Dinner marks Warren County Agricultural dinner event
The 61st annual Warren County Agricultural Association dinner was held at the Warren Hotel on Saturday December 7 with about forty farmers and guests. After dining the association met in the Court House to elect officers and debate its identity while discussions over club reorganization continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County Agricultural Association
Warren
Wm. B. Acocks
A. $. Dalrymple
Farmers’ Club
Fair Association
Agricultural Association
George Pjarr
George Ensworth
Willis G. Cowan
C. H. Wiltsie
Charles Lott
T. Allen
W. B. Acocks
John Samuelson
Farmer’s Club
New Equitable Aid Society Organizes in Warren
A new branch of the Equitable Aid Union was formed in Workmen's hall last Monday evening by G W Brown of Youngsville. Seventy four applicants sought charter. officers elected include President A Carrol Vice President Mrs M L Greenland Secretary O F L Kinnear Treasurer P Greenland Accountant G B Ensworth and others. The Union will meet Mondays at the same place. this is Warren countys second Union and the twenty second statewide.
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Equitable Aid Union
Workmen’s Hall
G. W. Brown
Youngsville
Preside A. Carrol
M. L. Greenland
G. B. Ensworth
O. F. L. Kinnear
P. Greenland
N. Greenland
Warren
Warren County
Columbus
New York
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Menabep
Local merchants extend reach with fresh meats and bread
The report notes Mir Brands of Cherry Grove tie house planning to move to Butler after leasing a lot at McBride. Samuel Hookon speared a seven pound pike at the Glade Tun river mouth. Tannery business is brisk with daily bark card earnings around 15 cents. Jacob Baldensperger runs a feed store on the scene.
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Mir. Brands
Cherry Grove Boardtie House
Butler
McBride
Samuel Hook
Glade Tun
Jacob Baldensperger
Help for the Needy Relief Association Seeks Aid
The Relief Association faces a growing burden with a depleted treasury. Citizens with wood or coal to spare are asked to notify the Association for delivery to those in need. Cash contributions or checks may be left at Warren Savings Bank to credit Mrs O Cornelius, Treasurer. The Outlet Room opens Mondays for reports and notices, Mrs J M Davis, Sec.
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Association 2
Warren Savings
O. Corneius
Outei
To & Pp
J. M. Davis
Silver in Warren County Warms Local Mine Report
J F Wallace of Hagle Warren County writes to the Corry Herald about a silver mine on Fxva Trimm's farm. The first drill yielded six inches of ore and about fifteen and a half feet depth with ore 650 ounces to the ton. A second hole 27 feet deeper showed only trace ore. A third hole 40 feet higher intersected the ledge at 1724 feet with thicker ore. Work paused until spring.
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J. F. Wallace
Hagle
Warren Ceauwatt
Corry Herald
Fxva Trimm
Printhouse Declares Stand Against Advertising Agents
From the Tidioute News the publisher urges Northwestern Pennsylvania printers to reject omnibus contracts with agents and adopt a uniform policy. He cites higher agent payments vs home rates, advocates strict terms, and proposes an association to regulate fair rates and require approval of all ads.
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Tidioute News
County New Paper
Old Creek
Brother Printers
Pennsylvania
Thomases
Forty Dev Members Added At Evangelical Revival
Revival meetings at the Evangelical church continue with about forty additions to the congregation. Attendance grows steadily as the revival progresses, with participants sharing in the observed fervor and communal spirit.
Resolution of Resde It. J. W. Cann Committee
Fragmentary notice outlines a resolution attributed to the Redised area and mentions J. W. Cann as a committee member. Readable parts suggest a formal organizational action with unclear locality and date, preserving names while omitting unclear details for a compact card.
Racing at the Rink Draws Largest Crowd Yet
The rink hosted races and polo games drawing the biggest crowd last evening. Al. Ritzendolfer won the 3 mile race by half a lap in 14 minutes. Polo games ended in a four to four tie. An unrelated ad touts Shiloh's Vitalizer with a printed guarantee for diphtheria and liver complaints, sold by Jolngon and Siegfried.
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al. Ritzendolfer
Shiloh
Jolngon
Siegfried
Petroleum Fueled Railways Demonstrate Saving Advantag
An 1890s extract explains Russia using burning petroleum in locomotives and boilers. It details safety rules, firing methods, and equipment, noting 72 locomotives converted, storage reservoirs, and cost and weight advantages over coal with figures from 1898. It cites a Dec 39 1588 incident as safety proof and compares fuel economics across engine types.
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Thomas Urquhart
Russia
Yserlisan
Burrach
Grazi
Usaritsan
Borisoglebsk
Tearitsin
Volta
Santa Claus Letter From Warren Childrens Page
A whimsical Santa letter profiles a childlike view of Christmas gift wishes and family lore from Warren, with playful questions about a new baby sister and the Santa figure promising to deliver joy and warmth to the household. Also included is a brief note on two wary seasons and a tonic advertisement.
For sale by Johnson and Goad 70 cents and 81 90
There is nothing more delicious for dine net than first rate ham but you cannot have fine hams unless you have fine work or fine pork unless hogs are healthy and fat. Give your hogs Day s Horse and Cattle Power and you will have all the nice hams you want. Now for sale by all druggists price 25 cents. Good flour 70 cents and 1 00 per sek at Geo P Orr Co.
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Johnson & Goad
Orr
Gale
Tales on temperance and a coroner inquest at Chappaqua
Coroner Hyatt questions Miss Gabrielle Greeley at a low shanty near Chappaqua over the death of three-year-old Broderick Lee. The child died after drinking alcohol with his parents, who face a verdict of cause against themselves. The report also notes a sermon on boyhood development and updates on Catholic abstinence activism and temperance campaigns.
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Miss Greeley
Hyatt
Daniel Lee
Chappaqua
Sliss Gabrielle Greeley
Horace Greeley
Siiss Greeley
Sie
Episcopal Church
Tod
Broderick Lee
David
Henly Bee
Freddy
Papa
Ife
Mamma
Catholc Total
Jeago
Lia Com Gad Taalientin
Fragmented OCR Note from Dresden Item
Incomplete OCR text mention appears from Dresden area with unclear names and details. The readable words suggest a local item with limited context and no clear event or outcome to report.
Octogenarian farmer: high county centenarian praises syrup
A garbled farm note from Crawl county reports Geir, age 102, praising Orr & Co.'s price per sack and slow uptake of hoopz in Worth Paris. The text shifts to a claim that Dr Bulls Cough Syrup is the best remedy for coughs and colds and is quickly becoming popular, though details are unclear.
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Jordan & Dunkle
Iron Bridge
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Nino
NEW Equitable Aid Society
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Tite J. W. Cann
Lriter
Santa Ceaus
Welen Mortin
Little Hugh
Younges Dashiel
Duan Kuan
Sante Claus
Lottie
Grace
Gracy Hazelline
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Thristmas
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Arstor
Geo, P. Orr & Co
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