Local notes from East Brance and area
East Brance reports on a liquidation sale at H K Whites. Residents including Mr and Mrs George Hadlock and Winnifred of Tidioute visit W D Mitchell. Dr Christie of Corry buys cows for a recently purchased farm. The Grippe sidelined F S Strong. Mrs C A Whaley remains ill. Hannah Lord, ex postmistress, buried at Spring Creek last week. Mills resume after cold weather brief shutdown. EK Eastman visited Spartansburg. no sale at C A Skiffs next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hadlock
Winnifred
Tidioute
W. D. Mitchell
Hannah Lord
Spring Creek
Joseph Gray
Embert Smith
Corry
C. N. Fairchilds
EK. Eastman
Spartansburg
C. A. Skiff
Pillsburys Welcome 10 Pound Boy in Pittsfield
In Pittsfield on February 4 a 10 pound boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Pillsbury. Lew Pillsbury and grandson of Jamestown visited the family. Earl Mead of Jamestown spent time with Master Earl Brooks. A. D. Coan and family of Youngsville visited Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Brown. Mrs. K. Shutts and Mrs. Alice Clark traveled to Corry and Wrightsville respectively. The Wesleyan Methodist quarterly meeting drew a large attendance and featured sermons by the conference president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
L. A. Pillsbury
Lew Pillsbury
Jamestown
W. Poy
Rant Mead
California
Earl Mead
Earl Brooks
A. D
Alice Clark
Wrightsville
Selma Tuttle
Er. D. Barton
Youngsville
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Mrs. Hannah Lord Dies. Former Postmaster of Spring Creek
Mrs. Hannah Lord, longtime resident and former postmistress of the area, died February 10 in Johnstown, Pa. Her remains were brought to Spring Creek for funeral services and interment beside her first husband, with many friends mourning the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Logan
Jamestown
Clare Houghtling
Mickle Hill
Fred Philli
Hannah Lord
Marrieble Gray
Johnstown
Spring Creek
Festive local events mark Akeley week
Akeley reports a Thursday L Q O T M dance at Bennett's Hall with an oyster supper at Grange Hall. A surprise party for Mr A Cedarburg and family, plus dancing and a luncheon, drew attendees. Notables include Mrs Alice Lindsey visiting from Los Angeles and local visits to Mrs S M Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Johnson
Falconer N. Y
S. M. Johnson
Funeral Notices and Local Society Roundup in Columbus
Funeral for Ed Scrambling held at M E Church with Rev Wooden officiating. Pallbearers list includes Elvin Scrambling and Leon Hill. Distant attendees from Jamestown Pa Warren and Corry. Also notes on burials, a Dramatic Club drama, and a school party with prize winners Lucile Crosby and Clara Armitage. Mrs Jane Damon to be buried here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ed. Scrambling
M. E. Church
Wooden
Bossworth
Beardsley
Scrambling
Pedigo
Strow
Elvin Scrambling
Leland Scrambling
Leon Hill
Francis Hill
George Grantum
L. Bush
Jamestown
M. S. Rogers
Warren
Corry
West Side Cemetery
BE. L. Smith
Philadelphia
L. C. Eddy
Celia Gates
Myrtle
Ethel Anland
Columbus High School
Wilson Hill
Lucile Crosby
Clara Armitage
Worth Hammond
E. L. Monrove
Nellie Brown
Chapmanville
Local Gossip Notes and Area Visits at Lounsburys Corners
Miss Evelyn Kilburn and Nelson of Corydon called on Eugene Outred last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. O H LaDou spent weekend at Lander. Frances Morse visited her mother in Warren. Alice Outred was in Russell on business. Mrs. Fred Moorhouse of Jamestown N Y visited Mrs Volney Akeley. Mr and Mrs John Schuler visited Corydon parents last Sunday. Beshlin and Bargett Lumber Co. hauling logs to mill and lumber to railroads. Elk Grange meets Saturday afternoon February 24. P I Brown working at Mr Cowell at Prewsbarn N Y. Gust Johnson was in Russell Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lounsburys Corners
