Cobb's Corners April 22 Community Notices
Miss Ava Mitchell improves after pneumonia. Merritt Dexter of Corry visits son John. Many attend East Branch meeting Sunday. Mrs. Sarah Strong of Mill Village visits Frantz Strong. L. F. Armitage of East Branch calls on C. M. Cobb. Everett Heminway returns from Corry. Ralph Nichols and wife visit grandmother Harriet Nichols in Mount Oak.
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Cobb’s Corners
Ava Mitchell
Merritt Dexter
Corry
John
East Branch
Sarah Strong
Mill Village
Frantz Strong
L. F. Armitage
C. M. Cobb
Everett Heminway
Ralph Nichols
Mount Oak
Harriet Nichols
Social rounds and visits in Mount Oak area
Mount Oak reports guests and visitors as Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Daye of Corry return home after a stay. Miss Myrtle Havens of State Lot visits sister Mrs. Clayton Oviatt over Sunday. Ed Young hauls ties to Starr. Mrs. Nettie Nichols, Mrs. Julia Shipman, Miss Julia Immicki host and guest sessions around East Branch and Grand Valley.
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Mount Oak
R. D. Daye
Corry
Myrtle Havens
State Lot
Clayton Oviatt
East Branch
Espey Nichols
Millie Thompson
Starr
Eldred Center
Ed Young
Ralph Bennet
Hatchtown
Brightman
Amasa Nichols
Grand Valley
Nettie Nichols
Julia Shipman
Julia Immicki
Normal School Changes Name to Edinboro State Normal
The State Normal School at Edinboro board of trustees voted to rename from Northwestern State Normal School to Edinboro State Normal School. A fatal shooting occurred on Coal street in Butler last Saturday night involving Italian immigrant Joseph Manelia and Tony Farade is being sought by four state constabulary members. It was announced that free admission tickets to the state fair are no longer available and turnstiles will be installed, with even the governor needing a half dollar to enter.
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State Normal School At
Edinboro
Northwestern State Normal School
Edinboro State Normal School
Joseph Manelia
Bradenville
Coal Street
Butler
State Constabulary
Tony Farade
Manelia
Calvin J. Huson
Penn Yan
Local Notes From Spring Creek Visits and Moves
Spring Creek items report Mrs. William Long suffers rheumatism. Julius Belden and wife visit Concord sister. Hattie Peterson returns to Wattsburg home. Ella Tucker and Katherine visit Garland. Frank Farnham went to Corry. Frank Forman and Ruth Belden call on Will Long. Clyde Peterson leaves tannery and town. Leo Robinault of Corry visits. Emmet Newberry of Olean visits. Gates family and Drs Werle and Vivian Carroll visit S. M. Haner. Susie Peterson recovers from long illness. Katherine Tucker back at Corry school.
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Spring Creek
William Long
Julius Belden
Concord
Hattie Peterson
Wattsburg
Ella Tucker
Katherine
Garland
Frank Farnham
Corry
Frank Forman
Ruth Belden
Will Long
Clyde Peterson
Leo Robinault
Emmet Newberry
Olean
Gates
G. W. Graham
Clara Werle
Vivian Carroll
S. M. Haners
Susie Peterson
Katherine Tucker
Prohibitionists to Meet in Olean Convention
New York state Prohibition convention set for September 24 and 25 in Olean. Opera House to host sessions with delegates registered at the Olean House. About one thousand delegates and visitors are expected.
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New York State
Olean
Opera House
Olean House
Man Dies En Route to Hospital After Epileptic Seizures
Charles J. Lallman former proprietor of the Union hotel in Olean died while being taken to Olean General Hospital after his third seizure of epilepsy. He leaves a wife and two children.
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Olean General Hospital
Charles J. Lallmang
New Union Hotel
Olean
Oil City Man Located After Disappearance
William Dean, who vanished from Oil City two weeks ago leaving his belongings, has been found in a New Castle quarry. Chief Nugent and local papers aided the search. Dean sent a postcard to reassure Harvey family he would retrieve his clothing soon.
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William Dean
Oil City
Nugent
Franklin
New Castle
Harvey
Rhode Island Delegates Back Taft At Chicago Convention
Ten Rhode Island Republican delegates pledged to support President Taft until released were chosen for the Chicago national convention. Theodore Roosevelt faced sharp opposition as Congressman Utter, Rhode Island state convention chairman, attacked the colonel’s third term stance.
