East Branch News Highlights From Endeavor To Corry
In East Branch on July 18 Mrs. J Hilliary of Endeavor visits daughter Mrs F D Lay. Several residents suffer ailments including Mrs A P Whiteley and Mrs L M Eastman. Born to O B Armitage and wife a son. Preparedness themes appear with hens losses and Christmas prep hints. The East Branch Grange held a dinner with new member initiations and suffrage talks by Miss Eaton and Mrs Blount.
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East Branch
J. Hilliary
Endeavor
F. D Lay
John Logan
A. P. Whiteley
Fitch Burrows
James Phillis
Waginer
Spartansburg
L. M. Eastman
Lillie Smith
Union City
Harriet Nichols
Joseph Nichols
Corry
Millie Teasdale
Meadville
O. B. Armitage
Babe
N. B. Oviatt
Fay Wastman
Mr. Eastman
A. J
C. L. Clark
East Branch Grange
Miss Eaton
Bear Lake News Briefs and Community Notes
The funeral of Mrs. Leon Wilson was held at her home near Bear Lake last Friday. Evangelistic meetings will begin next Sunday in a tent with a speaker from Chicago. Mrs. L. A. Lopus visited Corry, and Mrs. Johnson with Esther Johnson of Youngsville were guests of Mrs. Swanson.
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Bear Lake
Leon Wilson
E. F. Swanson
United Brethren Church
Chicago
L. A. Lopus
Johnson
Esther Johnson
Youngsville
Sun- Rey
F. Swanson
Westfield
Sugar Grove Socials and Marriages Stir Town News
Sugar Grove notes a steady flow of visits and departures with residents traveling to Jamestown Findley Lake and Buffalo. Weddings include Louise Abbott and John Hooper and Clayton Mix with Miss Griffin. Local clergy Rev Crockett and others tour from Kinzua to Panama as families plan summer stays and Bible school preparations begin for July.
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Sugar Grove
Winfred Johnson
Pittsburgh
J. A. MacIntosh
Fleth
Rae Greeley
Lloyd Hamilton
Paul
Mary Hamilton
Jamestown
F. K. Fitch
Alice
St. Paul
Henry Dorn
Clyde
Meg
Lincoln Warner
Elliott Warner
Niotle
Wels
Flora Burns
Fletcher
Marietta
Smethport
Hooper
Sugar Grove Seminary
Crockett
Rickenbrode
Kinzua
Panama
Mr.Crockett
Clayton Mix
Miss Griffin
Jacksonville
Fla
Wiers
Mary Mix
W. A. Schlesimrer
Miss Firth
Lily Dale
Bertha Barrett
Wes
Frank Abbott
Wruth
Hatton
Russell
R. J.white
Buffalo
Lee N. Daily
Chautauqua
Benjamin Myvers
la Verne Spencer
John “"Younie
James Younie
Forestville
Solons Wrestle With Treaties
Washington reports the Senate faces the three major alliances shaping postwar trade. The Entente seeks a Teutonic boycott, the Central European bloc aims to curb Entente goods, and the Russo-Japanese pact would lock in spheres in the orient and close the open door in China. Senators push for U S consultation on commerce pacts and action on Paris conference recommendations. Senator Brandidgee and Senator Lewis plan inquiries through the State Department on these understandings.
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Washington
Senate
Entente
Great Britain
France
Russia
Italy
Japan
Portugal
Serbia
Belgium
Central European Alliance
Germany
Austria
Turkey
Bulgaria
Orient
China
State Department
United States
Foreign Relations Committee
Brandigee
Foreign Relations
Lewis
We Do Job Printing in the Art Preservative Style
Mail Printing Co. offers high quality printing at 229 Pennsylvania Avenue West Warren Pennsylvania with samples and price listings.
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Mail Printing CO
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
Warren. Penna
Stephens Ashurst Bill Aimed at Ending Cut-Price Monopolies
A summary of the Stephens Ashurst Bill introduced by Sen Henry F Ashurst and Rep Dan V Stephens to curb unfair advertising by large monopolies. It explains how cut-price campaigns hurt independent merchants and the public, and notes the bill would not grant monopoly power to any article. It calls for public support from local senators and representatives.