Evelyn Kilburn
Nelson
Corydon
Eugene Outred
O. H. LaDou
Lander
Frances Morse
Warren
Alice Outred
Russell
Fred Moorhouse
Jamestown
N. Y
Volney Akeley
John Schuler
Beshlin and Bargett Lumber Company
Elk Grange
P. I. Brown
New York Provision Market Report
Market brief from New York on February 21 shows prices for wheat No 2 red FOB at 1.02 and a half, oats standard FOB 6 cents, pork messt 17.25 to 17.50, creamery butter 29 cents, extra 28.4 cents, eggs white state and Pennsylvania 39 to 40 cents, Long Island No 1 potatoes per bbl 2.50 to 4.00 and Maine per bag 3.25 to 3.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
State
Pennsylvania
Long Island
Maine
Market Prices Reported for Commodities in Buffalo
Buffalo figures show prices for grains and staples including No 2 red corn at 99 cents and No 3 yellow corn at 67 percent, oats at 56 cents, and No 2 white flour at 6.25 dollars per barrel with a range to 7 dollars. Butter Creamery tubs bring 26 to 27 cents, eggs white fancy at 31 to 35 cents, and potatoes White fancy at 1.12 to 1.17 dollars per bushel.
Cattle and Livestock Prices Reported for Market Week
Prime steers quoted at 7.65 to 8.00 per cwt with weights 1200 to 1400 pounds. Cows at 5.55 to 6.25, heifers 5.50 to 6.00, export calves 5.05 to 7. etc. Veals 9.10 to 11.25. Sheep and lambs mix 3.75 to 6.75. Hogs light to heavy 5.50 to 6.60 with pigs 5.50 to 6.15 and heavies around 6.20.
Timothy trades on track and straw prices listed
Timothy No 1 and Tim On track prices shown with wheat and cat straw quotes. Values include 23.00 and 22.50 with unit costs 3.50 and 2250. Wheat and cat straw priced at 10.50 and 11.00 in mixed commodity lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Om Track
Harris Murder Trial Reveals Wife Loved Another Man
George Harris testified in the Harris murder trial at Warsaw describing his week of drinking and obtaining the revolver. He recounted breakfast with his wife, time at a poolroom, and returning home where he did not eat supper, while denying key earlier statements and memory of shooting his wife after she said she loved another man Ralph Traber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Harris
Harris
Warsaw
McGraw
Pinkerton
Warris
Ralph Traber
Colombia's Claim Over Canal Zone Sparks Senate Resolution
Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska introduced a concurrent resolution directing the foreign relations committee to ascertain and report the facts on Colombia's claim against the United States regarding the canal zone acquisition. He also sought all correspondence on Colombia's offer to arbitrate. Senator Lodge of Massachusetts requested referral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Committee On Foreign Relations
Colombia
United States
Canal
Lodge
Massachusetts
Denounced Money Trust by Senator Bristow
Senator Bristow described a dominant money trust wielding Rockefeller and Morgan influence over railroad and steamship financing. He warned no banker would fund large enterprises against these powerful interests. Subscribe for the MAFL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bristow
Money
United States
Rockefeller
Morgan
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Warren Savings Bank
Second Street
First National Bank
Penn’a
W. Jamieson
Conarro
Fr. K. Russell
R. H. Winger
Teller
East Branch
East Brance
H. K. Whites
Cobb's
Cobb's Corners
Clare Lacy
Garland
Chas. Whaley
Harold
Harland Blanchard
William
Akeley
Ida Haie
Phillip van Arsdale
Orchard Farm
W. B. Hale
Brookside Place
Cederburg
Din Harrington Farm
Reese
Jane Damon
Dundee
Mich
W. J. Giltinan
Russ
Gust Johnson
Russell, Mon
Market Report
Buffalo Provision Market
Buffalo
Wibat—Neo
White
East Buffalo Livestock Market
John L. Morrison
Greenville, Mercer County
Theodore Roosevelt
Canal Zone
Money Trust
Farmer
Warren, Penn’a
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