Grange Holds Annual Meeting and Local Log Haul
Germany January reports F A Nelson visiting Warren. Grange held its regular annual meeting last Saturday and installed officers for the year. Supper served at 4 30. Sleighing good and teams hauling logs to the mill of F A Nelson. Erick Johnson on sick list. Mrs C D Outrid at Jamestown with daughter Mrs Pearry for a few days.
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Germany
F. A. Nelson
Warren
The
Grange
Erick Johnson
C. D. Outrid
Jamestown
Pearry
Akeley
D. M. Howard
St. Petersburg
Fla
Russell
Minnie Bradley
Local News Roundup From Columbus
Mr Grant Orlin and Florence return from Massachusetts to Columbus after visiting his mother. Mrs N C Dewey travels to Erie for uncle s funeral. Cemetery Association elects six directors including Mrs Grisket Covel Scrambling Hall Baker and Emma Dutton. Archie Damen and family welcome a son. Tom Stranigan returns from Bear Lake visit. D A Wickwire takes over Dan Sullivan s store.
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Columbus
Grant Orlin
Florence
Massachusetts
N. C. Dewey
Erie
Cemetery Association
Grange Hall
Grisket
Covel
Scrambling
Hall
Baker
Emma Dutton
Archie Damen
Tom Stranigan
Bear Lake
D. A. Wickwire
Dan Sullivan
Enos Health Improves in Denver Letter
News from Akeley reports Mrs. Fred Enos shows much health improvement after a Denver stay. Old settlers note a cold winter while Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Howard in St. Petersburg send warm rainy weather. 55 attended the penny conundrum social at the Marsh home last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eerett D. Johnson
Jamestown
S. M. Johnson
Howard Homestead
John Marsh
Women Set California State Vote Lead by 87000
The Women’s Progressive League claims California women control the state by 87000 votes from a census of 670140 registered female voters. They estimate male turnout at 583000, urging further registration before the May 12 presidential primaries and clarifying party affiliation to receive ballots.
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California
Womean
Beague
Oliver C. Bryant
Civic Betterment Committee
The
League
Bryant
United States Steel announces largest bonus in nine years
United States Steel reports a Christmas bonus pool of $1,450,000 for meritorious service. The firm also offers employees a stock subscription of up to 25,000 shares, with pricing not yet fixed but expected to be near market value.
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United States Steel Corporation
Pastor Rev. Richard D. Jordan to lead St Peters Wellsboro
The Rev. Richard D. Jordan formerly assistant at St. John's Pittston Pa has been assigned to succeed Father John O Toole as pastor of St Peters Catholic Church Wellsboro Pa He graduated from St Michael's College Canada and the American College at Rome.
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Richard D. Jordan
St. John’s Church
Pittston
Father John O'Toole
St. Peters Catholic Church
Wellsboro
St. Michael's Colrse
Canada
American College At
Rome
Property transfers in Warren and surrounding townships
A batch of land transfers listed includes Jed W. Burmann and wife to Wm. B. Green in Spring Creek township for 2250 dollars, F. A. Wood et al. to Edwin Dailey in Grand Valleyboro, and numerous other deeds. Entities include Warren borough, Grand Valley, Sheffield, Youngsville, and Pittsfield with amounts and recipients such as Mary S. Murphy, Albert W. Smith, and Nellie A. Marsh among others.
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Jed W. Burmann
Wm. B. Green
Spring Creek
Harry J. Dixon
F. A. Wood
Warren
Edwin Dailey
Grand Valleyboro
Louis Hollister
Eleanora French
Pine Grove
Thomas Kearns
Mary S. Murphy
Conewango
C. B. Curtis
Charles Knapp
Harvey Haley
Lee H. White
Grand Valley Boro
Selden S. Benedict
Vetera A. Dunham
Southwest Two
Charles C. Davis
Albert W. Smith
Youngsville Boro
Horace Crary
L. S. Carrol
Sheffield
Warren Electric Light Co
Warren Light and Power Co
Warrenboro
Robert McGee
A. Dunn
Deerfield
Samuel Henreich
Carl Anderson
Warren County
J. O. Parmlee
Pittsfield
Edward Cole
Charles W. Belknap
Stanislaus Corfran
Feckla Owens
Agnes Smith Sill
Nellie A. Marsh
Willeston P. Wood
Grand Valley
Doubly Sure Of Death By Own Action In Guthrieville
Elmer Baum a 49 year old Guthrieville farmer in Coatesville Pennsylvania died after two suicide attempts. He first tried Sunday afternoon when found in the kitchen with his throat cut and a butcher knife beside him. After a physician treated him and sewed the wound he hid under a bed and later bled to death from a neck wound with a pen knife. He leaves a wife and two young children.
