Registration Deadlines Ahead For Election Day Polls
Voters are reminded that registration ends September 1 and 2 and that October 3 is the final date to pay taxes to qualify for the November 3 election. Voters should check precincts to ensure their names appear on the registry. Milk dealers face scrutiny from the Dairy and Food Department over adulteration practices, with forms of adulteration including water and formaldehyde in some cases.
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Dairy and Food Department
Pittsburg
Rest rooms for farmers wives prove popular in Western towns
A rest room for farmers wives visiting towns for a cheap quiet lunch and shopping is a success in many Western towns. Farmers are urged to provide similar comfort at home including an easy chair in the kitchen and a hammock on the porch.
Lipton Sails To Narrow Margin In Mug Boat Race
The second mug race ended last Tuesday with Reliance leading from start to finish and winning by one minute nineteen seconds after time allowance. Shamrock trailed as Lipton pursues victory amid strong winds and clean competition.
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Thomas Lipton
Old Home Week spirit spreads nationwide and perks for Pennsylvania at St Louis expo
Observers tout Old Home Week as a worthy revival of regional ties, while Pennsylvania prepares an $86 000 state building for the St Louis exposition and may allocate $200 000 for a strong Keystone display. The rural free mail system shows 11 000 route applications in Washington amid rising costs, and Lou Dillon the two minute trotter just clocked two minutes for a mile at Readville, rivaling Dan Patch.
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Pennsylvania
Washington
Post Office Department
Lou Dillon
Readville
Mass
Dan Patch
Lipton Confident but Yankee Craft Wins Sail Race
Sir Thomas Lipton maintains faith in his boat though acknowledging the Yankee craft proved superior. Both boats were finely handled but the Reliance team earns the palm for captain and crew.
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Thomas Lipton
Buttermilk Aids Effect on Whiskey Habit
Buttermilk is described as the best remedy for the whiskey habit acting as both prophylactic and curative. It guards against desire and helps in the difficult task of swearing off.
Texas Citizen Dies From Calf Bite On March Report
A Texas citizen died after a calf bite while soldiers on march reported being forced to kill calves and sheep to prevent further bites. The accounts are vindicated in the report. Best Job Printing at Mars Office.
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Texas
Mars
Hot Weather Diet and Vegetarian Arguments
A vegetarian writer to the New York Tribune argues against meat in hot weather. He asserts herbivorous diets support horses and cattle, cite milk production, and note meat has high water content and thirst-inducing seasoning. He claims vegetarians avoid intoxication and favor plant foods for nourishment.
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New York Tribune
United States
Grange Notes and Growth Across States
A survey of Grange activity shows frequent meetings and rising membership in New York and Tioga County Pennsylvania. The Patrons of Husbandry promote agriculture, insurance services, and rural communication while expanding to Stafford New Hampshire and Montville Vermont.
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Grange
New York State
Tioga County
Littleton
Ill
Karl J. Lambert
Stafford
N. H
Foss
Montville
Order of the Patrons of Husbandry
Dr Warren Warns Brewers Over Poison Labeled Beers
Dairy and Food Commissioner Dr B H Warren says most beer in the country contains harmful additives and preservatives. He lists brewers on a guilty list and urges punishment of offenders to end the “poisoned” beer.
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B. H. Warren
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Barton County Tops Kansas Wheat Output This Year
The Kansas City Journal reports Barton county produced 5,004,305 bushels of wheat, surpassing Sumner county which raised 3,385,790 bushels and Bush county with 3,879,040. Fourteen counties exceeded 2,000,000 and 35 surpassed 1,000,000 bushels.
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Kansas
Barton County
Sumner
Barton
Bush County
Kansas City Journal
Veterans lead G A R parade with battered battle flags
In San Francisco the Second division led by Pennsylvania veterans marched in the G A R parade. A column carried 34 shot pierced battle flags, some nearly stripped of rib bon. Cheerful crowds saluted as Bucktails appeared, signaling First Pennsylvania Rifles survivors among Northwestern Pennsylvania heroes who had proven their marksmanship.
