Jones Bros Circus Promises Spectacle And Innovation
May 7th marks the arrival of the Jones Bros Circus boasting originality and progressiveness. The show features Barney Demarest with high jumping horses, Prof Kent’s trained seals, elephants, educated ponies and dogs, Kioto’s jugglers, the Walett twins, Mable Campbell’s jumping horses, trained bears, Madame DeLeon’s leopards, a $50,000 group of lions, the Posing Nymphs, Amazon Ballet, European dance divinities, and a colony of clowns.
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Jones Bros
Barney Demarest
Prof. Kent
John Ducander
Rogers
Kioto
Mable Campbell
Madame DeLeon
Amazon Ballet
Europe
Dance Divinities
Editor's Wife Missing Sparks Dahlonega Editorial
Dahlonega editor of the Nugget reveals his wife's departure after a forty year marriage. He admits no beating, defends family actions, blames gossip, and explains grandchildren and household tensions as the cause of separation. He details efforts to curb idleness, including cutting laundry and a home phone, while defending his care for family.
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Dahlonega, Ga
Dahlonega
Meaders
April Heat Records Fall In Harrisburg And Philadelphia
Philadelphia and Harrisburg reported new April heat benchmarks as temperatures reached 93 degrees in Harrisburg and 91 degrees in Philadelphia at 3 pm. Humidity climbed to 97 percent, with cooler conditions expected after sundown and forecasters predicting tomorrow’s relief.
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Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Government Weather Bureau
Missing Man Waite Found Dead in Jamestown Outlet
William E. Waite 32, manager of the Jamestown branch of Granger & Co., was found dead in the Chautauqua lake outlet near Harrison Street, two weeks after disappearing from work and home on April 15. His wife had just given birth to a son the day after his disappearance.
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Jamestown
William E. Waite
Chautauqua Lake
Harrison Street
Waite
Granger & Co
Buffalo
Committee on Rural Credits Seeks Federal Farm Loan System
The article explains no such system exists. A joint Senate-House committee is drafting bills to establish rural credits adapted to American needs, with a report due January 1, 1916. The Agriculture Department has studied farm loan rates, sources, and state laws since 1913 and supports cooperative credit and demonstration projects nationwide.
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Agriculture Department
Washington
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
Frederick W. Seward Dies At 84 In New York
Frederick W. Seward assistant secretary of State under Lincoln Johnson and Hayes died in Montrose New York in his 85th year. He survived by wife Anna M. Seward and brother General William H. Seward. He helped warn Lincoln of danger and was present during the assassination attempt on Seward. Funeral services will be in Auburn with burial in Fort Hill cemetery.
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Montrose
N. Y
Frederick W. Seward
Lincoln
Johnson and Hayes
William H. Seward
Anna M. Seward
Auburn
Washington
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Payne
Booth
Seward
Frederick Seward
Necessity of Labor Inspires Pursuit of Excellence
John Randolph asserts labor as essential to excellence, an eternal truth despite vanity and indolence resisting belief and heed. The quote emphasizes hard work as key to achievement and growth.
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John Randolph
Hatching Eggs Offered By Local Vendor
Single Comb White Leghorn eggs for hatching priced 75 cents for 15 or 4 dollars for 100. Inquire C. E. Wincriter at Kopf and Henry Grocery in Warren Pennsylvania.
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C. E. Wincriter
Kopf & Henry Grocery
Warren, Pa
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First National Bank
Warren, Penna
Man
Warren Trust Company
Citizens National Bank
Warren
Pennsylvania
Big 3
Ring
Wild Animal Circus
Georgia
New Harrisburg
Depository
State of
Warren Savings Bank
Committee ON Rural Credits
Warren National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Lambertville
Gold Seal
Hi Press
L. P. Gibso
Penn’a Avenue
East
Warren, Penn’a
Concrete Stone CO
Fifth Ave
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