Sugar Run Social Notes From Sugar Run
Mrs Orpha Tome of Kinzua visited her mother Mrs Lottie Foulkrod in town last Wednesday Abel Wilcox of Onoville N Y stayed with his brother Leo Thursday night Mrs Francis Brown returned Saturday after a fortnight in Warren George Foulkrod and Orlo Hoop visited in Warren last Saturday Mrs H S French nurse at Mr Morrisons spent Sunday with family in Kinzua Leo Wilcox visited his parents in Onoville Sunday Mr and Mrs J S Jones of Tiona are visiting Mrs Jones parents Mr and Mrs J M Green M L Campbell was a Bradford business visitor last Monday Anthony Muntz attended township road supervisors meeting at Corydon last Monday W J Doughty of Corydon was in Sugar Run last Monday Miss Beulah Morse is visiting friends and relatives in the area
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Run
Orpha Tome
Kinzua
Lottie Foulkrod
Abel Wilcox
Onoville
N. Y
Leo
George Foulkrod
Orlo Hoop
Warren
H. S. French
Anthony Muntz
Corydon
W.J. Doughty
Austin Fears Flood as Mill Dam Overflows
Residents move to the hills around Austin valley after water pours over the Bayless Pulp and Power wooden dam. They recall the Bayless dam burst on Sept 30 with 76 funerals and village devastation and fear a repeat. The Buffalo & Susquehanna railroad protects records by relocating them to a hill nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayless Pulp & Pawer Company
Austin Valley
Bayless
Buffalo & Susquehanna Railroad
Austin
Death of James H. Robbins in Olean Ruled Acute Apoplexy
James H. Robbins was found dead in his bed at his Olean home. The death was not expected as he had not been ill and was attributed to acute apoplexy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Robbins
Olean
Sunday School Convention at U B Church in Bear Lake
Bear Lake hosts a Sunday School convention at the U B church on April 6 starting at 10 am and 2 pm. Local moves include Guy Barry relocating to Niobe and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Allen moving to a Hudson district farm. Other items note weddings, illness, and community visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Guy Barry
Niobe
N. Y
U. B
Ethel Chandler
Edinboro
Jessie Meazer
Watts Flatts
Lyle Boardman
Columbus
Patterson
Grant Miller
Java
Fernley Church
Will Harrington
Salamanca
Frank Cooper
Corry
Gust Anderson
Dam Breach Releases Water From Fredonin Reservoir
Heavy thaw swelled creeks feeding Fredonin New York water works reservoir washing away one wing of the dam. Millions of gallons escaped, lowering water by about 15 feet. Dam damaged but to be repaired at once with no outside property damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredonin
N. Y
Olean Receives Maine Relic Port Cover Shipment Notice
Captain Allyn of Capron camp No. 60 U S W V Olean received notice that a Maine battleship relic port cover awarded after an application to the secretary of the navy will be shipped from Annapolis Maryland where it is stored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Vreeland
Allyn
Capron Camp No. 60
Olean
Secretary of the Navy
Maine
Annapolis Md
10 Per Cent Raise at Utica Mills
Utica Steam and Mohawk Valley mills owners announce a 10 percent water increase as a presumed strike by about 5 000 textile operatives looms. A Saturday meeting backed a 15 percent demand with a likely compromise around 14 percent. New York mills meanwhile see 5 900 workers on strike with a 15 percent wage increase request and a 5 percent cap from the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica Mills
Utica Steam
Mohawk Valley Cotton Mills
New York Mills
New York Mills Company
FARMER S JUNK PILE
A Kansas City Journal excerpt describes the farmer's junk pile as a organized workshop area with a bench grinder and box of useful cast offs. The piece explains how old machines are dismantled for spare parts and sold to a local junk dealer, with parts saved for future repairs and occasional purchases at sales for reusing on the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Journal
Body exhumed in Bath for Robert Murray case
County Judge orders exhumation at Holy Cross cemetery to examine Robert Murray’s death after a Sept. arrest by a Lackawanna railroad detective during a strike. Dr Lundblat leads exam showing skull fracture and possible brain fluid. findings due in days. Murray’s mother sues for damages in Scranton for 21000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almon Burrell
Robert Murray
Holy Cross
Bath
Tundblad
Bacteriale
Murray
Lundblat
Cohoecton
Lackawanna Railroad
Buffalo
Scranton
Illness and moves noted in Mount Osk area
Lee Smith remains seriously ill as friends wish for a speedy recovery. R D Daye from Corry has recovered after a recent operation at Corry hospital. Others include Levi Barnes moving to Bennett farm Hatchtown and Harry Hutchison planning a move to Grand Valley for work. Several residents visited Eldred Center and Cobb’s Corners last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Oak
Lee Smith
Harry Dodge
Atast Branch
S. A. Oviatt
Eldred Center
Levi Barnes
Bennett Farm
Hatchtown
G. W. Armitage
Cobb’s Corners
Ava Hill
Oil City
Nettie Nichols
R. D. Daye
Corry
Corry Hospital
Robt. Pierce
Harry Hutchison
Grand Valley
Fred Cochran
Eagle
Espey Nichols
Market Report From New York Wheat and Commodities
Market report from New York dated April 3 lists wheat No 2 red at 1.08 per bushel eggs state and Pennsylvania white fancy new large at 24 214e butter creamery specials 7c extras 3 te potatoes state per bag 4 4.25 Maine per bag 4.25 4.50
