Administration Notice of Frank Q Anderson Estate
Notice to all debtors and creditors of Frank Q Anderson late of Glade Township Warren County Pa that letters of administration have been granted. Administratrix Amber Anderson requests immediate payment and claims must be presented duly authenticated for settlement. Oct 28 1909.
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D. Seaman
Corydon
McKeane
State of Pa
Pee
Citizens National Bank of Warren
Board of
Sem Gerould
Warren
First National Bank of Warren
Warren National Bank of
R.m. E. H. Lampe
Cases Scheduled for Trial in Warren County Court
The following cases are called for trial on Monday December 13 1909 at ten oclock A M in the Court of Common Pleas Warren County Pennsylvania The Kelly Springfield Road Roller Co vs Fred E Windsor William Marshal vs John A Swanson Cafe Bailey et al vs The Walker Ice Cream Company Ltd George Grosch vs J Benjamin Offerle and William A Smith E J Tobias vs E ODonnell E Hamm vs Marion Lewis A B Foster vs The Pennsylvania Railroad Company H Weinstein et al vs Lewis Labovitch John J Colegrove et al vs Erie Railroad Company J R Lyons vs Alice A Johnson admix J W Hamilton vs Ross V Barnes Anna R McDowell vs O A Siler Prothonotary Putnam
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E. Hamm
Marion Lewis
A. B. Foster
The
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
H. Weinstein Et al
Lewis Labovitch
John J. Colegrove
Erie Railroad Company
J. R. Lyons
Alice A. Johnson
J. W. Hamilton
Ross V. Barnes
Anna R. McDowell
O. A. Siler
H. M. Putnam
The Why of Charity Editorial Note
An editorial argues for strategic, effective charity that helps the one to benefit the many. It critiques self serving almsgiving and urges charity tied to action and businesslike methods, funded by capital and public effort, as a model for future benevolence. It notes William Loeb Jr. as a proposed club president.
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New Idea Woman's Magazine
William Loeb, Jr
Suburban Cleveland Class Tries To Impress Commissioner
In a Cleveland suburb a teacher trained pupils for a visit by the school commissioner. When he arrived the arithmetic class was called to show progress. Johnny Smith answered a coal problem with three tons, provoking laughter and the teacher’s embarrassed remark.
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Cleveland
George S. Wells
Pittsburg
Shoreham
Johnny Smith
Johnny
Washington Post
Warned the Burglar in a Midnight Standoff
Mrs Wilson slept while burglars prowled the neighborhood during husband Henry Wilson's business trips. On his return he crept up stairs when she cried out unsure if he was her husband or a burglar and warned he would shoot if necessary, forcing the intruder to retreat.
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Henry
Spokane Spokesman Review
Farm and Garden Electric Sparks
Farm and Garden Electric Sparks discusses crop soil and cabbage growing techniques, soil moisture, nitrogen use, and seed beds. It also notes cabbage types, climate hardiness, and planting schedules for continuous harvest from May to Christmas. The article closes with a financial update on dividends and industrial activity.
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English Channel
England
Industrial Outlook Signals Busy Winter Ahead
The bureau of statistics reports continued improvement in the industrial situation. There is a big increase in transportation and use of soft coal coke and iron in mills output and product distribution. With good grain crops it looks like a prosperous season.
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Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
Sorghum Compared With Timothy for Animal Feed
Analysis shows sorghum has 4.5 percent protein and 3.25 percent fat similar to timothy but with lower nitrogen content at 25 percent. Timothy has 5 percent protein and 45 percent nitrogen plus 3 percent fat. Bureau of Chemistry warns that soaked curd is not cheese, calling it pseudo cheese when sold as cheese.
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Central America
Justice Brewer
Bureau of Chemistry
United States Department of Agriculture
Unclear numeric OCR snippet highlights multiple figures
A fragmented OCR line lists numerous numbers and terms such as venes, but lacks coherent context or identifiable events, people, or organizations. The readable content comprises scattered digits and unit-like tokens without a resolvable narrative.
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Traveler's Guide
Pennsylvania Railroad
Erie
Philadelphia
Oil City
Olean
Ball
Beaty
Warren National Bank
Bell Telephone 165
Perry
Justice of the Peace & Conveyancer
Water Street
Printz
Eddy
Attorney At Law
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
John Hepburn, M. D
N. E
Market Street
Bell Phone
Court of Appeals
Warren County
Sugar Grove
Ellis
Oro
Tuesay
Freehold
Lottsville
Con Lake Boro
Tillotson’s
Ae Ee Boro
Columbus
Columbus Hotel
Brokenstraw
Fairmount House
A Boro
Pittsfield
Acocks Hotel
Spring Creek
Spring Creek Hotel
Grand Valley Hotel
Grand Valley Boro
Idioute Boro
Calden
Limestone Tp
Calden Hotel
Triumph Tp
Deerfield
South West
Mapes
Watson
Court House
Pleasant
Conewango
Glade
Kinzua R E. Groat’s
Griffin’s
Elk
Linstrom’s
Pine Grove
Adams Hotel
Fra Gton
Lander Hotel
Mead
Central Hotel
Clarendon Boro
Ae Grove
Town Hall
Sheffield
Lee House
Warren Boro
Fere Boro
We Boro
As i Boro
A.C. Mook
E. E. Thompson
W. H. Houghtling
Geo. F. Baa
Luxfel
Citizens National Bank
H.B. Hyde
Coppywrights &c
Munn & Co
Scientific American
New York
Washington
D.C
Walter Newton
Kinzua
Warren Savings Bank
G. B.ensworth
Warren Trust Company
GEO
E. Colvin
Nicaragua
Zelaya
Sir Thomas Lipton
Cannon
Uncle Joe
Congress
Sugar Trust
Alaska
Roosevelt
Treasury
Leslie M. Shaw
Europe
Warren, PA
Warren Sayings Bank
Warren, Warren Co
State of Pennsylvania
Resources
Banks and Trust Co
LIA Capital
State of
Pennsylvania
Ss. I
G. B, Ensworth
Venes
G. B
Ensworth, Cashier
Ozzro Nesmith
Notary Public
P. Jefferson
GG. H. Dunham
A. J. Hazeltine
Sheen Eee
First National Bank
Penn’a
F. K. Russell
R. H. Winger
Teller
McCall
United States
Canada
McCcall’s
Postal
JIE McCall CO
37Th St
Labor Party
T. J. Foley
A. A. Davis & Co
Warren Tel. Co
D. Swift & CO
Seventh St
D. C
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