Chestnuts and their culture from a state bulletin
A long, OCR marked extract discusses chestnut culture from the Pennsylvania Experiment Station at State College. It notes chestnut growth on soil types, seed planting timing, and transplants, and compares American and Japanese varieties, their fruiting ages, and potential for improved yields. It also includes a broad, jumbled jumble of local notices about residents, deaths, events, and community affairs with no clear single narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Experiment Station
State College
P.O. Centré Co
William A. Burkhout
Ohio
Japan
Tutve Heen
United States
Sonia
Middle States
Tuibit
Duel Between Two Well Known Clubmen
An early morning report notes a sensational duel near a city club, involving a wealthy young artist and an opponent said to be the son of a railroad president. One fighter is attended by physicians. the other is at large. Rumor ties the affair to a beautiful woman. The item promotes a serialized novel and magazine content of the era.
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Tus
Arist
Estella
Agnes Fleming
Elle Wheeler
W. Jennies Denorest
East Lith St
New York
Oltys
Wenrkness
Shige
The Dutchman Anead Farm Tale in Kankakee County
In Kankakee County a German farmer Fritz Leeb appears to prosper on a twenty acre plot while American rival Young Bil Bunch, who inherited 400 acres, struggles. Bunch buys twenty acres, works hard, and taunts Fritz as he toils. Fritz’s farm yields more milk, corn, and revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz
Bunch
Bunth
Pritz
Ino
Kankakee
Frite Leeb
Bil Bunch
Ahen
Bill Codd
Harvest Home Excursions Via Buckeye Route Dates Set
Harvest Home excursions along the Buckeye Route will run on September 5 and 29 with tickets available from C1, V. & T. Ry agents to western and southern points at low fares. Tickets are valid thirty days with stopover privileges west of the Missouri River on the going trip. For details, contact the nearest ticket agent or write to W. El Pisher, G. Py, & TA., Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri River
W. EL Pisher
G. Py, &Ta
Columbus
18th O V I Reunion Plans and Arrangements
The 18th Regiment O V I announces a reunion to be held on Wednesday and Thursday October 7 and 8 at Athens. Reduced railroad fares will be made available. An elderly veteran urges all members to travel and attend. Other military organizations are invited to join the jubilee. Johnson J. Wisten serves as president and Unniex as adjutant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Getohor
Athen
Mde
Regient
Good Farm for Sale in Perry Township Ohio
Notice describes a farm for sale in Sections 33 in Perry Township Hocking County Ohio. Features include woodland water supply and various buildings including a small orchard. Terms may be favorable with woodland and fields described as easy. For details contact Jas W Weave South Perry Ohio.
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Perry Towneship
Hocking County
Oradres
Jas W
South Perry
Remarkable water wonder in Pennsylvania turns moss to stone
A deep ravine near New Castle, Pennsylvania, hosts a spring whose moss and rock transform into a petrified mass. Water draining from a moss layer allegedly solidifies roots and stone, creating a rapid growth phenomenon that hardens into brown sugar colored rock. Local reports describe a ten foot high cliff and a cascading stream feeding a mysterious mineral process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Beaving Township
West Moravia
Ero & Pittsburgh
New Castro
McGinnia
Ter
Castle (Pa
Guardian
Doubtful Shark Tale on Atlantic City Fishing Grounds
A skeptical passenger on a sea voyage near Atlantic City doubts sharks exist in the Atlantic until a sudden encounter proves their presence, as a fourter-ton shark erupts from the water and disrupts the trip, prompting astonished reactions from the crew.
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Siareville
End of a Very Singular Colony of Varis Birates in Paris
A long, flawed text recounts the end of a historic colony in Paris once housed at the grain market area. It describes attempts to control rats with traps and poisons, the use of dogs, police action by the Prefect and Scotland Yard, and a final evacuation after a formal inquiry.
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Paris
Hojire de Commerce
Craavel
Rata
Bo- Lottie
Scotland Yard
Varis
Emlaaury
Amintel Jal
Nair
Ealing
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the People’s Bank
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Dona Mediernt
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Opera Hones
Lawrence A. Gurven
Girona
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Revues
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Candler
the First Bank
Logan
Onto
John Walker
Chas, Ei
Federal
Ma Dt
G. W. Brehm
Rotary Public
Collixon
Gling
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Edgar
Parti
Life of
Strut Ale
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Aalenteos Aerostoos
WM. M. Bowen
Omee
James Block
James Ke Gromit
Tilfer
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Ae Hansen & Smith
Ove Keeaial, Hirob Calllun Tmewski
Lanny On Tae
Sh. Bright
Duttee Socom Elgoe
Carl H. Buerhaus
Ively Tagan
Oui
Ole HH
John BF. White
Vublic
Jatlos
Ugee
C. W. H. Wright
Alice
McCarthy Toole Fant
Z. V. Raney
Tanta
Fouth
H. G. Campbell
Piliog
Tochiater's Store
Laajaan
W. D- Mansfield
G. W. Dollison
On Mata
Ceneral Insurance
Canty & Pitcher
Dollison Block
Nel
Misa
Vernon
Misa Nannie Welsheimer
Martha Dunn
Latneaster
Marion
Samuel Whert
Misa Martin Wheeler
Candy ‘Brothers
George Floyd
Hilliard
Della Redfern
Harvey Sullivan
Earth
Potter
Macklin
Deaschle
Vandyke
Adelphia
Dawson
Laurelville
Trewin
Routh Perry
Olive Cemetery
Philip and
Ellsworth Maat
Gibsonville
Thoms
Ccarte
Rouse
John Kinne
Patefietd
Hte
Sol
Fatfield
Daniel Gold
Thomas Hutchinson
Zanesville
Frank Collison
W. C. Whitcraft
Mar Laell
Mr. Parsell
County Board of Elections
TR. H. Pollison
Farmers’ Alliance Party
Gibisonville
Magte
Strarnar
Chas. Mitchel
Nowra
Jake Cupp
Cedar Grove
Mr. Simins
Allen County
Onle Simms
Chopseh Hill
Lanred Township
Cethir Grove
Lizgive O'Brien
HT. Gordon
Pine
Noah
Minnie Gordon
Shams
A. Stiveson Oul
Gordon
Nevin
Ian
the Dutchman
Anead
Harvest Home
Buckeye
O. V. I. Reunion
Joryson J. Wisten
18Th O. We AW
Unniex
Esther Bona
Wetaxty Jeweler
al Tweed
Chy Tall Park
Faybrook Ivery
Phbie Wollen
Whi Basin
Iran
Tatler
Beanel
Newline & Wadbow Nylindor
Sequen
Polisbil
Greewt
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