The Stroller’s Views on Sidewalks and Local Trade
Rambler writer laments dirty sidewalks causing falls near Library hall and the school, urges homeowners to clean walks and urges locals to buy at home. He ties safety to property values, discusses groceries and cigars lagging in Warren, urges home production and co operation, and notes plans to report emigration and local economy. He also shares farming notes on lambs, wool, and best breeding practices.
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Erie
Philadelphia
New York
Warren
Rochester
Allentown
Pittsburg
Key West
Jamestown
Prices at a Standstill in Industrial World Piece
A six day survey shows prices stopped rising and demand cooled across sectors. Iron and steel output expands while textile makers push capacity. loans surge in major centers and railroad investment looms. Wool, hardware, and machinery stay steady. labor unrest settles and Knight of Labor activity grows.
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New England
Middle States
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
Pburg
Tending
North Clarendon Personal Mention and Local Notices
North Clarendon notes warn of repeated historical financial losses as Emery the exchange collapses profits. Ty Flynn to take over the boot and shoe shop. Washington’s birthday observed with open shops. Local deaths, dances, and town updates include Miss Mary Scofield’s passing in Washington DC and Corydon boy Covell declared dead after coffin incident.
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Emery
Emyry
Ald
Clarendon
Vicinity
Ty Flynn
GS. Rivrmaien
North Clarendon
Birthington
Washington
Letter From an Old Soldier Describes War Wounds and Deer Park Incident
John G Barker of Warren Pa writes from National Military Home at Columbus Ohio recounting a December 6 injury after a deer incident, his subsequent hospital care, his wife’s nursing, and thanks to comrades. He longs to visit Warren again and asks Morris of Warren Jedger to share the letter with readers.
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N.S. Balconer
Warren
Comrad
Morris
Warren Jedger
Joan G. Barker
Columbua
Sudden Death of Young Man in Clarendon Farm Boiler House
Frank I. Sprang of Clarendon was found dead in a boiler house on the Grosenburg farm Tuesday morning. Authorities say heart disease likely caused his death after he failed to return from work Monday evening. Funeral services were held at his father's home and he was laid to rest in Warren Cemetery. He was married last August to Miss Sadie Pleming.
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Notis
Pat Cronnin
McStevenson
Charley McNett
Wichita
Ansas
I. Morse
Troy
Ife
W. McNett
Rink Opera House
Washington
Z T. Weaver
Weaver
Bully Cleary
Ohio
Clarendon
L. Vershidigld
New York
Berer
Turner
Vlora Kissinger
Warren
Minnie Klinger
Norra
Ci Lanenvorxr
Frank I. Sprang
Grosenburg Farm
Fear Wells
C. H.sprong
J. R. Timmins & Co
Welock
Spreng
Frank
Warren Cemetery
Sadie Pleming
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Library Hall
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Liberty Street
Reed Bros
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Tionesta
Gum Warren
Sccar Grove
Sean
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J. M. Marriy
Topeka
Kansas
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Cincinnati
DL A
Brooklyn
International Union
Knights Ign
Union Pacific
Rome
Illinois Central
Dunkirk
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Paterson
Creation
Clark
Jacx Emmason
the Mirror
Sigerre
San Francisco
Justice
Nurman
Titusville Opera House
Emery Opera House
Luen
Academy of Music
Seerke
Berth
Miss Mary Scotic
Mary Scofield
Honovalle
Glenn W. Scofield
Washington, D.C
Miss Scofield
Hare
Oglock
Chautauqua Democrat
Ed. Covell
Corydon
Frou Warren
al Bimate
National Military Mome
Volunbux
de. E. F. BorrerFigo
Syracuse
N.Y
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