L A H C A Meeting In Akeley April 24
Akeley April 20 1914 notice invites L A H C A members to meet at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Barney on Friday April 24 All are invited. Mr and Mrs Charles Way were surprised by seventy five friends at their home Saturday for their twentieth wedding anniversary with a Grange surprise wedding supper program music and a set of silver teaspoons presented by the Grange. A surprise birthday party for Mrs Etta Confer at Grange Hall Monday featured birthday cake and a second silver teaspoon gift. Mrs C E Marsh has returned from visiting Frewsburg and Jamestown friends.
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Charles Way
Etta Confer
Grange Hall
Warren County licenses per capita show 1099 residents per saloon
An 1913 14 state table lists Warren County with one saloon for every 1099 people, Luzerne for 262, Schuykill for 175 and other counties ranging from 217 to 3342 residents per license. Indiana leads with 6940 per license. several counties remain dry.
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Warren County
Dry
Bedford
Huntington
Crawford
Beaver
Carbon
Green
Juniata
Lawrence
Mifflin
Venango
Indiana
Luzerne
Adams
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Blair
Bradford
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Cameron
Center
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Lycoming
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Montgomery
Montour
Northampton
Perry
Philadelphia
Pike
Potter
Schuykill
Snyder
Sullivan
Susquehanna
Tioga
Warren
Washington
Westmoreland
Wyoming
York
Lower California Declares Independence
Reports say Lower California has seceded from Mexico and formed its own government with an army of 200 men, one gunboat, a train of cars with building material, and some money, marking a modest start to a regional revolution.
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Lower California
Mexico
New York World
War would cost United States a billion says Dr Pearson
London April 18 Dr F S Pearson of New York head of an English syndicate with interests in Mexico warns war would be costly and protracted. He cites a price tag of 500 million to 1 billion dollars, a ten year guerilla war, and warns Wilson misreads Latin American pride while Huerta Villa and Carranza would resist American forces. He notes limited US capital in Mexico, but English and French capital dominates.
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London
F. S. Pearson
New York
Mexico
United States
Wilson
Huerta
Villa
Carranza
America
Enrollment figures show Republicans lead in Venango county
Franklin April 18 Republican enrollment stands at 2 134 with far fewer voters enrolled in other parties. Oil City and Franklin towns show Republicans ahead of Democrats Prohibition and others combined, though Jackson township has low enrollment.
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Franklin
Republican Party
Republican
Celenesa
Aroniniinen
Washington
Oil City
Prohibition
Washngton
Jackson Township
Farmer exchange ends in horse death joke
Two farmers greet each other and recall giving turpentine to a horse with colic. In a later meeting they reveal the remedy killed both horses, turning the tip into a dark humor quip.
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Josh
Turpentine
Name the General Epistles and the runaway slave tale
The reader asks for a direct answer to a common exam question on the General Epistles. They reference a Presbyterian preacher who struggled with it and cue the famous New Testament story of Onesimus, a runaway slave who converted and returned to his master Philemon.
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Akeley
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First National Bank
Warren, Penna
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Warren Trust Company
Aladdin
Citizens National Bank
Pennsylvania
Ettaf
Warren Savings Bank
DR. Pearson
Warren Savings Bank Incorporated
Warren, Pennsylvania
Depository
State of
MAIL
Charles A. Oliver
G. M. B. Bradshaw
Sugar Grove
Christ
Jesus Christ
Matthew
John
Paul
Peter
Mark
Jude
Jesus
Luke
Philippians
Colossians
Dunham
Pickett Hardware Company
Hickory Street
Duntley
Duntley Pneumatic Sweeper Company
S. State Street
Chicago
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