Local county Ledger notes mill work and holidays
A weekly chronicle from Kanzga and surrounding towns reports Borchert & Jamieson mill running full time as holidays approach, with drills pushing Weed tract oil and wells showing barrels per day. The piece also notes church revival meetings, new money order offices, weddings, deaths, weather shifts, business openings, and community notices across Warren County and Sugar Grove, including arrivals, travels, and local disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanzga
Borchert & Jamieson
Smith, Bright & Co
Morse, Colline & Heasey
Weed
Fogies
Swift Farm
White & Parker
Bi'l
Cappie
Green & Lawrence
Pittsfield
New Dress Cutting System Pamphlet Promoted
Mrs T E Sipe plans a forthcoming pamphlet showing an improved dress cutting method with illustrations of garment measures. The piece is praised as a simple complete guide indispensable to dressmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Sipe
North Clarendon Personal Mention and Council Proceedings
The North Clarendon column notes the village council met at Mr. Bouth’s office, with Burgess Hill chairing. Reports covered fire plugs, bridge progress across the swamp, and assorted bills including Ulrichs’ bridge work. fines and licenses totaled $53.50 for October and November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bouth
J. B
Burgess Hill
Adams, Duffield
Gray
Topper
Ernest
Stedamith
Burgess HM
Old
Clarendon
Kunkle
Q. AT
F. Watbon
A.H Findley
AL. Plannigson
Dairymen vow to boycott oleomargarine dealers in Iowa
The Iowa dairymen's association adopts a resolution pledging members to patronize no dairy goods dealer who handles oleomargarine or substitutes. The item blends with ads for VA Greaves holiday pictures and F R Rotterer clothing. Notices warn that George Bali accounts are now in the hands of W V N Yates and must be settled by January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarendon
Lord
Cepar Barr
Iowa Dairymen’s Asociation
VA Greaves
Episcopal Church
Court closes as grand jury symptoms verdicts returned
The court of sessima adjourned last Saturday. The grand jury reviewed the state hospital jail and poorhouse, approving most matters but protesting tobacco on the courthouse floor. Convictions included John Wilson and James Brown for attempted jail break with hefty penalties. other cases involved liquor sales to minors, rape attempt, and multiple civil actions with various verdicts and continuances. A change of venue was granted for the Marsh-Stewart cows case, to be tried in Rik county. Numerous cases booked for January terms across several counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Sessima
Court House
John Wilson
James Brown
Wilson
Western Penitentiary
Brown
Peter McHivey
Benton Gilmore
Costa
A.W. Stevens
Marsh—Stewart
Rik County
M. C. Firvatone
J. D. Sebrint
J.B. Mooney
Same
ML. Ross
J. Hb. Stadly
Et. al
W. W. Dalrymple
Wm. H. White
Walter Allen
Kaystone Mutual Benefit Association
Funk
J.B. Patton
Robert McMitchel
Tawis C. Fair Ve
A.B. Hichmond
Joshua Douglas
Meadville
George Roberts
Titusville
Johnson, Lindsey & Parmles
Warren
J. W. Lee
Franklin
Roger Sherman
Brown & Stone
Mr. Fror
Bradford and Border
Anchor Oil Company
McKean County
Warren County
Enoch Marsh
B. N. Y. & FP. Railroad Company
Oscar Hrazintoa
John M. Olney
G. P. Schomerhorn
Beecher & Copeland
Colin O
Byron
Morrison
First National Bank of Warren
A. Cadwallader
Reynolds & Reynolds
P. J. Dayer
Geo. H. White
G. Davenport
Eugene Conklin
L. McGee
W.L Mareshva
Minzuatp
Barker & Sessions
Mooney, Griffin & Co
W. Weston Et al
National Transit Co
Nelson Crull
B. N.Y
Pb.r Co
Clinton Gardner
James Philus
George Bates
T. Neill
B. Logan
Agnes Crawley
Va. Penn
R R. Co Lea
Hiram S Perry
John McIntyre
J. Jackson
Charles Green
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ledger
G. McComber
Albion
Lockwood & McGuire
P. Brezell
W. F. Dalrymple
New York
B. J. Ayers
R. B. Dalrymple
C. F. Springer
Buffalo
N. Y
Sanday
C. A. Barrows
California
Ayers & Stright
J. C. Bonner
Kent's Siding
John Hoover
Elmira
M.D. Whitney
Youngsville
Frank Calking
Tonawanda
F. €. Bartlett
Currie
Laura
George Currie
Garland
Youngsvilly
Scranton Oil Company
Robert Siggins
G. W Savage & Co
Wm. R. Sanford
J. B. Phillips
Lillian Ethel
C. D. Arird
M. EE
Dottie
J. C. Moll
Hesaid
Chauncey Smith
Spring Creek
Tone
Fitch Burrows Oxish
Brokenstraw
West Spring
Baker
Farm Journal
Republic Ledger
Burnett Smith
Narsery
Salvation Paper
Win. Clark
Irving
Prohibition
Burg
Tidioute
Herbert Smith
Spartansburg
Smith
Eben Rogers
Together Creek
P. M. Garcelon & Co
Gilson & Baker
Rob Day
Rob
Stub
Labor Party
Stina Reno
East Branch
Vern Nichols
W. A. Burrows
Forest County
Sugar Grove
Sunau Grove
KR. J. White
Literary Society
Masons
C. CG. Thompson
Chris Abdey
Robert Henderson
J.C. Hamilton
Milton
Bryant
Blisses Grace
Blanche Jewitt
Custer City
George Coyle
M. E
Hartwell
Postutics
A. Young
Maggie McArthur
Samuel Jewett
J. W. Beual
M. Anderson
J. M. Muartry
Tiews
J R K. Mercy
Fred Babcock
Youngaville
Lilla Brown
Tiona
Phillips
Col. Copeland
Library Hall
Copeland
Missouri River
St. Jo
Mayville
Willie
Dan
St. Jos
Eli Perkins
American Commercial College
T. U. Guapz Run
Waxreas
Baldensberger
G. L
Crockery and Grocery House
Eatra
Tia
Woolford
L. G. Noyes
North Clarendon
GOM
Catholic Niminal Benefit Association
T. O. Flynn
W. 3. Coyle
Michael Duffy
A. H. Dimapeon
Sec
John Drrven
W. J. Mallen
J. A. Mackey
P. Connors
Philip Conley
Will
F. W. Koupp
Railroad Street
Epcopal Society
Mite Society
Tire H.C. Hentingtons
Methodist People
Evangelical Sunday Schools
Mullen
Main Street
Presbyterian Society
Webster
Wilson & Brennman
Bradford
Misa Lena Pudenz
Erie
J. A. Barnes
Wichita
Kan
Krew & Co
Valace
McCandlee
Central Drug Atéra
Dick Jennings
Art Jackson
Philadelphia
Standard Oil Company
Merritt
John Kirkland
Kane
Allie O'Donnell
J. Arnott
Geneseo
W. McNett
Marks
Rav. Allen
R. BR
Lima
Jim Goff
Dohoe Lemmur
T. Weaver
Cleveland
J. M. Brown
Syracuse
M. Y
Charley Champbell
Rhodaberger
M. Jackson & Bro
Mutual Gas Company
Ocll Cly
Opera House
Brown Hose Orchestra
Maz. Axp
BG. Haut
Etuasul
F. R. Rotterer
Hall Block
Front Street
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Sorversl
W.H Belknap
Anchor
Mari O. Lurgese
Myron Waters
D.H. B. Jones
A. J. Stanton
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