Bright and Spicy Reading in Youngsville Community News
In Youngsville the E A U lodges about two hundred members with high monthly dues. a local family holds $10,000 life insurance each. The town enjoys improved depots, natural gas service, and a growing social scene, despite some reports of drinking at unlicensed clubs. North Warren notes better sleighing and ice sales by Clemons, while discussions touch on local journalism and the golden wedding of H K Siggins. Nearby, a bridge study discusses county ownership and cross-county joint bridges, with notes on the Glade Run project and potential free bridges amid ongoing legal challenges.
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Youngsville
E. A. U. Order
Equitable Aid Union
Sam Garfield
Fairmount
Gregory
Pl& E
Uch
Tidioute
Forest County Company
North Warren
Wheeling
Clemons
Conewango
Arcanum Hall
Warren Mailor
Adamse
Garden of Eden
Willis
BR. H. Lewis
Hikins
M. E. Church
Russell
North
Warren
Glade Run
H. K. Siggins
New Bethlehem
Red Bank Creek
Armnetrong
Clarion
Armstrong
Westmoreland
Apollo
Leechburg
Kiskiminitis River
Leechburg Bridge
Butler County
Butler
Our Vain Regrets and the Value of Opportunity
A reflective essay argues that seeking to relive the past is vain, urging living naturally within one’s sphere to avert trouble. It contrasts confidence with complacency, condemns regretting and hesitating, and cites the need to seize present chances to avoid future failure.
Buried here Sunday Rev White leads large funeral service
Mr Wm Hudson is buried in Russell on Sunday Jan 18 with Rev White of Sugar Grove delivering the sermon. He was a longtime resident, member of the E A U, survived by a wife and several children. The notice mentions local rheumatism, fever, sleighing, timber activity, and mill operations as part of village life.
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Stoneham
Stoxenam
Lorence
Chas. Fuller
Brown Run
J. G. Ginader
Wm. Edwards
Warren
Roger Mooney
Oakland Cemetery
Garland
Wm. Hathaway
Ellen Sheban
Win. Porter
Freehold
Hinton
John Kennedy
Grand Valley
Daisy Crockway
Clare Colburn
John Hammond
Emma
Hathaway
Marionville
D. Gannon
P. Jorden
P. & E. Railroad Company
Main Street
Y. A. Haupin
Y. D. Quick
Grippe
Russell
Russel
Wm. Hudson
Rev. White
Sugar Grove
Tra Briggs
B. Chapman
J. Grosvenor
Wrens
Sam
E. W. Thompson
George French
Pine timber and mill work feed spring markets
The letter describes sending pine timber to lower markets in spring and bringing in large quantities of pine and oak logs for sawmilling, making boxes and grape-basket components at Martindale mill. It notes heavy box demand from Pisu works in Warren and questions about a new license judge, with April court actions and May 1 licensing.
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Martindale
Pisu
Warren
Golden Wedding for Judge and Mrs Brown Honors 50 Years
Judge and Mrs. Rasselas Brown celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a large winter gathering. Guests included former partners and judges, Shakespeare Club members, and family from both sides. Gifts featured gold watches, spoons, a vase, roses, and handwritten mementos, with music and refreshments enhancing a memorable evening.
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Rasselas Brown
R. Brown
Thos
Struthers
P. Johnson
L. D. Wetmore
W. D. Brown
HL. Noyes
Legal Fraternity
Shakespeare Club
C. W. Stone
Brown
M. Beechur
George W. Sul
G. W. Scofield
Judge Brown
KE. H
Hldred
Nathaniel Sill
Rink to resume dancing parties with orchestra this Saturday
At the rink dancing parties held last winter will be resumed this Saturday evening. Reig's full orchestra will attend along with Otto Nericker the track drummer. Invitations extend to last year's attendees and their friends. Skating from 7 to 9 with dancing to follow. Admission 50 cents for gentlemen and ladies free.
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Reig
Otto Nericker
Sioux Firearm Policy and Plow Proposition Amid Indian Talks
Secretary Noble discussed post conflict Indian policy in Washington on June 18, urging Indians to surrender firearms and adopt farming life, offering incentives to earn a living. The item also notes an ad for a diagnostic service in Syracuse and a Nebraskan dispatch on ex Governor Thayer’s 80 hour stay and ensuing nervous prostration.
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Washington, D. C
Noble
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