Farmington Funeral Notices and Local Happenings
The Ledger reports Farmington obituaries and town events from Sept. 25 including the funeral of Reuben Cramer of Lander aged, and the death of Fred Scranton aged 13 after a riding accident. It notes residents attending the G A R encampment in Washington and social visits, with mentions of trades events, a new milliner store in town, a gas metre rollout, and a local lumber plant expansion employing 75 workers.
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Farmington
Al.e
Reuben Cramer
Lander
Will Scranton
Washington
Ash Mix
Soneft
Gettysburg
Wm. West
Neices
Mary Cramer
E Nma Miller
Richmond
I. G. West
Jennie Summer
Oil City
Gineader
Ethel
Clarendon
Ancre New
Local Notes and Sports Report from Warren Area
Sept 29 notes include John Isines breaking his arm at the tannery while helping with boilers and several local visitors and visitors social calls. A baseball game saw Invincibles defeat Web-footed nine 88 to 11 with Ted McGree injuring a forefinger. Also listed are ads for Dr. Kline’s Nerve Restorer and De Witt’s Little Early Risers, plus Warren canning goods from Siegfried & Co.
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John Isines
Jennie Sherry
Mr. Foster
Mesers
Frank
Fred Bostwick
Oakdale
D. Ridelsperger
Warren
Nellie Vickers
Darius Mead
Invincibles
Ted McGree
Kline
Philadelphia
A Mother's Pride and Remarkable Cure Report
A Worcester Mass mother credits Dr. Greene's Nervara blood and nerve remedy with easing her four year old daughter Ethel May Watson from twenty six convulsions and a severe nervous illness. Boston based testimonials from Mrs. Henry Fry describe a twelve year old daughter recovering from St Vitus Dance after treatment. Notices follow of local church activities, community notices, and a recent farewell sermon as well as social events and minor town news from Fox Hill and surrounding areas.
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H. H. Watson
Bloomingdale Street
Worchester Mans
Ore
Litttle
Ethel May
Sue
Litle
Etnel May Watbon
Henry Fry
Flint Place
Boston
Mass
Boston Dispensary
Greens
W. 14Th Street
New York
Youngsville News Highlights Local School and Visits
Our school opened September 12 with W H Kindt in charge of the pincigs and Miss Olson in the Grammar room. About 150 scholars attended as Mrs Jaynee and two daughters from Kansas visit their brother Albert Smith and other relatives. Thieves broke into John D Mead's store Friday night but were frightened away by a watchdog. Agricultural Hall at the fair impresses Warren county rangers. A pleasant surprise social for Rev J D Darling featured music and ice cream. Old soldiers from here attended the Washington reunion and recalled the battles past. Mrs J W Agrelius visits Meadville, Wallace Filer visits town, Pearl L Smith goes to Brocton.
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Youngsville
Spr
W. H. Kindt
Miss Olson
Bell Kinnear
Mary Green
Jaynee
Kansas
Albert Smith
John D. Mead
J. D. Darling
Washington
J. W. Agrelius
Meadville
Frank Siggins
Wallace Filer
Pearl L. Smith
Brocton
Cream Balm and Dream Cure Catarrh, Testimonies
Mrs. M. A. Jackson of Portsmouth reports Ely's Cream Balm cured chronic catarrh after years of nosebleeds and sores. B F Liepsner, pastor of Olivet Baptist in Philadelphia, says one bottle of Ely's Dream restored his voice. Both attest strong relief and renewed health.
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Ely
Pheasants can be legally shot after tomorrow
Local notice notes pheasants can be shot after tomorrow. Medical ad content urges Sulphur Bitters for malaria and praises Dr Kaufmann's medical work. Fragments mention De Witt's Little Early Risers and a drug store sale, with postal offer from A P Ordway & Co Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Witt
Noyes
H. Dixson
East Warren
Quips and Quirks Across Papers in One Fragment
A mosaic of jokes and wits from multiple papers jokes about dress and bills tailor made bargains and flat earth jests and a Persian pipe worth 400 000 is cited plus light exchanges about engagement cakes and a coachman remark reflecting humor of the era.
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Ethel
Taightcoin
Evta
Victor
Chicago Inter Ocean
Johnny
Boston Post
Dallas News
Shah of Persia
Haverhill Gazette
Charlie Bronson
Harper's Azar
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Boston Courier
New York Press
Mutual Advice From a Street Urchin and a Gentlemen
A suburb dwelling gentleman spots a street urchin proudly smoking a large cigar and warns it will harm growth and health. The boy retorts with stubborn independence, claiming smoking is good and will not be stopped by his guardian excuses. The Detroit Tribune note ends with a playful ad for Mushrooms from Steerrrp & Co.
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Detroit Tribune
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the Ledger
Kinzun
T. F. Dowens
Buffalo
A.french
Warres
T. FB. Dowens
Rochester
Episcopal Church
Rose Holden
New York City
Hughes
Markham
Ellicottville
N.Y
Gee
Carrie Hender
Cora Fake
Eva English
P. J. McAllister
New Kinsington
Sibley McAllister
Hood, Gale & Co
Ocoivs
Noyes Drug
H. Disson
Siegfried & Co
North Clarendon
George
Lancaster
The
Presbyterian Church
L. BE. McWnett
Titusville
Lizzie Grossenburg
M. Lane
Dunkirk
Lizzie Cook
Nellie Thompson
J. H. Driscoll
Pittsburg
Minnie Banser
Dave Mitchell
Saybrook
GO. I. Wright
M. V. Irvine
Wrightsville
5. J. Ford
Opera House
A. Merri
J. M. Kable
Mercilland
Conneautville
Levi Smith
John Smith
J.D. Hancock
Congress
Marie Allen
Tidioute
M. E
Epworth League
Allin
Strauser
Franklin
Mass Cora
Manny
B. E. Wengsman
Fox Hil
Fritz Sieffenburger
Kane
Suasac Grove
Roy Hutton
Susan Hatton
Russell
Maria Livermore
Emma Frazine
Wm. Sumner
George Lewis
Viola Swart
Cable Hollow
Swart
Fox Hillstes
F. Brooks
A. G
Steerrrp & Co
Hornby’s
Merrell & Suise
Syracuse
Pickett Gas Furnace
Pickett
Hest
the Pigkett Hardware ( Co. Limited
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