Kernel s of Kews Yankee Bush March 28 news snippets
A lively update from Yankee Bush notes social events despite poor roads, local moves, and gossip. It covers Miss Belle Jones's return, D. W. Somers's illness improvement, Meads and Weiler’s western horse trip, raft timber plans by Babcock, and community notes on residents, elections, and politicking. Garfield letters and trapper reports add local color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankee Bush
Sterrk
Belle Jones
Warren
Cleveland
R. J. Dunham
Farmington Township
J Lewis Herbart
D. W. Somers
D. A. Samuelson’s
Samuelson
Ida Koff
Fredonia
Minnie
J. Q
Salt Opinion and Local Matters in North Warren
In North Warren a writer laments illness and pension losses while discussing local topics. He notes men moving a small house for equitable aid, and records a farmer club debate that salt is essential for stock raising, with cattle urged to lick salt from calfhood to strengthen health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Johnson
Warren
Equitable Aid Society
Jamestown Road
J. A. Buck
Court House
Warren County
Salt as food or habit in dairy farming debated
A letter-essay questions salt’s status as food or mere habit, arguing salt preserves and seasons rather than nourishes. It contrasts farming practices locally and abroad, notes calves may develop salt or sugar habits, and criticizes distant politicians pushing favorable views of senator Allen while urging readers to support him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennnsylvania
Warren
Senator Allen
Warren County
Allen
Harrisburg
Willis
Gabriel
Local notes from GanLanp April update residents and visitors
Mrs Betsy Dinsmore is very ill while Robert McKinney visits Bradford sister Mrs Michael Dunagan. W A Parker from Youngsville visits J E Clark in town. Channey Root and George Hopkins relocate back to Grand Valley and town respectively. A Presbyterian sugar party occurs in Andrews hall. Bull Benedict opens barber shop at Smiths hotel. Dan Jorday leaves for drill training. Ralph Beaumont lecture draws knights from distance. Andrewsson returns home from law school. Torpedo boys draw crowd, Mrs Emory Culburn visits Gerry. H F Andrews buys tram road engine and cars. J B More starts tram road work with Turner engineer and George Richards fireman. Several gentry tour town for political interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Culburn
Gerry
Winter-still McCabe loses a valuable item in EIR Township
In EIR Township on April 1 1900 Winter-still McCabe loses a valuable item during a sequence of local notes. J J Connely of Salamanca visits her mother Mrs Mary McGrath while Miss A visits Mr and Mrs W T Simmons before returning home. Two Cataraugus Reservation women associated with Old Sport and Arrow Express express concerns about The Ledger scribe and suggest using surplus to fund their own paper. Shaw notes he can relieve debts with forceps and Patrick Smith’s pork issue leads to a local debate on veterinary care and bleeding. A.C. Marsh’s pork performs well as the other local names drift through the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
McCabe
J.J. Connely
Salamanca
Mary McGrath
A. Guest
W. T. Simmons
Cataraugus Reservation
Arrow
Ledger
Shaw
Patrick Smith
Thos
BE. Markert
A.C. Marsh
Pork
Fall Season Adds Comfort to Chicken Rearing
A short note states chickens fare better in autumn and mentions a veterinary surgical operation where a vet suffered a nasal abrasion. It also greets Mr and Mrs Brown as the proud parents of a son with best wishes.
Local News From April 8 Great Alarm Over Poison Nurse Mistake
Reports from Nori Almendon North Clarexpon describe Mrs C W Hawks being treated after her nurse gave carbolic acid thinking it was medicine. Dr J C Russell arrived swiftly after a fire alarm at the livery stable and both events ended with no serious injuries. Fire destroyed hay and grain but horses and carriages saved. Geo Hopkins hurt trying to rescue a horse. Other notes mention new dry goods store, church dedication plans, local visits, births, and vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Clarexpon
C. W. Hawks
J. C. Russell
Old Clarendon
Geo. Hopkins
Twe
Hershfield
New York
Hower Eagle
Banser
Nolder
Warren
Chas
W. Arird
M. E
Tiona
J. B. Edwards
Randolph
Crosby
A. S. ‘Goodrich
Bell
Meadville
Presbyterian Church
Chas. Culbertson
Alegheny Springs
Waters
McCage
Philadelphia
A. Tucker
Ford & Reef
Andrew Harriger
Theo. Damm
Ida Farnsworth
Ernie
Bertha Barker
Jamestown
Chris Guenther
Wesley Timmins
Henry Barnhart
Foster
North Warren
Venango Boro Ores
Irvington News Circle April Happenings
Irvington Pa April 3 reports James Travers of Youngsville moved to town and several river pilots including George Scott will run trips to Pittsburg and on the Ohio to Rochester this spring. Mrs O'Brien and Mrs McPherson are ill. Lots to be sold near town by Mrs Newbold. Local mills busy, tornado news shocks Nelson Popleton and others. Good Templers plan an ice cream and maple sugar supper for hall painting proceeds. Open winter noted with several deaths in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
James Travers
Youngsville
J. N. Thompson
Alleghenie
W. L. Cabie
Geo. Scott
Pittsburg
Ohio
Rochester
John O’brien
Jamestown
N. Y
Geo. McPherson
Jagrippe
Magie Gelispie
Nelson
Ouseryver
Samuel Walters
Kinazua
Bertie O’brien
Larry Thompson
Morris Olney
Frewsburgh
N.Y
Good Templers
Templer
Dress Goods Prices Across The Board At Bargain Sales
Large assortment of forty inch all wool suitings in stylish plaids at 35 cents per yard. A wide range of colorings and combination suits at 5.50 for full dress. Satin finished Henrietta cloth 60 cents a yard. French plaids 42 inches wide at 55 cents. Silks 1.25. 600 yards Falle Francaise at 1.65, offered at 1.00. Spring styles in jackets wraps and long garments including imported jackets at 5, beaded wraps at 1.50, Welton carpets moquette carpets velvet listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Brussels
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Garfield
R.S. Raver
J.J. Donnelly
J. J
Millner
F. C. Keller
Jersey City
J. B. Miller
John
F.C. Keller
M. Si Ekas
J. D. Milhon
Dubois
Frank Miller
Rockwell & Co
Wilbur
L. FF. Watson
la Gasagas
Anen & Higgins
Donly
Lindsy
Dan Rice
Don Quixote
Garland
Eir Township
Nori Almendon
N.H Brown
Ts.smith Manville
N.H
Dau Iine
Powers
Mr.Powers
Mr. Powers
York Corner
Brown
H.powers
Houston
Aroostook
Annie B. Bladgett
Lisbon
N. H
Warren & Co
Bangor
NEW Furniture Store
Warren, PA
Diamond Furniture CO
Mason Emery
W. H. Pickett & Co
FLA, Jamieson & Co
Eary and
Stell Barcwrare
Sherman
Dewett
Steve Ranges
Syracuse
Izale
American Saw Co
D. Shear
Paris
Welton Car
Body Brussels
Tapestry Brussels
Just
Lace
Tingham
Samuels
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