MARCHAND MARCHAND March 10 local notes
UW Brown and family visited friends near Georgeville last week then returned Tuesday. Orr moved his family with grandmother Mrs air to Hammont, to farm in Jersey area. Bragg of town attended court and returned Thursday. Zilla Rosborough of Punxsutawney visited here and went home Tuesday. Mrs Harry Weaver of Rochester was here with her mother Mrs Lavint Peffer. Mrs Lisse Peffer of Indiana returned to see her ill mother. Mrs Pred Rish of Johnstown visited Mary Smith. W C Brown did business in Punxatawney Friday. Ella Perrett of McKee City attended funeral of her mother.
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Marchand
Brown
Georgevilienday
Sry Orr
Air
Bragg
Mim Zilla Rosborough
Punx- Mtawney
Purssutawney
Harry Weaver
Rochester
Lavint Peffer
Lisse Peffer
Indiana
Pred Rish
Johnstown
Marry Smith
W. C. Brown
Punwatawney
Ella Perrett
McKee City
N. J
Brown farm near Covode to host summer farming
A Brown farm near Covode is planned for summer cultivation. The property will be used for seasonal crop farming managed by local tenants, with preparations underway and expected start dates pending final approvals.
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Brown
Covode
Porter Porter Teachers Institute Draws Large Crowd
March 10 report from Porter Porters Institute gathering Saturday afternoon drew many teachers from Porter and nearby townships along with several locals. Emma Reed of Dora spent a few weeks visiting relatives. Travin and his wife from this place visited their sick daughter Mary in Hamilton. Gien Veal, a Creekside tailor, returned home with a severe cold that left him voiceless.
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Porter
Teachers’ Institute
Indion
Mrch
Ing
Bart
Borate Sackadle
Dayton
Te Wieting
Mita
Emma’ Reed
Dora
Asseter
Mem
Adams
George Travin
Thie Place
Daughetera
Mary ‘Travin
Hamilton
Bie
Gertrude Stockiale
Dus Bola
Gien Veal
Creekside
Rossiter Rossiter community notices and arrivals
Rossiter Rossiter March 10 local notes list visits by Mr and Mrs Lee Rosenberger and others, a return home for Broadmeadow after illness, Archibald Smitten visit, meetings by Rev Currie in Duquesne, a local accident, Dr Black planning to leave, Mrs Michael Maloney ill, Trvinaun of Juneau purchasing livery table andHarness, M Dougherty improving, Vern Braughler resignation, Leo Braughler term completion, GD Gray visiting and moving to Clearfield, Ladies Aid Society meet at Mrs J C Doula New Rome Wednesday.
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Broadmeadow
Toma
Iddo Lewin
Archibald Smitten
Marchan
Currie
Presbyterian Church
Thie Place
Duquesne
Gwendolyn
Gilbert
L Gilbert
Hill Street
Black
de. Flaher
Rossiter
Bate
Michael Maloney
Trvinaun
Juneau
David
Me. Baum
Han
Philadelphia
M. Dougherty
Clinton St
Braughler
Hom
Locust Lane
Ile Reas
Braughlers
Slater
Leon
Wil
Gray
Clearfield
J.C. Doula
New Rome
Valley News Briefs Tell Of Local Campaigns And A Tragic Accident
An itemized recap notes local campaign chatter in Valier with Meany Galbraith and other Republican candidates meeting friends. A foreman resignation appears, and a fatal incident near the bridge draws inquiry as authorities review witness statements and timelines.
Election Chaos at Borough Council Meeting
Fragmented minutes reveal a heated session where Councilman Fairman pushed for a court challenge while allegations of secret ballots and revocable decisions surfaced. New officers were chosen by a mix of votes, with Coulter replacing Van Rennaamer as City Surveyor and Sweeney and Distel winning solicitor positions amid ongoing budget and staffing decisions.
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Fuirman
Cour
Falrma
John Doran
Soroush
van Rennealsr
A. J. Ferry
Christ Haag
George Cover
Doran
Accou Claims
R Bell
Alex. Willams
W.H. Heckenorn
Tewin. Simpson
Ridgessiewin Walker
Bell Jenn
Ocgugh
Golletter Gillespie
Funco
Ace
Sieht
Jefferson County Primary Ballot Names State Senate and Assembly Candidates
Jefferson County voters face a Republican primary slate on Saturday April 11 1908 from 2 to 8 pm for state senate and general assembly seats. Names include TARUPL Wiksox Taylor North Longwell Miller Mitchell Small Snyder Porter Snedden and Lockard with notes on party actions and positions.
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Erate Sanasi
State Senate
TM. Burtz
Paiegta
Renee
Countiea
Becton
Rom
Tarupl Wiksox
Saat
WraTe Senate
Taylor North
Genema
Robert H. Longwell
Brockwayville
Ant Laan
George W. Porter
Punxsutawney
John W. Snedden
Palle Creek
Jem. Co
Jefferson County
Frank McClure
Reynolasvile
Democratic Nominees File For Jefferson County Offices
The list shows candidates such as BLAKE IRVIN DANIEL SEILER TARR Y E DARR and W H LUCAS among others, all seeking Republican support in Jefferson County primaries on April 11 1908 with 2 to 8 pm voting windows. The notices urge voters to support register and record candidates across several towns including Brookville Sprankbeatts Oliver Tomnahip Punasutawney and others.
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Tarry E. Darr
Brookville
Jefferson County
W. H. Lucas
Jose Townahi
Jeferson County
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