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Coatesville
Elmer Baum
Guthrieville
Batnn
Baum
Market Report New York Provision Market
Market report from New York dated January 17 lists futures and cash bids for commodities. Wheat No 2 red fob at 1.00 to 1.14 per bushel, oats standard fob 55 to 56 cents, pork mess 17.00 to 17.50 per barrel, butter creamery specials 41.5 to 42 cents, eggs white fancy large 40 cents, potatoes Long Island No 1 per bbl 2.59 to 4.00, Maine per bushel 3.25 to 3.75.
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State
Pennsvania
Long Island
Maine
Buffalo Prices For Wheat Corn Flour And More
Buffalo pricing notes for January list No 2 white wheat at 1.01 dollars, No 2 red 1.01, corn at 6.4 to 6.8 cents per bushel, oats 53.4 to 54.4 cents, flour ranges with fancy blended patent around 6.75 per barrel, butter creamery at 41 cents, eggs declared fancy white, cheese good to choice, potatoes white fancy at 1.25 to 1.30 per bushel.
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Buffalo
Market Report Cattle Sheep and Hogs Prices Listed
Prime steers bring 8.00 to 8.25 per cwt with larger 1,200 to 1,400 lb loads at 6.00 to 6.75. Cows 5.00 to 5.75, heifers 5.00 to 6.50, export bulls 9.25 to 5.75, veals 10.50 to 10.75, fair to good 9.50 to 10.25. Sheep and lambs 7.15 to 7.25 for choicest lambs, mixed sheep 3.75 to 4.20. Hogs light 6.25 to 6.39, heavy 6.30 to 6.50, pigs 6.15 to 6.24.
Timothy Prices and Feed Tagline Report
Market notes list Timothy No. 1 at 28.09 per unit and No. 2 at 22.00 with straw wheat and oat priced at 10.40 to 11.10. No additional context or entities provided.
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Timothy
Veteran Editor and Politician William Pool Dies in Niagara Falls
William Pool a longtime Republican figure in Niagara County and former assembly member died Friday afternoon at his Niagara Falls home aged 7 He leaves a son George Pool and daughter Helen Pool both of the city Pool served as postmaster of Niagara Falls and Dickinsonville and was dean of the Niagara County newspaper fraternity He was a Mason and necrological secretary of the Niagara County Pioneers association.
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William Pool
Niagara County
Assembly
Niagara Falls
Dckersonville
George Pool
Helen Pool
Pool
For Sale Items Including Cutter and Buggy
For sale listing from Warren Pennsylvania offers a new cutter a Meyer buggy a leanopy top surry inquiry contact D G Blackman Warren Pa dated 1 18 lmo
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Surry
D. G. Blackman
Warren, Pa
Pruning Advice for Better Fruit Size and Quality
D E Lewis of Kansas Agricultural College explains pruning to boost size and quality of common fruits. Proper pruning opens the tree to light, reduces disease, lowers fruit handling costs, and guides wood to bear more fruit next year.
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D. E. Lewis
Kansas Agricultural College
Lewis
Farm Workshop Usefulness and Setup on the Farm
A farming guide emphasizes the value of a well lit workshop with a portable forge, trestles, long workbench and overhead lumber storage. It notes the need for safe distance from other buildings, seasonal tasks like onion sets and sauerkraut, winter projects such as tree making and gate repairs, and reusing shavings as kindling.
Southdown Sheep Rank High in Market Quality
The Southdown breed stands out among short-wool classes for quality and market appeal. Butchers favor its lambs for top market prices, and the breed has improved other Down varieties. Its compact frame and dense, fine fleece contribute to its attractiveness and profitability.
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Warren Savings Bank
Pennsylvania
Second Street
First National Bank
Penn’a
C. W. Jamieson
C. T. Conarro
F. K. Russell
R. H. Winger
Teller
191L
Warren, Penn’a
Grrespoundenge
Wellsboro, Pa
Farmer
Market Report
New York
Buffalo Provision Market
East Buffalo Livestock Market
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