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New York
Pennsylvania
Maine
Buffalo Market Wheat and Corn Prices Recorded
Buffalo Provision Market reports No. 2 white wheat at 1.03 per bushel No. 2 red at 1.04, No. 2 yellow corn at 78 1/2 cents, No. 2 yellow at 75 1/2 cents. Oats No. 2 white 59 cents, No. 3 white 58 1/2 cents. Butter Creamery Western tubs 23 1/2 cents, creamery 27 1/2 cents. Eggs State headers white fancy 23 cents, cheese quality notes 18 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Gipsies Loot Store in Font Village Capers Near West Chester
In Font village a gang of gipsies entered the Bayard A. Conard store and stole substantial booty while his young daughter was alone. They looted barns nearby of hay straw chickens and other goods before heading toward Wallace township as police pursued them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Bayard A. Conard
Font Village
Wallace Township
A Woman's Home Companion Critique Of Music Buffs
The article cites a New York premiere audience scene where two concertgoers mock the orchestra, arguing Elgar's symphony shows lack of freshness and overuse of thirds and sixths. It warns that apparent knowledge masks vanity and shallow understanding of music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Companion
Elger
New Symphony
Shelley
New Theatre
New York
Roosevelt Delegates Political Ad For April 13 Vote
Political advertising lists Roosevelt delegates for April 13 with National John L. Morrison and Dr. J C Russell and State E. E. Allen and Geo Langdon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
John L. Morrison
J.C. Russell
E. E. Allen
Geo. . Langdon
Mystery over John Estey disappearance ends with found body
Police confirm the disappearance of 84 year old Flint resident John Estey. His body was located on Canandaigua Lake opposite Deep Run, several hundred feet from shore. He had set out to visit his daughter and wandered onto the ice, freezing to death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Estey
Flint
N. Y
Canandaigua Lake
Deep Run
Dickens' Real Home in Broadstairs Noted
For 14 years Dickens used Broadstairs as his principal summer home while London remained his favored center. He believed his powers peaked at the little channel coast town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickens
Broadstairs
England
London
Channel
Sugar season fuels new creamery and local bazar
In Columbus on April 1 farmers report a fine sugar season and a new creamery ready to start. The Ladies Aid Society hosts a bazar at Grange hall Friday and Saturday with a home talent play, ten cent admission, baskets auctioned Saturday evening, followed by a musical program. Also noted are visits and travels of local residents, including Mrs E L Monroe and daughter Gertrude to Dunkirk, Mr and Mrs Will Parker and daughter Ester with S H Puthanys, and Andy Minor returning from Sugar Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ladies’ Aid Society
Grange Hall
E. L. Monroe
Gertrude
Dunkirk
John Babcock
Will Parker
Ester
Market Report Beef Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices
Prime steers 7.75 to 7.85 per cwt with heavy ranges to 6.25 6.55 for steers. Cows 5.40 5.60, heifers 6.00 6.25, veals 9.50 9.75. lambs 8.25 9.59, mixed sheep 5.25 6.25. Hogs light 8.00 8.25, heavy 8.25 8.30, piss 7.50.
Prince Abandons Rights to Wed Jewess Freund
Vienna reports Prince Egon Alexander of Hohenlohe Waldenburg renounces his own rights to wed a Jewish woman, Freund, who had divorced her lawyer husband to permit the marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Egon Alexandre of
Hohenlohe-Waldenburg
Freund
Timothy Prices Rise for Straw Wheat and Oats
The report lists Timothy No 1 on track at 24.00 and No 2 Timothy at 23.00 with straw wheat and oat prices noted at 12.09 and 14.00 respectively.
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Timothy
Roosevelt pushed primaries across states and foes resisted
Roosevelt urged presidential primaries in Ohio Illinois and Massachusetts claiming the demand exists nationwide. His enemies blocked the preference and kept delegates opposed to Roosevelt off the ballot in Ohio. Supporters urged voting for delegates pledged to Roosevelt and people rule. National and state figures named include John L. Morrison Dr J C Russell E E Allen and Geo E Langdon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ilinois
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
People Rule
John L. Morrison
J. C. Russell
E. E. Allen
Geo. E. Langdon
Electric shock kills clerk in Penn Argyl store
Henry Albert, 22, of Pen Argyl, a clerk at R. S. Jackson's general store in Faston, was instantly killed when he touched a heavily charged wire in the cellar while fetching goods. Another clerk heard a cry and found him dead beside the live wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faston
Henry Albert
Pen Argyl
R. S. Jackson
Albert
Advertise in the Mail and Get Results
Local newspaper ad promotes advertising in the Mail for effective reach. It highlights quick responses and broad audience exposure, urging merchants to place notices and classifieds to boost sales and visibility.
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Warren Savings Bank
First National Bank
Penn’a
Citizens National Bank
Warren, Penn’'a
Francis Brown
Farmer's Junk Pile
Glten
Son
Mount Osk
Market Report
Penn. Avenue
West
Bell
H.B. Hyde
A. O. A. Optometrist
Warren, PA
East Buffalo Livestock Market
A. W. Eaton
Philadelphia
Life Insurance
Penn. Ave
E. Warren, Pa
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