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San Francisco
Pennsylvania
First Pennsylvania Rifles
New Lot for Sale at the Mail Office Printing
A notice announces a new lot for sale at the mail office printed by Best Job Printing. The brief item indicates the sale location and printer branding.
Timely Topics From a Busy Year Across Nation
A collage of notes highlights August 20 as Pennsylvania Day at the St Louis Fair, the Democratic State Convention in Harrisburg on September 2, and a $1000 daily cost to keep a first class yacht. It also covers automotive licenses in Cleveland, Philadelphia textile strikes costing $17.5 million, Maude Brown the United States’ only woman mail carrier, Standard Oil dividends of 32 percent this year, and several opinion items on labor, mobs, and public transport nuisances.
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St. Louis
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Maude Brown
Washington
Ind
United States
Post Office Department
Standard Oil Company
Buffalo Express
The Blade That Won by Burton Egbert Stevenson
A September issue note on Lippincott Magazine's novel The Blade That Won set in chivalric France follows Marian the hero as he endures dangerous adventures to win a worthy fair lady. The author’s mastery of the period and vivid characters are praised.
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Lippinecott
Burton Egbert Stevenson
France
Marian
Mr. Stevenson
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Don’t Know It
An ad describes kidney symptoms and urges using Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root. It claims sediment in water signals kidney trouble and promotes a sample bottle and free book by mail from Kilmer Co of Binghamton New York.
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Swamp Root
Dr. Kilmer & Home of
Swamp
Cloves Touted as Nausea Remedy by Physician
A physician touts cloves as an excellent handy remedy for nausea and seasickness. He recounts using a clove hourly at sea to stop seasickness and notes his wife can eat pastry with impunity after meals if she swallows cloves for several hours.
At Cost Cloths for Rainy Day Skirts Sale
Jacob Keller the Tailor advertises closing out 1000 yards of cloths for rainy day skirts in 30 shades with cash only terms.
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Jacob Keller
Notice to creditors and guardians in Warren County
The Prothonotary of Warren County will on the first Monday of September 1903 at 2 PM present to the Court for confirmation the first and final account of Mary B. Gleaves and Louisa M. Schimmelfeng guardians of Ida L. Robinson. Warren Pa. Aug. 6 1903.
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Warren County
Mary B. Gleaves
Louisa M. Schimmelfeng
Ida L. Robinson
F. M. Knapp
Y. Warren, Pa
John F. Rounce
Elizabeth Nelson
George H Nones
Milo Adams
Warren
Orphans’ Court
James Horton
S. Horton
Myra Lee Schoellkopf
W. M. Lindsey
Guy C. Swanson
Stella A. Swanson
William Swanson
W. J. Mead
G. A. Jackson
Anna A. Jackson
B. J. Jackson
Fred L. Brown
John M. Brown
F. E. Hertzel
Wm. Schnur
George W. Sill
Mary C. Chandler
A. W. Chandler
C. D
Court of Common Pleas
Borough of
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Delaware Co
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Crawford Co
Thomas A. Morrison
McKean Co
Ralph N. Brown
Farmington
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Alson Rogers
Chicago
Oldrchard
Maine
Jesus Christ
Justice Brewer
Rochester Herald
M. Carlos Knapp
C. H. Ruhlman
Kate Palmer
Warren Street Railway Company
Pier
Albert Damon
Wm. Stephens
Proby’s
Warren, Pa
George W. Reynolds
Pine Grove
Warren Co
Albert Reynolds
Admr
Russell, Pa
Sheriff's Sales
Cherry Grove
John Brown
J. C. Wells
Mead
Conenango Township
Warren Borough
Fifth Street
Laurel Street
Partick Donahue
Laura M. Scofield
Donahue
Peter Borne
Helping Hand Building and Loan Association
John Anderson
James Brann
Sheriff's Office
N. K. Wendelboe
Liberty St
Hammond Iron Works
Struthers Station
Les
Warren High School
O. A. Pressel
W. L. Macgowan
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