Warren Ledger Highlights Boom Amid Regional Shifts
The Warren Ledger reports a busy outlook with oil industry expansion, rising rents in Warren, and a slower Bradford market. New jobs appear as Mr Ah Sin opens a laundry on Hickory street, and local building booms promise higher population this fall. Literary talks, library plans, and a Penn State Gazetter volume enrich town life while weather and farming tune sentiment for a dry spell ahead.
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Warren
Bradford
Tiunter
Ah Sin
Hickory Street
Morningstar Bros
Mystery West in Cherry Grove Oil Well Mystery
The mystery around the well called mystery west in Cherry Grove township near its center and five to six miles southwest of Clarendon appears to be clearing. Reports say it flowed Wednesday and operations had gained, stirring excitement on the street and signaling expansion of the middle section oil field.
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Cherry Grove Township
Clarendon
Eighteenth of February eighteen twenty two tale from Brokenstraw
The article recounts a chaotic verse filled cry on the Brokenstraw urging action and honesty amid a wave of insults and cider. It shifts to a local art exhibit by Mr Walkley featuring numerous oil paintings including Allegheny river scenes and views near Kinzua and Corydon with praise for Willard White’s purchases and visitors encouraged to view and buy.
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Lundred
Eaery
Blow
Key
Philadelphia
Allegheny River
Walkley
Willard White
The
Allegheny
Tionesta
White
Ali
Olean
Kinzua
Academy of Fine Arts
Ibis
A. A. Davis& Co
Resignation Accepted of Rev Rankin at Church Meeting
At a church gathering the resignation of Rev W A Rankin was accepted with resolutions praising his ministry and urging continued church unity. The session was directed to present proceedings to the Erie Presbytery in April, with Judge W D Brown and H A Jamieson appointed as representatives. Also noted is a legal reminder: A G L judgments must be revived within five years or liens lapse.
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Warren Ledger
Judge McDermitt
Mercer
Eric Gaeelte
Rep
W. A. Rankin
Rankin
Presbytery of
Erie
W. D. Brown
H. A. Jamieson
Presbytery
Muddy crossings and town neglect anger residents
Town readers complain of three to four inches of mud on footpaths from winter to March hamper travel. Citizens tidy crossings only for personal reasons while officials ignore major public safety needs. Pigs in a central Carver Mouse pen amuse locals, and a new paper in Clarendon debuts, with few ads but plans for growth.
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Tickory
Warren
Apere Wowpe
Hasan
Psich
Olivette
Clarendon
Wis
John C. McLean
Tts
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Mnry J. Danforth
South Haven
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J. H. Mitchell, Esq
Jennie Davis
Omaha
G. Mead
Sulpher Spring House
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Brokenstraw Township
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Scotland
George Trashel
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Howard
James Clark
Randolph Register
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Elmira
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Williamsport Sun and Banner
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Buffalo
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Larry Fossett
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Eae Norte
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