Public sale of estate land in Youngsville Warren County
Notice of public sale under the Orphans Court of Warren County Pennsylvania for the estate of Laura M. Jackson deceased. The lot 11 in Youngsville measures about 123 by 230 feet with brick dwelling and outbuildings. Terms: one third cash on confirmation, balance in two yearly installments with a mortgage and judgment bond. Sale set for December 31, 1913 at 10 AM on the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura M. Jackson
Orphans’ Court
Warren County
Pennsylvania
F. A. McDowell
Youngsville
Second Street
Warren and
Waterford
James D. Woodard
Warren Vee
Subpoena in Divorce in Warren County Court
In Warren County Common Pleas No 25 September Term 1913 libellant A G Hooker vs Jennie Hooker respondent. Respondent to appear January 5 1914 at Warren Court House to answer why divorce should not be granted. Sheriff Henry Park executes notice with Alexander Clark attorneys.
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Warren County
Warren
Henry Park
Alexander & Clark
Divorce Petition Filed in Warren Pa Case 1913
No 40 June Term 1913 Joseph I Chase Libellant vs Rose Chase Respondent. The court demands an answer to the complaint by the 5th day to show why divorce should not be granted as prayed in the libel petition. Warren Pa December 1 1913. Kincaid & Kincaid Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Libel Case Notice in Warren Pennsylvania 1913
No 16 September Term 1913 Grace Bagley libellant vs Harold D Bagley respondent court of common pleas Warren Pa notices to respondent with inventus in case and posting dates November 24 1913 and November 27 December 4 11 18 referencing acts of assembly and libel petition filing in court
Letters of Administration for W P Mather Estate
Notice from Cora E Mather announcing administration of W P Mather estate in Warren Pennsylvania dated November 12 1913. Creditors urged to pay debts and claimants to present authenticated demands for settlement.
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W. P. Mather
Warren
Warren County
Cora E. Mather
Warren, Pa
Suffrage Leader Delivers Talk Before Convention
Mrs. Sherman M Booth reports a suffrage leader who delivered an engaging address before the convention. The speaker highlighted voting rights and civic participation, drawing attentive remarks from attendees and emphasizing ongoing advocacy.
Many Narrow Escapes in Corning Man's Gun Attack
Judd H. Gardner of Corning New York faced assault in the second degree after arming a shotgun and firing at nearby homes on a Sunday. Peter Hyde was struck in the nose. bullets entered homes on Winfield Street as Gardner shot at John Murray who tried to intervene. Police disarmed him and took him into custody. Gardner, 24, denied firing at anyone.
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Corning
Judd H. Gardner
N. Y
Peter Hyde
Leslie Halm
Walter Crawford
Winfield Street
Gardner
John Murray
Indianapolis
Teamsters
Harry Wallace
National Manufacturers Association
Wallace Ting
Jes
Board of Public Safety
Indiana
Hia
the Sun
Sun
Big Business Fails to Punish Indianapolis Sun
Indianapolis December era reports show the National Manufacturers Association and allied business interests failed to crush the Indianapolis Sun. The paper opposed a corporate driven crackdown on wage earners, backed arbitration for the street railway strike, and drew public support against violence and ads boycotts.
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Indianapolis
Congress
National Manufacturers Association
United States
Martin M. Mulhall
National Association of Manufacers
Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce
Indianapolis Street Railway
The
News
the Star
Ning Sun
Sun
Street Railway Company
Street
Teamsters
the Sun
All About the Mistletoe Classic Christmas plant history
The article describes mistletoe as a parasitic evergreen shrub found on various trees, its distinctive leaves that extend both directions, and its four year maturation before berries appear. It traces mistletoe to Europe, notes sacred associations with the Trinity, Celts, and a Christmas kiss ritual that ends when berries are gone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
England
Normandy
Student Uses Telegraphed Message to Escape Suspension
A undergrad seeks extra vacation a week before Christmas by telegraphing his father for permission to come home straight. The reply Come straight home is shown to professors, illustrating his plan to gain time off without proper excuse.
An Assurance About Holidays and Family
A humorous exchange notes that a large family around the festive board signals not enough turkey to last beyond the holiday. The sardonic speaker dismisses the idea that a big gathering makes holidays cheerier.
Christmas Presents from Mr Dobb
Mr Dobb gifts his wife two useful brooms for Christmas while she replies with a sturdy coal scuttle for bringing coal from the cellar. The exchange highlights practical, homey holiday giving between the couple.
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Mr. Dobb
Mrs. Dobb
Market Report New York Grain and Produce Prices
Wheat futures May at 99 cents. Oats No 2 white 41 to 46 cents. Pork Mess 23.00 to 23.75. Butter Creamery extras 36 to 37 cents. Eggs state and Pennsylvania white 42 to 45 cents. Long Island potatoes 2.25 to 2.60 per bushel.
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New York
State
Pennsylvania
Heanery
Long Island
East Buffalo Market Prices for Farm Produce and Livestock
Wheat No 1 Northern 934 cents. corn yellow No 3 734% ec. No 4 682 cents. Oats No 2 white 444 cents. No 3 white 434 cents. Flour Fancy blended patent per barrel 5.00. winter family patent 5.75. Butter Creamery prints extra 35 37c. creamery state choice 30 32c. Eggs Hennery mixed 38 29c. Cheese Good to choice 16 6 ec. Potatoes White round No 1 per bag 5a7Tsc. East Buffalo Livestock Market reports prime steers 8.50-8.75. shipping 7.90-8.50. cows 6.25-7.00. heifers 7.25-7.75. export bulls 6.25-7.00. veals 11.50-11.75. lambs 7.75-7.90. yearlings 5.00-6.75. Hogs light 7.75-7.80. heavies 7.75-7.80.
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East Buffalo
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Kincaid & Kincaid
D. G. Blackman
Justice of the Peace
Second
Bell Phons
Sherman M. Booth
Dianapolis Sun
Market Report
Buffalo
Wendeleg
American Model Builders
and Ives Struckt
Iron Toys
Wendelboe
Liberty Street
Warren PA
Rogers Bros
Carver House
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