Local Notes and Community Events in Warren County
Summary of local items including Sage College student Sylvia Ball heading to Ithaca, upcoming Warren County Farmers and Breeders Association meeting in Lander, temperance events for Frances Willard’s birthday, Knights of Pythias smoker with Odd Fellows invited, recent tramps in Warren and police actions, curfew debates in Franklin Oil City area, advice on addressing mail to reduce dead letters, minors and cigarette laws enforcement, and Garland fire inquiry finds no clear fault after witness testimony.
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Warren County Farmers’ and Breeders’ Association
Lander
Hatch Run
Frances Williard
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Odd Fellows Lodge
Warren
Franklin
Oil City
Garland
W. S. Clark
Warren County
Jurors Listed for March Courts in Warren County
A long roll of jurors appears for the March term with names from Bear Lake Warren and Sugar Grove. Included are Blandin F A hotel keeper Conewango Brown Sherman farmer Farmington and many others across Warren and surrounding towns. Traverse weeks list numerous occupations from miller to cooper to blacksmith with a final Richmond entry noting Young Sheffield.
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Ayling
Dewey
Lab
Bear Lake Boro
Blandin
F A
Conewango
Brown
Sherman
Farmer
Farmington Curtis
Albert
Columbus
Chapel
R G
Warren
Dunham
Miller
Pumper
South West
Fleming
Frank
Deerfield
Griffin
Delay
Freehold
Henderson
T J
Sheffield
C H
Warren Johnson
John
Elk
Loucks
Chas
Laning
M J
Eldred
McCabe
Thos
Kinzua
Mintzer
Mack
C A
Glade
Olmstead
A H
Spring Creek
Olney
Owen
J M
Peiffer
Clyde
Raiser
Dave
Sprandel
Welch
Cooper
Traverse
Akins
Brokenstraw
Alcorn
Irvine
Pittsfield
Allai
Simon
Cherry Grove
Allen
Jay
Beat Lake
Ackley
Phil
Painter
Bassett
R D
Bush
Elmer
Bates
Youngsville
Boughton
Riley
Triumph
Card
W B
Gauger
Grand Valley
Campbell
EK L
Ellis
Walter
Funk
Henry
Geer
Green
Houston
J H
Howard
E L
Jewell
O B
Johnson
J P
Jensen
Crist
Kent
James
Kirberger
W H
Kelley
W C
Lind
Chase
McGuire
A J
Tidioute
McMichael
B F
McClintock
S C
Corydon
McClellan
Mead
G P
Nelson
Noyes
Geo
Sugar Grove
Rogers
F E
Stanford
Singleton
C D
Stuart
Ernest
Sumner
Pine Grove
Siggins
E J
Sutton
Grant
Gust
Childs
Frank E
Cousins
R W
Clark
Farr
A E
Fitzsimmons
Folkman
Gifford
George
Gibson
C J
Hodges
E M
Hitchcock
D B
Farmington
Hofsteadt
Jennings
Butcher
Jackson
H J
Kratzer
Oscar
Keller
Eli S
Merrihew
Meyer
L P
Barber
McNultry
Pat
Carpenter
Clarendon Moore
Addison A
Page
Sears
Proper
F W
Peterson
Parker
S M
Robins
Hoyt
Blacksmith
Summers
G W
Scott
C F
Skelton
W D
Shultz
Schrambling
Underwood
Weiss
Pins Grove
Werle
Louis
Yarling
Young
Property Transfers Include Warren and Sugar Grove Deals
A list of land and estate transfers shows buyers and sellers across Warren Freehold Sugar Grove Clarendon Sheffield and Pittsfield with amounts from 1 to 37 59 dollars. Notable entries include Rhoda J. Mather et al transferring to Erie Land and Improvement Co. and to Columbus Erie R R Co for 37.59 and 162.41 dollars respectively. Other transfers involve Warren Trust Co. and multiple individuals including Stover Tuttle and Anderson et al.
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Clara EK. Greeley
L. S. Clough
Spring Creek
L.S. Borchers
P. L. Golden
Sheffield
M. D. Whitney
Anna C. Anderson
Youngsville
Wilhelmine Schnur
Earl Wilkinson
Pine Grove
Nellie Smith
Edwin H. Stover
Warren
D. S. Randall
Martha M. Tuttle
Theodore C. Stahle
Bertha L. Stahle
James McGrew
Wilson McGrew
Pittsfield
E. D. Wetmore
Warren Trust Co
Rhoda J. Mather
Erie Land and Improvement Co
Free
East Warren Real Estate Co
Richard J. Malone
Victor Ramburg
Carl V. Anderson
Sugar Grove
M. Waters
Lottie Melvin
Clarendon
Mary E. Smith
Tirzah L. Curtis
O. W. Beaty
Albert Buerkle
Chas. Lundahl
Godfrey Swanson
Mail Carrier Recalls Evasive Money Order Request
A local mail carrier details an encounter with a woman who asked for a money order and answered when asked who it would be sent to with a defiant remark that it was none of his business. The anecdote highlights a tense moment over privacy and transaction details on a routine route.
