Erie Court Not Sitting This Year Amid Local Notes
Neighborhood notes report Erie County 75 registered automobiles taxed at $3 each. Chautauqua crowds grow this season. Findley's Lake fishing draws many. Corry hosts an elocution school to develop actors and actresses. Bradford records a death from a toy-pistol incident. Clarion Normal School chapel dedication noted. Pennsylvania Railroad buys land near Olean for shops and a freight yard. Corry fish hatchery hatched 1,000,000 small-mouth bass but flood let many escape. Bradford’s finest residence under construction by Hon. S. R. Dresser estimated at $100. Northwest PA G A R reunion planned at Conneaut Lake Aug 26. Arthur Westgate harvests three tons per acre, double average. National Transit Shop picnic July 18 at Celeron. Titusville Iron Works resumes boiler dept. weekly payroll $1,500–$2,000. Ministers’ marriage fees discussed. a Dunkirk clergyman cites $5–$10 as typical. C. C. L. Johnson dies by self-inflicted shotgun blast. wife and three children left. Glenn Wright resigns postmastership at Freehold. doubts on new appointment. Olean curfew ordinance deemed a dead letter. Salamanca residents swindled by tall clothed man. lessons on deception noted. Hi Henry to fund memorial G A R hall in Gowanda. Gen. Wiley orders Second Brigade encampment at Somerset named Camp William McKinley. Mrs Hattie Martin Barkley in West Newton gives birth to triplet girls. husband a 50-year-old section hand, 15 children total. Celeron baseball seen. sheriff costs tied to not guilty verdict. Edinboro Normal School fall term starts Sept 7. catalog available.
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CLEAN
United States
Erie
Erie County
Chautauqua
Findley’s Lake
Corry
Bradford
Clarion Normal School
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Olean
S. R. Dresser
Cove
Union City Times
Arthur Westgate
Riceville
Celeron-on- Chautauqua Lake
National Transit Shop
Titusville Iron Works
Dunkirk
Salamanca
Hi Henry
Gowanda
Othere
Henry
G. A. R. Hall
Wiley
Somerset
William McKinley
Regiment
West Newton
Hattie Martin Barkley
Blythedale
County Correspondence from Chandler's Valley July notice
Erick Carlson left for Rochester. Mrs Ida Chase of Dakota visits. Rose Falconer went to Chautauqua to work this season. Alma Carlson traveled to Warren to visit her sister before returning to Rochester. Albert Hultberg learns of August Lindeblad's death in Jamestown. Farmers begin haying between showers. County correspondents urged to contribute. Wake up.
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Chandler's Valley
Erick Carlson
Rochester
Ida Chase
Dakota
Rose Falconer
Chautauqua
Alma Carlson
Warren
Albert Hultberg
August Lindeblad
Jamestown
State Grange Session to Meet at Cortland Valley Grange
The next State Grange of New York session will be held at Cortland Valley Grange No 846 Warren County. AT Landers memorial service is set for Saturday July 18 at 230 PM in the Grange hall. Three new granges formed in Pennsylvania in May with nineteen since January 1 1903. Chautauqua county granges compete this fall for 25 15 and 10 prizes for the best display of grapes and other fruits at the county fair. A Grape and Grange day at the fair is planned for September with focus on farmer education and exchange of ideas within the Grange community.
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State Grange of
New York
Cortland Valley
Warren Co
Landers Memorial
Grange Hall
Penn’a
Chautauqua County
County Fair Association
Grange
Oil field gains in Pennsylvania June output and new wells
The Oil City Derrick reports heavy June activity in Pennsylvania oil fields with more wells completed and new work started than in two years. Production rose about 500 barrels from May to June, though per well output remained modest. The June total was the year's largest so far.
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Pennsylvania
Oil City
Removal notice for Jacob Keller tailor on Penn'a avenue
Jacob Keller the tailor has moved his goods to a new building on Penn'a avenue. The store offers spring and summer cloths for men and boys and a large stock of ladies skirts at very low prices. Call welcomed.
