Local notes from Tiona and area weekly chronicle
A long local column reports on town life in Tiona and nearby areas. It covers a baseball club, player recruitment, a Kane nine victory and umpire dynamics, church services, social events like weddings and tin anniversaries, visits from residents, farm sales, and various townspeople and businesses in Warren Clarendon and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triona
Noet
Tiona
Kane
Buck Ding
Erwin
Ludlow
Phillips
Wellaville
Norris
Warren
Ed Schneider
Harry Kelly
Erie
Ed Rouse
Frank Babcock
Youngsville
Clarendon
Watson Hose
Thriving Business and Community Notices in Warren
The article highlights George Ball a Warren clothing merchant boosting sales via newspaper advertising, notes his growing custom trade, and calls customers to visit for fall stock. It then records resolutions by St Savior's Mission Chapel in Youngsville praising Mrs Wallace D Kinnear, with sympathy to her family, and a temperance union tribute. Also mentions Boschee German Syrup claims and local sales events and millinery offers in Warren in 1887.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ball
Ball
Warren
St. Savior’s Mission Chapel
Youngsville
Wallace D. Kinnear
Warren Mail
Warren Ledger
J. G. McKer
C. Acornen
Henry Mirene
Birs
Womans Christian Temperance Union
Labour and industry outlook across nations and markets
The piece surveys wage trends and labor movements in the United States and Europe, noting small wage gains for iron and steel, building trades, miners, and textile workers, with some local declines. It highlights immigration effects, union strength, and rising construction, railway expansion, and lumber demand, plus industry signals from Krupp’s gun development and New York bakers seeking longer workdays. It also lists farm and land sale notices in Warren area, with details on property parcels and contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Europe
Iron and Steel Workers
United States
Northwest
Cohoes
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Omaha
Krupp
K. of
Harvesting Wheat by Gaslight Near Kokomo
Howard county farmers near Kokomo Indiana report harvesting the first wheat by natural gaslight at midnight. A dozen self binders and men shocked the grain as hundreds watched from carriages. The Shrader gas well roars eight miles away and lights the fields fifteen miles east at Burlington. The well is estimated to flow 15 million cubic feet of gas every twenty four hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard County
Kokomo
Ind
Shrader Well
Burlington
Here
Also Mentioned on This Page
Faes
Barnes
Mabel Barnes
Bell Hall
E. Barnes
Randolph Roberts
H. Roberts
OC. Noblit
Olean
Daniel Aten
Horton, Crary & Co
Hall
Geo. F. Yates
Joseph Clinton
Sheffield
Annie Richardson
Tidioute
Jno. Cochran
Bradford
Will Young
Spring Creek
Stoneham
Stanham
Oren Eastman
St. Mary’s
Harrison Wade
Glade
Mamie Cunningham
Ids Farnsworth
Wm. Grosenberg
Mabel Baldwin
Laura Ferguson
Lulu Miles
Charlie Campbell
Miller
Thomas
Fred Moore
Edith
W. P. Nutting
Mary Curran
J. Grosenberg
White & Co
J H. Jackson
M EB Douglas
Florence Chipmar
Youngsville, Pa
Canada
Eowly
O. H. Hunter
O. H. Hunter & Son
C. H. Huntre & Sox
Industrial Affairs
Brokenstraw
Pittsfield Township
Mead Run
Limestone Township
Yankee Bush Road
Chas. A. Livermore
Hickory Street
Nore Warren
Keystone Clothing Company
Beecher & Copeland
Keystone Clothing Co
Clarendon Relief Fund
M. Strelitz
Golden Specific Co
Race Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
Hood
C. Brewster
Buffalo
Mars
Co. E. Lovejoy
Lowen
Mass
L. Perle
Salem
D. Shhar’s
Lfe
White & Co’s
Graat
Wendehoe
Diberty
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