinship blends Buffalo Bill's Wild West with Pawnee Bill's Far East to offer public study of fellow humans by comparison.
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W. F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Sunday Sermon Draws Gigantic Everett Audience
Rev Billy Sunday preached to one of his largest Everett Washington crowds as he condemned gossip. A woman fainted during the sermon after his scorching remarks. An Everett rumor about his arrest of a colored preacher prompted Sunday to denounce the tale as a lie. An excursion boat ferried about 1000 Bell ingham citizens to the service.
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Everett
Wash
Billy Sunday
Bellingham
No More Rheumatism Cure Guarantee
Druggist Geo W Clutton backs Rheuma with a money back guarantee if it fails to cure. The remedy targets kidneys, bowels, liver and blood to reduce inflammation of muscles and joints. Fifty cents a bottle with mail orders handled by Rheuma Co Buffalo New York. English Markue for stomach and bowels also claims neuralgia relief at 25 cents a box.
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Geo. W. Clutton
Rheuma Co
Buffalo
N. Y
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