Primary Election Notice for Warren County 1919
Notice sets September 16 1919 as the Warren County Pennsylvania primary date. It lists contests for state superior court county judges sheriff county commissioners treasurers auditors jury commissioners school directors assessors constables ward council seats and election officials across multiple towns including Warren Tidioute Clarendon Grand Valley and others with vacancies and term lengths noted. Attest Adaison White.
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Warren
Tidioute
Clarendon
Grand Valley
Columbus
Brokentraw Townshop
Conenango Township
Deerfield Township
Eldred Township
Freehold Township
Kinzua Township
Mead Township
Pittsfield Township
Triumph Township
Watson Township
Tidiout2
Bear Lake
Sugar Grove
Columbus Township
Eldred
Limestone Township
Pine Grove Township
Sugar Grove Township
South West Township
Warren Borough
Subpoena Issued in Manross Divorce Case
The court orders James B Manross to appear at Warren Court House on the first Monday in September to answer the libellant Margaret C Manross for divorce. Sheriff W W Muir and attorney Iren Aird note the alias subpoena returns.
Commission of Common Pleas Notice 1919
The court requires the respondent Gilbert T. Johnson to appear in Warren Pa at the Court House on the first Sunday in September to answer libellant A. Johnson in a case titled County Commor Pleas No 28 March Term 1919. The notice is signed by attorney D A Arird dated July 174 times.
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Warren
Pennsylvania
Tueday
Ther
A. Johnson
Libellant
Gilbert T. Johnson
Vane
Gurt House
Oayvren
Court of Common Pleas
W. W. Muir
D. A. Arird
Notice on Administrator Petition for Estate of Peter Ericson
Notice states Seth M Vistrand as administrator of Peter Ericson deceased will have petition heard by Court of War en County on September 1 1919 at 10 AM. Interested parties may attend. The administrator is Seth M Vistrand. July 15 164%
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Seth M.vistrand
Waren
Zeth M. Vistrand
Seth M. Wistrand
Peter Ericson
Letters of Administration Granted for Estate of Alice M. Samson
Administration notice declares Mildred E. Samson and E. H. Beshlin as administrators of the estate in Warren Borough Warren County Pa deceased. Creditors are urged to make immediate payments to the administrators and all claims must be properly authenticated for settlement. July 3.
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Alice M. Samson
Warren
Warren County
Perons
Mildred E. Samson
E. H. Beshlin
Uly
Wounded soldiers to receive special War Department certificate
The War Department approved a certificate for soldiers wounded in the Germany war. It will bear at the top the inscription Columbia gives to her sons the accolade of the new chivalry of humanity, followed by the soldier’s name rank unit and the action in which he was wounded.
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Germany
War Department
Columbia
Why it is Czechoslovak name used in politics
The Independent explains the term Czecho Slovak arises from linguistic accident and political need. Bohemia is too small to cover the modern nationality, Slovak and Czech remain distinct in press though literate readers understand both. Masaryk leads the Slovak majority nation seeking equal rights and recognition.
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Bohemia
Serbia
America
Masaryks
Natural wordplay and a bragging rooster in a city page
The piece recalls Burt G Wilder’s anecdote about mishearing naturalist as natural and recounts Agassiz and Felton in New Hampshire. It also notes a Montgomery City store contest with a rooster that ate 486 kernels in 20 minutes, won by a woman named Isa.
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Burt G. Wilder
American
Agassiz
Harvard
White Mountain
Prof
Felton
Montgomery City
Ife
Isa
Kansas City Times
Stone grave tale at Her broneston churchyard
In Her broneston village churchyard near Motord Haven lies the grave of a young army officer once stationed at South Hook Fort. He died from a knife wound during a practical joke on a fellow officer. The marble cross tombstone shows discoloration and a deteriorated carving.
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Tormbstone
Herbroneston
Motord Haven
South Hook Fort
Cardiff
Esternay Moaoil
Vision of an Empress and the fall of tyrants
The piece reflects on Empress Eugenie widow of Napoleon III and her decades of exile after France’s overthrow. It links her era of pomp to the present moment when her historical enemies are faced with civil judgment. The prose casts her life as a dramatic culmination.
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Eugenie
Napoleon III
France
Versailles
Sho
Ufe
Pasture lime and seed guide boosts milk yields in farms
An agricultural notice urges lime application to pastures when farm work slows after harvest. It stresses soil sourness, weed takeover, and the need for manure or fertilizers, lime every five years, and a prescribed grass seed mix to improve long term forage and milk production.
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Ile
Maine
Virginia
Soil Advice on Timothy and Clover Seed Bed Preparation
The article urges thorough lime application to sweeten alkaline soils and improve clover and Timothy yields. It notes farmers often sow wheat in fall with insufficient seedbed prep for Timothy and clover, recommends lime incorporation, and advises breaking up lumps for a fine seed bed to ensure moisture and germination.
Lime on soils argues for selective use and effects
The article discusses the role of lime in soil fertility, arguing against blanket lime use and highlighting how lime acts as plant food, improves soil structure, and boosts microbial activity. It notes burned lime’s superior performance for physical changes and outlines varied soil responses and practical outcomes for farmers.
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Windihy
The Summer Fallow and Soil Moisture
The article argues summer fallowing conserves soil moisture for dry planting, aiding plant growth by preserving moisture from prior weeks and supporting soil processes that transform dormant feed into active forms. It notes July and August as peak periods for these processes and highlights how tilling mixes lime fertilizer inoculants and organic matter for even distribution.
Soil Fertility Actual and Potential
The article explains soil fertility as the soil’s ability to produce crops under definite conditions. It contrasts potential fertility, the total soil food elements, with actual fertility, the portion usable by plants. It stresses farmers must convert part of potential fertility into usable forms.
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Superior Court
Partisan County
Oughs
Adaison White
Warren County Common Pleas
Margaret C. Manross
James B
Manross
Sehavena
Iren
U. Arird
County Commor Pleas
Peter Erickson
Deesd
Rooster
USA
BS A
Rosig Eee
Etter
Siverizer
Maryland Agricultural
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