Public sale of Spring Creek land in Warren County
James W. Wiggins master advertises a judicial sale of multiple parcels in Spring Creek Township Warren County Pa arising from a 1908 decree. The property includes about 101 acres with three acres plus described exceptions, bounded by Brokenstraw Creek and adjacent tracts. Terms require one-third cash at confirmation one third in one year and balance in two years secured by bond mortgage.
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Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Samuel H. Hamerly
Mary Mayze
Warren Borough
Pennsylvania
Towit
Spring Creek
County of
Warren
State of
Holland Land Company
Brokenstraw
Moses F. Lowe
Alfred Huidekoper
Harman Huidekoper
Lewis C. Hamerly
Samuel Hamerly
Recorder’s Office
Warren Co
Joel Mattison
James Damon
L. C. Hamerly
Brokenstraw Creek
L.C. Hamerly
S. H. Hamerly
Columbus
Joseph Wamon
Joseph Damon
Huidexoper
John Brooks
Porter Damon
A. D
Elmer D. Damon
H. Hamerly
James W. Wiggins
New Ward Proposed by Warren Commissioners
James G. Clark Charles Chase and Alson Rogers appointed to study new ward creation met at the Sixth ward polling place on Plum street and recommended forming a ward from parts of the Fifth and Sixth wards. The proposed boundary runs from the Allegheny river at Carver street to Jackson street and down to Conewango creek. Citizens favored the division and the commissioners will report to court at the September term.
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James G. Clark
Charles Chase
Alson Rogers
Plum Street
Allegheny River
Carver Street
Jackson Street
Conewango Creek
Warren
Woman Hater Becomes Husband After Yankee Wit
Colone Donovan proclaims philosophy of disdain for women yet proves vulnerable to a plain speaking housekeeper Mrs Yorgany. Her blunt truth reshapes him as she teaches that women possess strengths while a bet brings Florence Wood to reveal a joke ends with marriage to the colonel.
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Colone Donovan
Mrs. Yorgany
Jove
Mrs. Major
Florence Wood
Miss Wood
T. Anthony Twining
Are You Interested in Livestock and Farm Knowledge
A promotional note from The New York Tribune Association on founding the Tribune Farmer. It highlights Dr. C D Smead as a premier veterinary writer and adviser for livestock care, breeding, and health. The piece promotes subscribing to the Tribune Farmer and The Man for $1.75 a year.
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New York Tribune Association
New York Tribune Farmer
J. C. Currier
Minnesota
C. D. Smead
Logan
N. Y
Currier
Smead
New York Tribune-Farmer
America
Tribune-Farmer
The
Man
Edinboro Normal Opens Fall Term Under Principal Bigler
Edinboro Normal announces the fall term begins September 8, 1908 with Joan F. Bigler serving as principal guiding future teachers at the school.
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Edinboro
Joan F. Bigler
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