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Henry F. Ashurst
Arizona
Dan V. Stephens
Nebraska
Uniform Prices and Brand Standards for Women Shoppers
A advocates group argues for uniform prices and branded goods to empower women buyers. They praise the Stephens-Ashurst Bill to curb predatory price cutting, protect small retailers, and ensure consistent quality with identifiable makers.
Hoff Business College Sees Students Earn 75 Dollars Monthly
This season’s Hoff Business College class reports some students earning 75 dollars per month. The ad invites applicants to enroll for comprehensive business training including Gregg shorthand touch typing Sadler Rowe bookkeeping and accountancy and the new stenotypy.
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Hoff
Gregg
Sadler-Rowe
Outbreak of the True Army Worm May Be Impending
Washington reports an unusual moth abundance in Maryland Virginia and the District of Columbia suggesting a pending army worm outbreak. Entomologists say eggs were laid in early July with caterpillars forming by late July to early August. Farmers should spray infested spots with arsenate of lead or Paris green, or use poisoned bran bait with bran lime molasses and sometimes lemons, and maintain a ditch to halt marching worms. Keep insecticides on hand and obtain Farmers Bulletin No. 731 from the Agriculture Secretary.
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Washington, D. C
Maryland
Virginia
District of Columbia
Atlantic States
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Paris Green
Paris
Farmers
Secretary of Agriculture
Card index of all Penns guardsmen in Federal service
Harrisburg July 15 a card index of all Pennsylvania National Guard members now in Federal service will be prepared at the adjutant general office after complete rolls arrive. The index will show home addresses next of kin employment at call and other required details. It will take time as not all rolls are on file and some commands not forwarded from Texas. Payment to mobilization men, recruits and those rejected will follow after complete rolls are received.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania National Guard
Adjutant General’s Office
Pennsylvania Guard
Texas
Thomas J. Stewart
Massed National Guard at the Border Reported
Chicago statistics show about 100 000 National Guardsmen on the border with total Guard near 180 000 responding to the President’s call. Of these, around 60 000 are at mobilization camps and about 160 000 remain deployed or in camps.
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Chicago
The
Chicago Tribune
High turnout at Pennsylvania farmers' institutes
Harrisburg reports 155,869 attendees across 409 institutes last year. The State department of agriculture says more institutes are planned for next season.
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Harrisburg
State Department of Agriculture
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Sam Tremont
Warren
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Frank Lyons
Tremont
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State Street
Forest County
Kellettville
Ene
Tionesta
Lyons
Katherine Matle
Memorial Tay
Justice Wheeley
New York
Bayonne
Broadway
Walter M Schilling
Jersey City
Schilling
Stephens-Ashurst
phens-Ashurst
Ste
Mrs
Julian Heath
Housewives League
Hoff Business College
Penn’a
Vivian Brown
Anna Christensen
Harold Hampson
Hazel Kapp
New Process Co. Refining Co
Pickett Hardware Co
New Process Rubber Co
Dennison Bros
Penn Furnace & Stove Co
Struthers-Wells Co
Spirella Co
Plain Dealer Pub. Co
Conewango Furniture Co
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Co
New York Central
Newell Printing Co
W. B. Reynolds
Automobile Sales Co
T. D
Russell Bros. Automobile Co
Eberhart & Miller
Glenn Brockway
Elk Tanning Co
Smith Bros. & Co
Levi Smith
NuBone Corset Co
Warren Mirrories
Chicago Roller Co
NuBone
J. Smith
W. & C. Gas Co
Redding Shoe Co
Mafrs. Sales Co
American Glass Co
Warren Mills Co
Sergeant Glass Co
Warren Oil Co
Tidioute Cutlery Co
Rick, Barrett Co.Oil Co
Sheffield
Ludlow
Waarren
Lawrenceville
Ill
Akron
Ohio
Cleveland
Ridgway
Clarendon
Adjutant General's Dept
Co-Operation Service
Association National Advertisers
New Stock Exchange Building
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