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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1905
Page
6
A poem by Carolyn Bailey from Orange Judd Farmer recalls Dobbin the horse on a grandpa’s farm. He rises early in summer, plows, fetches, and runs beside the boy. He markets produce, reaps oats, shops for a new shoe, and attends church, never tiring of daily labor.
Everett, exhausted and lost, follows a creek into a shadowed forest. A girl’s distant singing guides him as he encounters eerie solitude and a worn path leading deeper into the woods. He declares himself a tourist and seeks the singer’s aid to find his way.
Everett pursues a mysterious girl in a remote glade and enters a derelict cabin. Hidden horrors unfold as unseen killers and staged phantoms threaten him, culminating in a chilling revelation beside a hotel guest and a haunting dream that explains the terror.
District and County officers listed including Member of Congress Joseph C Sibley Senator Henry H Cumings Assembly James Brown President J W M Lindsey Prothon Homer M Putnam Register and Recorder Chas D Crandall Sheriff Ralph N Brown Treasurer Elmer D Everts County Commissioners F M Downing Frank Hagberg W H Boseaine Commissioners Clerk George F Yates District Attorney Will S Clark Co Supt Schools O J Gunning Jury Commissioners W J Farnsworth J H Driscoll Coroner Dr W S Peirce Deputy Coroner H S Perry J P County Auditors A M Bennett Elmer E Thompson Frank McClellan
The town council presidency and key posts are listed with names for mayor pro tem, treasurer, clerk, collector, attorney, and engineer. School directors are named with president and treasurer, plus several trustees, reflecting a full slate of municipal and educational leadership.
Fragmentary text mentions Dunkirk and Pittsburgh Express lines with times around 4:51 pm and 8:12 pm, suggesting a timetable or delay notice for the Kegheny Valley and Pittsburgh area under Eastern Standard. Details are incomplete but indicate scheduled express train activity and potential delays.
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