More Farmers In Warren Co. More Farmers In Warren Co.
Warren county Pennsylvania shows rising farm activity after a 1925 census. Farms under operation rose from 2353 in 1920 to 2544 in 1925, land in farms grew to 241156 acres with crop 76234, pasture 114005 and woodland 43235. Farm building value climbed to 5193820 while farmland value slipped to 4030531. Hay and oats acreage increased, wheat buckwheat and potatoes fell. Hog numbers steady at 9124 and dairy cattle declined.
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George H. Manning
Washington
the News
Washington, D. C
Warren County
Pennsylvania
United States Department of Commerce
Florida land agent placed under arrest
Lee Wright, alleged Florida real estate swindler, was arrested in Lansing on October 31 after a misrepresentation charge was filed by Dr. William Weinkauff of Corunna.
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Wright
Florida
Weinkauff
Okeechobee
Fla
Florida Land
Lansing
Mich
Lee Wright
Wiliam Weinkauff
World Peace Services Urged for Churches
The federal council of churches urged churches to designate Sunday November 1 and Wednesday November 11 as days to promote world peace and international friendship. The group praised President Coolidge for preserving Armistice Day from war preparations and honoring America’s war dead.
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International News Service
Washington
Federal Council of Churches
Coolidge
America
Clyde Appointed Carnegie Steel Company President
William G. Clyde, senior vice president of Carnegie Steel, is named president replacing Homer J. Williams who has resigned. Rumors persist that United States Steel may absorb Pittsburgh Steel, where Homer D. Williams was elected president.
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New York
E. H H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
William G. Clyde
Carnegie Steel Corporation
Homer J. Williams
Gary
United Steel Corporation
Pittsburgh Steel Company
Homer D. Williams
Foster's Weather Prognostication
Washington reports a storm wave of severe intensity will cross the continent around early October with heavy precipitation, followed by a moderately severe cold wave reaching the cotton belt by November 7. November brings mixed temperatures, decreasing overall precipitation, and periods of Indian Summer. Nine Eskimos arrive in New York as a curious note.
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Washington
Great Lakes
Pacific
Aged Couple Secures License To Marry In Erie County
John J. Johnson 79 of Corry RD 3 and Ella D. Mosher 69 of Union City were granted a marriage license in Erie. Johnson, with two prior wives, is noted as Erie county’s oldest man to obtain a license. Mosher’s first husband Lic States died in 1924.
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Erie
John J. Johnson
R. D
Corry
Ella D. Mosher
Warden Street
Union City
Johnson
Erie County
Seven Drowned After Schooner Capsizes at Grays Harbor
The Bowser, a fishing schooner from Aberdeen Washington, overturned by a large wave while crossing the Grays Harbor split. Initial reports said seven crew members were drowned.
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International News Service
Aberdeen
Wash
Bowser
Grays Harbor
French Cabinet Recalls Serrail as Syria High Commissioner
Paris October 31. General Sarrail recalled from his post as high commissioner of Syria by the cabinet.
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Serrail
International News Service
Paris
Sarrail
Syria
Milwaukee Woman Credits Lydia E. Pinkham Product
Mrs EMI O. Brandenburg of Milwaukee Wisconsin reports improved health from using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after years of weakness headaches and weight loss She says four bottles rebuilt her strength allowed her to resume housecleaning and she now weighs 118 pounds and does all her work herself
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Lydia E. Pinkham
Emi O. Brandenburg
37Th Street
Turner Named U.S. Mines Director by Coolidge
Scott Turner has been appointed by President Coolidge as director of the U.S. Bureau of Mines. A practical mining engineer and self-made fortune maker, Turner succeeds Dr. H. Foster Bain who left to head the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers. Born in Lansing on July 31 1880 he is a Lusitania survivor and 45 years old.
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George H. Manning
Washington
the News
Washington, D
Get
Scott Turner
President Coolidge
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Turner
Bureau of Mines
H. Foster Bain
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
Lansing
Mich
Michigan University
Michigan College of Mines
Wife Of "Tex" Rickard Dies
Edith May Rickard, wife of celebrated fight promoter Tex Rickard, died Friday in New York from pneumonia at age 41 after recent treatment for heart disease. She was born in Sacramento, California, and her husband was at her bedside.
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International News Service
New York
Edith May Rickard
Tex” Rickard
Rickard
Sacramento
Cal
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Long Ave
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Lawrence County
Gence
the Citizen's National Bank
National Market Company
E. Washington St
Fisher’s Big Store
Washington Street
Long Avenue
Fishers
Smith
Warren Co
Brunswick
Dewberry
Ford
Clyde
Carnegie Steel Company
Foster
SILK
Telemmo Bea Ficurs Laboratories
Dept
Merten
L. L. Swan & CO
North Mill Street
Eckerd’s
Cckerd
East Washington Street
THE
Equitable Life Assurance Society of
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Equitable Life Assurance Society
M. J. Donnelly
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Mercer Street
Bell Phone
Turner Mines
Chichester
Namond
Fred D. March
Water Street Bell Phone
Shaw Street
Glass St
Cage Bros. Inc
Love & Megown
Winter Haven, Florida
VIA
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburgh
Winter Haven
Beautiful Ridge
Tampa
St. Petersburg
West Coast
Chamber OF Commerce
That City
Haven
Villa
Bank Building
Pittsburgh, Pa
Atlantic
Commonwealth
Supreme Courts
Lawrence County Court
Superior
Clarence A. Patterson
American Bond & Morteg Age Company, Inc
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