Notice of Foster Guardianship Petition in Warren Court
In the Court of Common Pleas of Warren County Pennsylvania No 19 Sept Term 1909 Grace Safford petitions the court to appoint Mary A Foster a resident of the town guardian or custodian of her property seeking adjudication by the court upon the guardianship matter.
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Warren County Common Pleas
Pauline Hansen
Hermanson
Libellant
Christen Hansen
Warren
Court of Common Pleas
B. G. Gregory
Warren County
B. G
Gregory
Divorer
Sach
Bb. G. Gregory
Katherina Zimmerman
John Zimmerman
Lelia Hazlett
Louis T. Hazlett
Orphans’ Court
Hedwig Offerle
Jacob 5
Offerle
Antonella V. Barker
Lodesky U. Manley
Byron B. Horton
Henry H. Ham
Erastus Barnes
A. J. Brown
Cyrus F. Brown
Myrtle Brown
Franklin H. Brown
Augustus Jones
Lizzie N. Jones
Caroline Simmons
W. F. Henry
John K. McClintock
John H. McClintock
Mary A. Leffard
W. F. Leffard
Frank J. Lyons
Andrew Maher
Jose Maher
Clara ©. Orr
Mary McGrath
F. D. Kinnear
W. D. Kinnear
W. K. Dawson
John P. Sage
William S. Clark
Samuel Hopper
W. C. Kelley
Frederick Springstead Fox
Charles Springstead
Hattie D. Walton
Mark Darymple
Charles Schimmelfeng
Hamilton
Frazine
George N. Frazine
A. J. Hazeltine
T. A
Margaret M. Dalrymple
Court of Common Pleas of Warren Co
Penn’a. No
Grace Safford
Mary A. Foster
Farmington
Pennsylvania
D. LA. Artrd
Court House
Borough of
Property Auctions in Eldred Township Pending Sheriff Sale
Public notice of a sheriff sale lists multiple parcels of land in Eldred township Warren County Pennsylvan ia totaling about 25 2 0 and 50 acres with various bounds and owners including Flora Bush heirs Truman Reynolds and N H Leach. The sale is set for 2 o clock PM on Monday September 6 1909 and includes an existing one story house and barn. The auction is conducted by Sheriff B G Gregory Warren Pa with Carrie Reynolds Leroy Eddy and other Reynolds heirs named.
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Eldred Township
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Flora Bush
Charles van Guilder
N. H. Leach
Sanford and Star Road
Thompson's
Truman LD. Reynolds
Phebe
Towit
Flora Brush
N. W H. Leach
Charles
Eldred
Dunkirk, Allegheny Valley and
Pitsburg
County of
Warren
State of
Star
Sanford
Sundell
Recorder’s Office
Truman D. Reynolds
Carrie Reynolds
Leroy C. Eddy
Nathan Henry Reynolds
Sverett Ellsworth Reynolds
Florence Lascal Reynolds
Savanah Isabell Reynolds
Austin Daniel Reynolds
Anna H. Smith
Boots for Middlesex Cause Delayed Telegrams
A London era anecdote recalls the Middlesex regiment ordered 1,000 boots for a Delhi parade. Calcutta sent a reply “Order received, but not comprehended,” with a puzzled message about male, female, and middle sex. The miscommunication halted the dispatch before a single boot arrived.
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India
Middlesex Regiment
Delhi
Calcutta
Middlesex
Heavyweight Editor Contemplates Quitting Writing
A famed boxer and former sporting editor muses about resigning his column duties. He complains the daily task of drafting literate pieces tires him more than fighting. An amused friend suggests an amanuensis, but the editor doubts any helper will improve his lot.
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Jim
John
Dead but not dead a boy recalls a coma scare
Friends believed the young man was dead but he was in a coma. When revived, he explained his sense of life by noting his cold feet and hunger, reasoning that heaven would remove hunger and hell would chill his feet.
Ten Little Bachelors Countdown Reaches Three
A playful verse recounts ten bachelors dropping one by one through whims of life romance and fate. The sequence moves from shoe tying to love war and capture ending with three remaining bachelors facing further fates in a lighthearted, rhythmic pattern.
Prized Carving Set Replaced By Meat Eating Knife
General Creagh awards prizes in India when a private requests to swap a carved carving set for a meat eating knife and fork. The soldier explains the carving set is hard to use at mealtime and asks for a practical alternative.
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India
Creagh
General Creagh
Emerson Quote on Knowledge and Nature's Riches
A fragment quoting Emerson on the man who knows nature’s sweets virtues and how to access them rising to wealth and royal stature. It asserts mastery of nature as the path to magnificence and power.
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Emerson
Young man urged to marry by Atlanta clergyman
The Rev. Dr. Broughton counsels marriage for young men, though divorce court records show many are already wed. The remark frames a broader debate on marriage stability in light of court actions.
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Dr. Broughton
Atlanta
Senate Could Not Attract Bryan With Salary
The Senate could not offer a salary large enough to persuade W. J. Bryan to abandon lecture engagements and devote his full time to Senate service.
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Senate
W. J. Bryan
Highlander Harry Seeks Loud Entrance in Scotland to English Folks
A tale describes Harry the highlander eager to make a splash in England. He seeks guidance from a renowned Scotsman in shipbuilding and asks how to gain world attention. The elder responds with a single emphatic exclamation to spur him on.
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Harry
England
Inquirer
Noted Veterinary Surgeon Dr C D Smead Praised
Dr C D Smead, Logan New York, lauded as the best known veterinary surgeon in America for his work in the New York Tribune Farmer. His lifelong study, practical farming, and care for animals built a national audience and trust. Subscription offer: The Tribune Farmer and The Mam one year for $1.75.
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New York Tribune Association
New York Tribune Farmer
J. C. Currier
Minnesota
C. D. Smead
Logan
N. Y
Currier
Sion
New York Tribune-Farmer
America
Tribune-Farmer
Mam
Rockefeller Pastors Clash Over Creed in Baptist Conflict
A Cleveland pastor questions the standing of Rockefeller's New York pastor within the Baptist faith. The exchange highlights tensions between church leaders over doctrine and creed without specifying formal charges or resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Rockefeller
Cleveland
New York
Chauncey Depew Pays Own Railroad Fare
A remark notes Chauncey M. Depew pays his own railway fare, illustrating how powerful interests face scrutiny amid assaults on vested privileges.
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Chauncey M. Depew
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Traveler's Guide
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Erie
Philadelphia
Olean
Ball
Beaty
New
Warren National Bank
Bell Telephone
Perry
Justice of the Peace & Conveyancer
Water Street
Eddy
Attorney At Law
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
John Hepburn, M. D
N. E
Market Street
Bell Phone
Warren, PA
Handbook of Patents
Munn & Co
Scientific American
Washington, D. c
Mail Publishing Company
Mr. Fitch
Warren Savings Bank
Warren Borough
G. B. Ensworth
Preik Allen
Register
Sheriff's Sales
Earth
David A. Wasson
Penny
Sam S. Stinson
Clothiers
Furnishers
Warren CO
Nature
First National Bank
Penn’a
F. K. Russell
R. H. Winger
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