Local notes on politics and events in Clarendon
In Clarendon and nearby towns, the election produced a tie for Burgess between A. F. Crossman and L. K. Williams, prompting a second vote. Other items include visits, illnesses like typhoid fever, a gold watch prize won in a store bean guess, sleigh rides, and church activities with a teachers institute planned for March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarendon Fes
A. F. Crossman
L. K. Williams
Burgess
Chas. Duffield
Bradford
Kane
Dave Mitchell
Saybrook
Parks Shrecongost
Woodruff
Cleveland
Ohio
Ed O’ Donnell
Warren
J.C. Russell
Merchant Green
K. Anderson
Green
Lund
Main Street
Russell
Sam Anderson
Oakdale
F. M. Loury
Tan
A. J. Boyd
Mamie Easter
W. McNett
Titusville
M. Lour
Keene
Leon
Election Day Sparks Ripples in Quiet Town
Fee notes election day brings a light stir to the calm town scene as residents head to polls. Voter turnout appears steady while local officials monitor proceedings and results unfold amid ordinary civic routines.
Kinzua Ledger Notes Local Life and Death In Colorful Report
A compact column reports on local health, politics, and events including many sick residents in Kinzua, a quiet Justice of the Peace race, and the death of Enoch Marsh of Sugar Run with a sizable bequest. It also notes entertainment, visitors, and medical ads while citing Hostelter's Stomach Bitters and Mystic Cure products amid regional business notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Doum
Michigan
Justice of the Peace
Enoch Marsh
Sugar Ren
J. E Fogler
When Doctors All Agree on Fortifying the System
February and March tax aged and enfeebled people with chest illnesses. Klein's Silver Agee and Duquesne claim top standing as stimulants at fixed quart prices. Also promoted are Guckenheimer and related brands with bulk discounts. Max Klein ads offer liquor and goods nationwide. London school poverty cited. Also Swayne's Ointment praised for skin cures. Russian food relief mentions disinfection aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klein
Duquesne
Guckenheimer
Finch
Gilson
Overholt
Bear Creek
Max Klein
Federal St
Allegheny
Pan-Tina touted by Altoona dealer as cough remedy
J R Mateer of Altoona Pa urges trust in Pan-Tina a neighbor with a six year chronic cough found relief after trying Pan-Tina. The product sold at 25 and 50 cents through W B Kahle’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan-Tina
L. B. Nicodemus
J. Ross Mateer
Altoona
W& B.D. Kahie
Mel Kate Evanson Found in Shrewsbury in Male Attire
An item notes Mel Kate Evanson of Reatirg England vanished while en route to Bristol for school and was found in male clothes by her brother in Shrewsbury where she was reportedly exploring the world as a boy. Also mentions patent medicines and a World’s Fair statue plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fes
Clark Benner
St. Pauls Universalist Church
W. M. Porterfield
Harrisburg
Marks
Washington, D. C
E. B. Grandin
Pleasantville
John King
Hydetown
Dr. Ridgeway
L. G. Henry
Burgess
Charlie Carson
R. W. Carson
Harxsnep
Mel Kate Evanson
Reatirg
England
Bristol
Shrewsbury
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism Promises Quick Relief
A patent remedy touts a mystic cure for rheumatism and neuralgia claimed to work in three days. It asserts immediate system-wide effects and rapid first-dose benefits, priced at 75 cents and sold by L. G. Noyes & Co. in Warren. Separately, 25,000 settlers organize to stake claims in the Cherokee strip with 87,500 claims of 160 acres each planned within ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Hardee & Son
Lebanon
L. G. Noyes & Co
Warren
Thayer
James Cook
Lincoln, Neb
Dr. Detchon
Drugsis
Warren Emai
Cherokee Strip
Red Flag Oil and Pan-Tina Promote Household Health
A physician’s constant presence is unnecessary as Red Flag Oil helps with rheumatism neuralgia sprains bruises and burns. Pan-Tina promises rest and relief from coughs colds and consumption with trial bottles at Kahle's drug store. Spring trade opens with new White Goods and embroideries and discounts on linens and damask.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W
B.D. Kahle
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M. HE
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HE. J. Cowden
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John McDonald
Freehold
Lymon Diming
Glade Run
I M. Hodges
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Champion Machine Company
Frank Jenkins
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Jamestown High School
W. A. Maines
Rufus Mead
M. Crocker
J Vise
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Patch & Maing
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St. Valentine
Mass Minnie Anderson
Josie Buches
Methodist Church
Rev. Darling
Bob Cumming
Wesley Cale’s
G. J. Brown
Hosea Harmon
Maud Williams
E. T Hazeltine
Rev. Brown
Emanuel Benderson
Mayville
Harmon
T. Fulkerson
R. O. Wooden
White
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Dupree
Anna Crowell
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Miss Hickerswell
Cora Smith
E. L. Balwin
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Pitcher’s Castorla
Kinzua, Fro
J. W. Kerr
Fox Hill Facts
la Grinpe
Miss Crawford
John Schnur
Elva Blood
Thurston Fox
S. M
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Ealing
Cora Park
Bertha Blood
N. Warlett
J. H. Sackrider
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Ackley Hollow
L McIntyre
P. E
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Paris
France
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Asheville
N. C
East End
Swayne
Russia
Morris & Mullen
Castle Garden
New York
Chaniian Springer
PF. W
B.D. Kable
the Republic
Swayne & Son
Philadelphia
Washington
Congress
Chicago
Hexen & Jarvis
SrecFrrep & Co
J. J. McClelland
MM. D
Moritz Salm
M. D
Carver
Warre
Columbus
Seigfried & Co
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D. Shear
Ukligl
Boston
W. H. Zuern
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Diamond Block
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