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Providence
Taft
Rhode Island
Theodore Roosevelt
Congressman Utter
Barge Canal Terminal Plans Adopted
State Engineer Bensel outlines barge canal terminal plans for Lockport Schenectady and Rome totaling 620000 with costs 200000 300000 and 120000 respectively. The plan is approved by the canal board and agreed to by the mayors and boards of trades of the three cities.
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Albany
Bensel
Lockport
Schenectady
Rome
Canal Board
Boards of Trades
Idle Man Takes His Life In Allentown
Joshua Racher a 24 year old unemployed man in Allentown Pennsylvania ended his life by shooting himself with a shotgun. He leaned over the weapon and blew a hole through his abdomen and the ceiling of his dwelling.
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Allentown
Joshua Racher
Market Report From New York Wheat to Potatoes
Wheat No 2 red at 1.12 and 1.0 b. oats standard 64 cents. pork mess 19.00 to 19.50. butter creamery specials 28 cents. eggs white state and Pennsylvania fancy 25 cents. potatoes state per bag 3.65 to 3.25 and Maine 3.75 to 4.00.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Maine
Wheat and grain prices in Buffalo market report
Buffalo market update lists No 2 white wheat at 1.17 dollars and No 2 red at 1.18, corn at 83 to 82.5 cents, oats around 62.25 to 64.5 cents, flour prices for patent and blended grades, butter at 27 to 32 cents, eggs and cheese quality terms, and potatoes at 1.40 to 1.45 dollars per bushel.
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Buffalo
Poultry Book Sale Ad Offers Free Copy
Advertisement offers a free Conkey's Poultry Book to anyone who brings the ad to Eugene G. Reig at 216 Pennsylvania Ave E or to Newell's Pharmacy. Address shows placement in local directory.
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Conkey
Eugene G. Reig
Pennsylvania Ave
Newell’s Pharmacy
Market Report: Livestock Prices by Weight and Type
Prime steers bring 8.30 to 8.50 per hundredweight for 1200 to 1400 lb animals. Fat cows 5.75 to 6.00, heifers 6.25 to 7.00, bulls 5.25 to 6.00, veals 8.50 to 8.75. Sheep and lambs with spring lambs 9.00 to 9.35, mixed sheep 6.00 to 6.40. Hogs include light Yorkers 7.85 to 8.00 and heavy hogs 8.19 to 8.20, pigs 7.50 to 7.60.
Timothys Lead In Markets With Mixed Feed Prices
Timothy No 1 gains traction on track with bids around $25.00 for No 1, $26.00 for No 2 while straw, wheat and oat trade at $13.00 to $14.00, reflecting current market levels.
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Timothy
For Sale White Steamer Five Passenger Convertible
Automobile listing from Warren Pa offers a white five passenger steam car with possible roadster conversion, extra single top and rumble seat. Good condition. Seller C A Stone Warren Pa. Priced at $11-41.
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C. A. Stone
Warren, Pa
Danger Above All Others in National Warning
A concise editorial stresses that the sole real national danger is ignorance, urging readers to value information, education, and informed citizenship to safeguard democracy.
Intentional vs accidental poisoning claim at trial
A court hearing reviews a case where a defendant admits feeding a dog but claims the poisoning was not intentional. The testimony highlights dispute over intent and the consequences for the dog and involved parties.
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Warren Savings Bank
Warren, Pennsylvania
First National Bank
Warren, Penn’a
Warren Trust Company
Cobb's
Normal School
Odd Fellows
Johnsonburg, PA
Emporium
Dubois
Clermont
Johnsonburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Oil City Man
J. Frank Karnes
Karnes
Fertigs
Venango County
Clare
Britnsburgh
Husb
Rupert Hughes
Buffalo Provision Market
East Buffalo Livestock Market
Newmaker & Reed
Washington
Congress At Work
Warren
Baltimore
Philadelphia
David Todd
Williamsport
R. R
Renwmaru
Penn. Avenue
West
Citizens National Bank
Bell
H.B. Hyde
A. W. Eaton
Life Insurance
Penn. Ave
E. Warren, Pa
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