Bradford Notes Open Week of Races and Local Events
Bradford notes a busy week with horse races and a July 26 to 29 meeting. Events include the K C T M Ox roast August 11 in Corydon and a Penn'a regiment reunion at Conneaut Lake. Reports cover local trials, road work, marriages, and a murder trial in Strattonville.
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Bradford
Eric
Corydon
Harry Hype
Ridgway
Hyde
Democrat
Clarion
Summerville
169Th Regiment
Penn
Conneaut Lake
Local visitors and town happenings in Youngsville
Miss Nellie and Mabel Knapp visit sister Mrs G L Jackson in Greenville Pa. Carolyn Dodge from Scottdale Pa visits Miss Callie Mead. Families visit relatives as a furniture factory resumes after a week shutdown. Webb-Filer murder evidence work in town. Temperance lectures by Rev John Hector attract crowds at Free Methodist Church.
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Nellie
Mabel Knapp
Greenville
G. L. Jackson
Carolyn Dodge
Scottdale
Callie Mead
Finley S. Agnew
Centerville
P. Agnew
F. L. Casey
Garland
D. R. Woodard
C. L. Wright
C. H. Kay
Chautauqua
Alice Mead
Buffalo
Kathryn Kinnear
J. M. Wales
Enterprise
D. K. Mead
John McCarty
Lottsville
Joe Brooks
G. B. Dickert
Akron
Ohio
H. E. Dodge
Warren
Dodge
B. B. Siggins
Paul Gaunt
Sugar Grove
George Peterson
Murray Hill
George Yarding
Cemetery Street
George Bartlett
Sam Gourley
Stilson Hill
R. McKinney
West Main Street
George Dalrymple
Lily Halliday
Ed. Jackson
R. A. Siggins
Wheelock
County Clippings From Sheffield And Surrounding Towns
Brookston residents James Schwerd and wife plan to move to their future home on the 16th after sending goods to Washington. M. E. parsonage framing begins. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs John Okerwall on July 2. Charlotte McLean graduates Clarion State Normal School after three years and travels home from Sugar Grove. Dr W H Shortt departs for Pittsburg Mercy Hospital, and Dr Alden McDonald starts at Reading Hospital. Harry Batson wins about $40 at Olean NY. Youngsville school board buys six acres for a Union High School funded by J B White in memory of Dr Franklin White. Prof A White moves to Warren for Pisa duties. Mrs Jas Vincent and Clyde Swanson visit Triumph with Lars Swanson’s family. Frank Morris returns from wedding trip to their Hunter block home. shower by Miss Daisy Siggins aids gifts. Geo W Evans visits from Valley Springs after 18 years.
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Sheffield
James Schwerdfield
Washington
Brookston
M. E
John Okerwall
Sugar Grove
Charlotte Mc. Lean
Clarion State Normal School
W. H. Shortt
Pittsburg
Mercy Hospital
Alden McDonald
Reading Hospital
Reading
Olean
N. Y
Harry Batson
Jamestown
Youngsville
J. B. White
Kansas City
Union High School
White
Franklin White
Hillside
A. White
Warren
Pisa
Tipleute
Jas
Vincent
Clyde Swanson
Lars Swanson
Galeton
Frank Morris
Hunter Block
Daisy Siggins
Geo. W. Evans
Valley Springs
California
H. H
S. H. Evans
Local notes from Beulah and vicinity July update
J M McKean returns from Sheffield while Henry Walters travels southeast for timber land purchases. Windsor House sold to Myron Jackson. Mothers' Meeting at M E Church features Helen Gertrude Muncy from New York with a heart to heart talk. David Carlson buried near Hydetown after a promising life. Olie Filer dies in Youngsville. Cordelia Jackson dies at 76 with funeral by Rev. Burns. New culvert near completion across Buckaloo Run to drain Brokenstraw Creek flood.
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J. M. McKean
Sheffield
Henry Walters
Goss
Windsor House
Myron Jackson
Oil City
Pittsburg
M. E.church
Olie Filer
Youngsville
Olie
E. W. Holmes
Cordelia Jackson
John Jackson
J. P. Burns
Kk. W. Cooney
Buckaloo Ran
Brokenstraw Creek
Local Social News From Center ville and Nearby
Miss Ruth Post of Center ville and Miss Maye Morse and Ruth Morse of Grand Valley pick berries for N Dailey. Austin Wood visited on the Hill Thursday. Hazel Rapp and Clair returned home after visiting relatives. Jedward Dailey visited relatives Thursday. Mrs Swan Peterson returned home to Warren. R K Bumpus goes to Clarendon then McGraw for work. Nettie Millar returned to Clarington. Fred Liberty killed a large rattlesnake. Theron Dailey on the sick list.
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Ruth Post
Centerville
Maye
Ruth Morse
Grand Valley
N. Dailey
Austin Wood
Hazel Rapp
Brother Clair
Jedward Dailey
McGraw
Nettie Millar
Joseph Carr
Clarington
Fred Liberty
Theron Dailey
Fork SALE Pressed Brick Apply at the MAIL office
An classified notice announces a sale of about 150 pressed brick. Interested bidders are directed to apply at the MAIL office.
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Mai
Pianos and bargains at Henderson Piano Co in Warren
Visit the wareroom of C. H. Henderson Piano Co in Warren Pennsylvania to compare eight manufacturers and thousands of tones. House cleaning bargains run 15 days with easy terms and second upright trades offered.
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Warren
C. H. Henderson Piano Co
Penn’a Ave
East
Warren, Pa
Monogram Stationery at The Mail Office
The Mail Office showcases latest styles of paper and envelopes with low prices. Samples are shown and orders are taken at the shop.
Wedding presents at Moreck and Kirberger's
Headquarters for wedding presents at Moreck and Kirberger's with a large up to date stock of cut glass silverware clocks watches jewelry and related items. Inspection invited and prices very low.
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Moreck & Kirberger’s
Morek & Kirberger’s
Engraved Stationery Styles With Samples and Prices
A catalog note offers latest engraved stationery in fashionable styles with samples on display and prices listed for the sets and individual items showing scripts, borders, and monogram options.
Fate and finance echoes in a Waterloo moment
A clipped vignette notes a flamboyant financier likened to a gay Napoleon, his picturesque view, and a Waterloo moment when his plan falters. The quotation references a Washington Star item and a Town Topica quip about forming a company to push a stalled venture, with a reflection on leadership and nerve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Finance
Washington Star
Ted
Boomer
Ned
Fooline Scheme Risks Widespread Public Attention
A commentator warns that a very bold and foolish scheme could attract nearly universal public interest if it targets broad audiences. The point stresses how audacious plans often draw scrutiny from diverse groups.
The Man Behind the Gun of Steel Earns Laurels
A compact commentary lauds the craftsman known for steel weaponry while noting the automotive figure captures Life’s attention with keen sensory detail referencing industry and public perception.
Queer Isn t It Well People Mock Hair Dye
A fragment reflects social teasing about appearance and identity, noting ridicule for hair color and for being baid, illustrating peer pressure and stigma in everyday life.
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