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Jacob Keller
Penn’a Avenue
Excursion to Buffalo and Niagara Falls
On Thursday July 23 the Pennsylvania Railroad offers a special low rate excursion to Buffalo and Niagara Falls. Round trip tickets valid only on the special train return July 23, or on all regular trains July 24, with limitations on sleeping or parlor cars and fare set at $2 from Warren. Return departures: Niagara Falls 7 30 PM Buffalo 8 30 PM. Children 5 to 12 pay half.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Warren
Tionesta
Hickory
Tidioute
Oil City
Irvington and
Corry
Olean
Rule of the world traced to Eden quarrel
A Chicago Post comic observation suggests the world’s rule arose from Adam and Eve’s argument about figs and fig leaves, claiming Eve clothed the woman and fed the man since.
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Garden of Eden
Adam
Eve
Chicago Post
Allegheny College Fall Term Opens with New Facilities
The 1815 founded college announces fall term starts September 15 in Meadville with a new observatory chapel and library, plus stronger endowment and faculty. For catalogue and information contact President Crawford in Meadville Pa.
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Allegheny College
Crawford
Meadville
Engraved Stationery Styles Shown at The Mail Office
Latest and fashionable engraved stationery samples are displayed with prices at The Mail Office.
Dunkirk A V P R R Agents Offer Sunday Ticket Deals
Agents of the Dunkirk Allegheny Valley and Pittsburg Railroad announce Sunday spring and summer ticket sales with reduced round trip fares between eligible points. The program allows passengers to travel and return the same day.
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Dunkirk, Allegheny Valley
Pittsburg R. A
Monogram Stationery in Latest Styles and Low Prices
Monogram Stationery offers new paper and envelope styles with good stock and low prices. Samples are shown and orders taken at the shop.
Engraved Stationery and Millinery Sale Adverts
Advertisement notes latest engraved stationery fashions at the Malt Office and a summer special excursion ticket sale to Lily Dale by D A V and P R R agents. Tickets good for Sunday and Wednesday round trips only. Also promotes trimming millinery at Kertcher's with sale prices.
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Lily Dale
Kertcher’s
Tailor Sells 1000 Yards Of Cloth In Varied Shades
Jacob Kelier the tailor advertises cash only sale of 1000 yards of rainny skirts cloth in eighty different shades.
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Jacob Kelier
Sugar Grove and Triumph Township Clippings Gather Local News
Sugar Grove records Miss Thorpe resigns as telephone operator and Miss Permelia Langdon learns the switchboard. Triumph Township teachers are elected Fagundas Tener and others. Pleasant Green may close due to few students. Sheffield and Youngsville items note local moves, rail crowds, and births. Edinboro Normal reports a successful year and fall opening.
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Sugar Grove
C. P. Bucklin
Marshall
Long Island
Ida
Florence Siggins
Stebbins
Ripley
N. Y
Robinson
Aspinwall
Triumph Township
Fagundas
Katherine Tener
Excelsior
Lara Carl
Hemlock
Belle Holden
Gorman
Josephine Gorman
Triumph
Freda Anderson
London
Pleasant Green
Campbell Hill
Sheffield Observer
Penn Tanning Co
T.V. Ry
Edgar Healy
Warren
W. L. Klinesiiver
Herbert Secor
Smith Bros
Ridgway
T. V
Sheffield
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Northwestern Association
Department of Pennsylvania
Exposition Park
Conneaut Lake
C. C. L. Johnson
Freehold Tp
Bear Lake
Glenn Wright
Thomas Yates
Freehold
Jamestown Journal
Times
Celeron
H.H. Cooper
Edinboro Normal School
John F. Bigler
Grange Notes
Youngsville
Metzger & Hogan
Tapestry Brussels
Axministers
Velvet Brussels
Wilton
the Clarion State Normal School
Samuel Weir
Clarion, PA
Warren Trust Company, Warren, Penn
Lar A
M. Knapp
MO. M. Siegfried
Chas. E. Cobb, Casnier
H. M. Preston
Geo. E. Colvin
Greenlund
N. Greenlund & Son
Allen
Liberty Street
T. O. Slater & CO
Penn
Citizens National Bank
Warren, PA
Levi Smith
Jas. O
Fred P. Hue
D. L. Gerould
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