Court of Appeals tax sessions fixed in Warren County
Tax assessment hearings for 1910 in Warren County towns and boroughs are scheduled: Sugar Grove Township at Sugar Grove Hotel January 10, Sugar Grove Borough at Sugar Grove Hotel January 11, Freehold Township at Lottsville Hotel January 12, Bear Lake Borough at Tillotsoh's store January 13, Columbus Borough at Columbus Hotel January 14, Columbus Township at Covernbus Hotel January 14. Administration Notice. Letters of Administration on the estate of C. D. Seaman, Corsdon Township, McKean County, have been granted. Creditors urged to present claims and debtors to pay.
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Court of Appeals
Warren County
Sugar Grove
Ellis Hotel
Sugar Grove Boro
Freehold Ip
Lottsville
Bear Lake Boro
Tillotsoh’s
Joe Boro
Columbus
Columbus Tp
Covernbus
Etters
C. D. Seaman
Corsdon
McKean Co
State of
Walter d. Newton
Mary Elen Whitcomb
Court of Common Pleas
Pennsylvania
Walter H. Newton
Mary Ellen Whitcomb
Cour
Warren
Henry Park
Frank S Richardson
Jane Hill
Orleans Court
Frank
Richardson
A. B. Nesmith
Warren Co
Penn
Laura A. Nesmith
Leona J. Woodard
Warren County Common Pleas
Dee
Willard J. Smith
Anna Kl. Smith
Borough of
Warren County Corumony Pleas
Seo
Tera
Woerren
Seid Court
Acts of Assembly
Sherif
Annual Meeting Notices for Local Banks and Gas Company
Notices announce the forty sixth and fortieth annual stockholders meetings for First National Bank of Warren and Warren Savings Bank to elect boards of directors on January 11, 1910 with polls 2 to 3 p.m. and 3 p.m. respectively. Pennsylvania Gas Company calls for nine directors and any business at its Warren office on January 26, 1910 at 8 oclock p.m.
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Beaty Building
Warren National Bank
Bell Telephone
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
Citizens National Bank
H. B. Hyde
Mar
Citizens National Bank of Warren
L. Gerould
Warren
Rps
First National Bank of Warren
T. Conarro
Warren Savings Bank
G. B.ensworth
Warren, Pa
Warren National Bank of Warren
Imrectors
Lampe
Warren Trust Company
Geo
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Pennslvania Gas Company
Warren Savavings Bank
Warren, Warren Co
State of Pennsylvania
Navy
Smile and world smiles with you proverb
A quaint proverb contrasts actions and outcomes, noting a cheerful smile opens doors while a frown blocks light. It claims laughter keeps paths bright and singing brings harmony, whereas grumbling spoils rhythm and mood. Whistle lifts spirits like a June day, while kicking ignites trouble.
Headling Lambs In England Breeders Run Large Hampshires Flocks
A breeder explains English sheep care with large Hampshires kept in flocks of 1 000 to 2 000 breeding ewes. Lambs run a day ahead on adjacent plots with daily hurdle movement to fresh forage. Ewes stay in good flesh while nursing, with lambs dropped in January and February.
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England
Hampshires
Hampshire
Fat Stock Prizes Spur County Fairs
The piece urges county fairs to offer fat stock prizes alongside breeding awards to attract larger shows. It notes lambs and pigs can be prepared late if in good flesh, encourages repeated prizes for long term growth, and highlights the value of broader public interest in fairs.
Goodlettsville Lamb and Wool Club History and Dairy Notes
Thirty years ago a Goodlettsville Lamb and Wool club formed near Nashville with fifty members, marketing about 2,000 lambs yearly. Early draft prices in 1907 and 1908 were higher than nearby farms. The Dairy Notes discuss milk bottle capacities, cream density, and the shift from old springhouse methods to modern centrifugal separation. The Dairy Stock Show in Minnesota drew thousands, with prizes and strong cattle displays. New York oleomargarine law amendments tighten labeling and ban imitation butter in public use.
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Nashville
Goodlettsville Lamb and Wool Club
New York
Cheviot Sheep A Hardy Scottish Breed In Modern Flocks
The Cheviot sheep originate from Scotland and are a hardy mutton breed with lean meat and fine flavor. They grow quickly on rocky hillsides, resist disease, and require little pampering. Wool is fine and in demand for outer garments. Introduced to this country by a New York enthusiast, the breed was kept pure and improved, with rising interest in show flocks and broader adoption on suitable land.
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Scotland
New York
Silage Boosts Steer Gains in Beef Tests
Professor D H Otis reports Wisconsin Bulletin experiments showing silage fed steers earned $4.95 per 100 pounds versus $4.70 for non silage fed, a 25 cent advantage. For every 100 pounds of gain, 471 pounds of silage saved eighteen pounds of grain and 156 pounds of alfalfa.
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D. H. Otis
Wisconsin Bulletin
Texas Senator Sells Racing Stock Farm and Real Estate
Senator Bailey of Texas who once refused 200000 for his racing stock farm with a stable of thoroughbreds has sold the outfit in separate sales and is reported to be selling other Texas real estate. He cites inability to afford such luxuries and full commitment to senatorial duties as reasons.
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Senator Bailey
Texas
Heies Figures and Percentages From Unknown Source
Data fragment lists figures: 335,504 10 407,168 10 95,000.00 15,000.00 2.038 48 with no identifiable context or events. No clear persons, organizations, or locations are discernible.
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