Irrigation Reclaims 10 Million Acres at Cost of 90 Million
C J Blanchard of the US Geological Survey reports that over 25 years irrigation reclaimed 10,000,000 acres at 90,000,000 dollars. The annual product value from these lands is estimated at 150,000,000 dollars. Physical Culture classes run in Edinboro Normal's new gym. Spring term begins March 27. Joan F Bigler, Principal.
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C. J. Blanchard
United States Geographical Survey
Edinboro Normal
Joan F. Bigler
Alice Roosevelt Wedding Souvenir Photo in Inquirer
The Philadelphia Sunday Inquirer will publish a color vignette portrait of Miss Alice Roosevelt and a White House image on February 18, the day after her marriage to Nicholas Longworth. Limited copies available. order now with newsdealer to guarantee a souvenir.
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Philadelphia Sunday Inquirer
Alice Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
Alice Blue
White House
Gettysburg Battlefield Souvenir Postal Cards Sold
Twelve souvenir postal cards show historic spots on the Gettysburg Battlefield offered for 25 cents. Gettysburg Battlefield Novelty Company, Gettysburg, Pa. 1-25-3m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg Battlefield
Gettysburg Battlefield Novelty Company
Gettysburg
Italian Shot at Tiona in Comrade Killing
An Italian named Farraino, 27, a naturalized resident of Thompsons, was killed Sunday morning near Tiona during an altercation with a fellow Italian. Four men, Frank Guardi, Tony Fruce, Pete Natado and Tony Pulli, were arrested and charged with murder after witnesses and a coroner's jury linked them to the fatal gunshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farraino
Ferrareno
Thompsons
Parthenia Silica Glass Sand Company
Tiona
Frank Guardi
Tony Fruce
Pete Natado
Tony Pulli
Warren
Justice Perry
Allen & Son
Nelson and Armagost Married at Jamestown
Charles W. Nelson of Cherry Grove and Nellie Eva Armagost of Stoneham wed at Jamestown on January 18 1906 officiated by Justice of the Peace L L Hanchett.
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Nelson — Armagost
Jamestown
L. L. Hanchett
J. P
Charles W. Nelson
Cherry Grove
Nellie Eva Armagost
Stoneham
Obituaries for Crouse and Fay Mentioned
William B. Crouse of Warren died February 12 1906 at age 48 from asthma leaving a wife a daughter Leah two sons William and Arthur a sister Mrs William Youtz of Renova and a brother U S N Crouse Artemus Fay died February 11 1906 in Fresno California aged about 60 once ran the Titusville Courier leaving a wife and a daughter Mrs Porter R Walker of Warren
Birth Announcements for O Neal Hedges Wood and Henry List
Notices report several births: a son to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence O Neal on February 8 1906 a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. James Hedges on February 9 1906 a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. A G Wood at Gladerun on February 7 1906 a son to Mr. and Mrs. Geo F Henry of 702 Pennsylvania Avenue at Warren.
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O’neal
Clarence O’neal
Hedges
James Hedges
Woop
Gladerun
A. G. Wood
Henryy
Warren
Geo. F. Henry
Pennsylvania Avenue
Lumber prices surge in Buffalo market amid steep gains
Lumber costs rise sharply with year over year increases of 30 to 50 percent in Buffalo market and nearly 100 percent in some grades. Yellow pine up 11 dollars per thousand, hemlock up about 30 percent, and lath prices about doubled.
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Buffalo
Cotton seed oil exports to Italy outpace olive oil imports
Over the past decade U S exports of cotton seed oil to Italy rose from 288000 to 1669000 dollars while imports of Italian olive oil grew from 443600 to 1238000 dollars. The piece argues Italians are exposing other nations to American cotton seed oil through olive oil demand and immigration.
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Italy
French Doctor Reports Cancer Causes in 11 048 Deaths
Dr. Foucalt, a French physician, states that among 11 048 deaths investigated by him cancer caused 759 deaths, about 7 percent. He adds that heredity played virtually no part as a cause.
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Foucalt
The Future of China and Virginia's Historic Yorktown
Excerpt contrasts China’s future with Western influence and recalls the rise and decline of Virginia’s Yorktown, noting its historic role in independence and current quietness. Reflections on regional pride close with a nudge to support local merchants and a mention of legal blanks at Matt Office.
Hunter's Cash Store Offers Bargains On Dress Goods
The store advertises a coming week with 36 inch black taffeta silk at 98c, 19 inch taffetas at 69c, 98c India silks for waists and linings, 48c silk apelians, and 25 pieces of new dress goods including greys and manish mixtures. Products are guaranteed to wear and satisfy.
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India
Also Mentioned on This Page
Home Matters
Richard
Tiana Oil
Sylvia E. Ball
Ithaca
Sage College
Collin’s Mills
Collins
Lower Sheffield
China
Japan
West
Europe
America
Asia
Scribner’s
Virginia
York
James Rivers
Yorktown
Williamsburg
Cornwallis
Matt
Hunter’s Cash Store
O. H. Hunter & Son
Anteed
Warren, PA
Men
T. C. Slater & Co
Garland Gas Ranges
Welsbach
Stantly
Penn’a Ave
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