Joint Pennsylvania constitutional amendment sessions proposed
A lengthy draft amending Article Nine and Article Five of the Pennsylvania Constitution is submitted by the General Assembly. It details property tax limits, municipal debt provisions, and authority to raise revenue for state needs, setting election timing and procedure for ratification. The text outlines jurisdiction, limitations on cities, and the process to adopt the amendment beginning next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
General Assembly
Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania
Secretary OF the Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Setis
s.uceanTal Oh
Fan Ag
Epmelidata
Gaines
Emma
Aotumen
Tne
Eenourt
Menges
Aula Court
Woods
Agaembly
Debi
Eaton
Bard
Rine
Therato
Senate
Pannsylvania
Pansylvanig
Sifkine
Eillowlee Bechom
Dent
say_euun
Schook
Thia
Philadephia
Suca Amon
Suniat
Alan Alter
Baer
Anatir
Megitach
Seellega
Nile Cay
Sant Oo
Uae
Unscrambled note hints at travel and meals before dining
Fragmentary text describes travel and eating plans, mentions hours before dinner and unusual phrases. No clear event, person, or place can be confirmed from the legible portions.
Sheffield 2 RSTn ign and surrounding carriages
Aurora neither. The article describes a scene with horses wagons and gear under a fiery canopy. It mentions movements by a group called the Onis and various banners and streamers as crowds observe an event with travel remains and a discussion of a wealthy life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gasoline
Ptt
Fractured Report From A Turbulent Night
An unclear, garbled account describes a violent scene with figures named Muhanned and Augereon, a feverish confrontation, and a tense aftermath. The text mentions a dash through a train car or street setting, with figures weaving, faces masked by fatigue, and a final note of a group departing.
Fragmented OCR Reads on Rail Crossing and Weather Policy
An OCR fragment discusses rail crossing hazards and weather related delays. It mentions a crossing near BeIDE Enoened Intrigate and a policy about waterful waiting. The text includes garbled names and dates and references an engine and a motion about adjustments to the crossing timelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beide Enoened
Ferry-ground sound of boiler organ heard at Younger's fair
Aug 8 report from Sucfiel notes the sound of the boiler organ whistling as the ferry-ground parade advances. The weathered machinery and marching band signals mark the event, with residents awaiting more details from the local pageant.
Fragmentary Sunrass notes on wrestling nods and packing
The draft text records scattered phrases about a Sunrass wrestling nod, items packed away, a weight car, and plans for meat runs. It mentions August 22 and a location near Clareedom, with fragmentary references to a poet, a battle, and various nameless figures.
Evuuing Star Lodge Members Urged to Attend Funeral
The Evening Star lodge announces a gathering for members to observe the funeral of Mrs Pontus Jounton, described as a departed sister. The event is set for an afternoon at Moluck with instruction to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baetfeld
Hse Meraners
Evuuing Star Lodge
I Moluck
Pontus Jounton
Local Visitors and Residents Noted in Daily Roundup
Eccentric OCR excerpt records several individuals with uncertain spellings visiting or noted in the area. Vinnie Girde of Muyburd, Melton Yenerday, Madison of Brediard, Grove City business visitor Webs avidaon appear among scattered mentions, with unclear dates and affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sueterd
Vinnie Girde
Lawcon
Muyburd
Winn
Warren
Businead Melton Yenerday
Madlaon
Brediard
Eds Webs Avidaon
Grove City
PTR
Baviazon
Midlow
Wis
Farm Bureau Annual Demonstration Notes and Trials
The article documents yearlong farm demonstration plots and experiments in Warren County. It cites participants from Sugar Grove to Columbus, naming several farms and individuals. It discusses oat and corn trials, phosphate demonstrations by D. 2. Haggerty, and the need to consider costs of fertilizer and equipment. Milk records and soil samples are recorded, with about fifty to sixty samples taken for acidity analyses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Repiosen
Lassier
Kinzed
J. &. Crooks
Archie Brown
Brand Valles
Oeeuy Ssrustrom
Axeley
Foung
Youngsville
I R. Hrerencol
Sugar Grova
D. W. Bloat
Leitede
Ana
Vinis
Gar
Haggerty
Surar
Groves
Menninger
Columbus
ALS
Wexford
Tate
Gecurin A
Neto
Peete Egereek
BS Oumney
Corruns
Dalrymple
Pitte
Wee
Mix Variiter
Musser
Swathet
Wiconein
Rareeras Waris Momene
Piu
Seefachs
Barty
Sane Barty Maran
Swieronsin
Reig Siesen
Spring Creek
Dinferent
New Purposes and Plans for Public Bureau Work
The article outlines new and surprising features to be spout what Purm Bureau work sre-be ing plwned by Mr Relet. It highlights concerns for former county voters about drainage, commerce, and civic activity. It notes Mr. evtt and Mr. Heit in local political roles, with mentions of Democratic Yoginis and Republican members amid election discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relet
Shem
Iesst
Eno
Sullers
Evtt
Also Mentioned on This Page
UNIV
Warren Times
Brownie
Kodak Pictures
Nour Maning
Barstow
Fifth Ave
Preminen
Dre Worms Cumberland
Hultman, Morerg CO
Fallore
Liberty Streak
Beecher
Ofrus Fe, Woots
Ine Tommonwealth
Amarten
Asnerlee
Ogent Floral Garder
Sherm Offerle
Weill
Raamiaal
Pere Pulverman Tomer
Reynolds Soemz One
Bell
Aero AE
J.P. Graham
Hickory St
Sheffield
Ign
Jpaid
Bhomeld
Henig
Ain Teviper
Vtixe Abo
Barry Sepensol
Koretead
Dylan
Ruillow
Gestrut
Ngite
Anemaiers
Mary Tin
Sal Seale
Sue Noy
Ieee Om
Raleed
Attorce
Tome
euEme
AINST
Farm Bureau
Couthusen
National Biscuit
Heit
Lyon
Nowgelf
Die Bank
Duuguuetng
Linghen
Comptess
Laveland Plain
Beechamt's Pills
Trey
Barnes
Times” Office
Jamestown
Frewsburg
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!