New Oil Type From Miles Mineral Well Near Pine Prairie
The Miles Mineral Co. reports a new oil at Pine Prairie Louisiana that lacks asphalt gasoline or paraffin wax and contains a large share of illuminating oil. The crude lies midway between Gulf and Caddo field oils. The well is connected to pipelines and Rock Island Railroad loading racks with shipments underway. Eight additional wells are under drilling.
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Miles Mineral Co
Pine Prairie
United States Geological Survey
Gulf
Caddo
Rock Island
A. A. Davis & Co Handles Freight and Moving Services
Local firm A. A. Davis & Co offers heavy moving and careful handling of pianos and household goods. Orders may be left with the company. telephone connections listed with New York and Pennsylvania مشتر? The advertisement notes auction bills syrup labels letter heads and every kind of job printing promptly and reasonably done at The Mail Dice.
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A. A. Davis & Co
B. Warren Tel. Co
Local Notes from Ross Hill and Jamestown Area
James Pike moved his family to Jamestown for work while E D Root returned home after visiting his niece. Master Clayton Bartsch travels to Jamestown to visit sister Mary. A son arrived for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Martin at Newton on May 28. Ernest Martin has recovered from illness. A K Tarr and wife visited Tidioute last Saturday. Hill men seek jobs in Jamestown. Merie Southwick returns from California to his father Curtis Southwick. Merle hopes to rejoin his father soon. George Benedict and wife visit Garland. Edward Cole of Corry visits on the Hill Decoration Day. Miss Mattie Benedict returns home from Youngsville summer school. Warren Silica Company installs an electric drill at their quarry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Hill
James Pike
Jamestown
E. D. Root
Clayton Bartsch
Mary
Frank Martin
Newton
Ernest Martin
A. K. Tarr
Merie Southwick
Curtis Southwick
California
Merle
George Benedict
Edward Cole
Corry
Mattie Benedict
Youngsville
Warren Silica Company
Golden Jubilee Celebration at Logan Home East Branch
About 125 friends gathered May 24 at Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Logan to honor their golden wedding. Attendees included Ryland Logan and family, Gertrude Murry and daughter of Titusville, Steven Logan of Lexington Ky, Ava Hill and daughter Evelyn of Oil City, Laura Hill of Cambridge, H. Locke of Bradford, Harney Logan family of Jamestown NY, and Loie Welden family of Corry. Nine children, seven living, twenty grandchildren and one great grandchild attended. After dinner the day continued with singing, speaking, and visiting, and gifts were exchanged plus a $27 collection.
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East Branch
J. B. Logan
Ryland Logan
Gertrude Murry
Titusville
Steven Logan
Lexington
Ava Hill
Evelyn
Oil City
Laura Hill
Cambridge
H. Locke
Bradford
Harney Logan
Jamestown
N. Y
Loie Welden
Corry
John Skiff
Wm. Gray
A. P. Whiteley
Bear Lake Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Injuries
In Bear Lake on June 3, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Carr visited Jamestown last Thursday. Mrs. Elizabeth Price and Miss Lulu Hinckley traveled to Lakewood, with Lulu staying until Friday when grandmother Mrs. C. A. Carpenter brought her home. Children’s day exercises and Decoration Day events were held at the Christian church and Bear Lake school house, respectively, with Rev. Patterson and McIntyre speaking. Mrs. Chas. Cook is ill. George Evans sold his house to Frank Cooper. Mrs. Emma Rodgers returned from Lockport after visiting her son Hugh. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Allen, returning from church exercises, were injured when their horses were frightened by an automobile. the buggy was ruined and Mrs. Allen injured seriously.
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Bear Lake
S. J. Carr
Jamestown
Elizabeth Price
Lulu Hinckley
Lakewood
Lulu
C. A. Carpenter
Christian Church
Patterson and McIntyre
Chas. Cook
George Evans
Frank Cooper
Emma Rodgers
Lockport
Hugh
Ivan Allen
Sugar Run Social Notes Include Visits and Court Call
In Sugar Run on Memorial Day and the days around, residents visit relatives and guests arrive from Corydon Quaker Bridge and Warren. Clergy visit Episcopal church for Bishop Israel Erie’s annual visitation. Local workers and road crews under Supt. Frame oversee Sproul Good Road program.
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the Warren
Ward Homer
Farmington Briefs: Death of Almango Skinner at 74
Almango Skinner, longtime Farmington resident aged about 74, died Monday after a period of illness. He leaves two sons Clarence and Charles and two daughters Mrs. Raymond Parker and Mrs. Will Steven son, plus a brother Ashley Skinner of Sugar Grove. The town school board approved hiring three teachers for Center school for seven months and named staff: Center C. C. Burch, Miss Levine, Miss Allene Babcock. Thompson Fred Ludwick. Marshtown Miss Shuler. Miller Hill Olive Cowles. Lanning Hill Emma Holdquist. Ponds Corners Gladis White. Prestons Miss Strong.
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Farmington
Almango Skinner
Clarence
Charles
Raymond Parker
Will Stevenson
Warren
Ashley Skinner
Sugar Grove
Center
C. C. Burch
Miss Levine
Allene Babcock
Thompson
Fred Ludwick
Marshtown
Shuler
Miller
House Fire Destroys Jamestown Resident’s Home
John Shuler's business trip to Jamestown ended with his house burning to the ground eliminating nearly all household goods. Multiple local residents including Orrie Hedley and Miss Marie Cagle are noted as visiting or staying with family in nearby towns.
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Germany
John Shuler
Jamestown
Orrie Hedley
Russell
V. L. Akley
BE. D. Everts and Family
Warren
H. B
New Dyspepsules Claim Quick Relief for Indigestion
Advertisement touts Dyspepsules as a simple inexpensive cure for indigestion and related symptoms. It claims rapid relief and offers trial treatment by sending 25 cents to Bockar Ennis Drug Co at 141 Liberty St New York City.
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Bockar-Ennis Drug Co
Liberty St
New York City
Local Social Notes From Columbus June Visit Patterns
Mrs. James Edwards returns home to Mannington after visiting her mother Mrs. Eli Dewey. Mrs. Wm. Lamona travels to Spartansburg to see daughter Mrs. Carl Clark. Lyman Raymond goes to Bear Lake for work for Mr. Gordon. Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Sullivan visit Sherman to spend Sunday with aunt Mrs. Lee Boardman. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gordon visit brother Frank. Miss Ethel Goss of Newark, N J visits Columbus. James Rooney visits Frank Gordon Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. James Crippen of Chautauqua visit daughter Mrs. H. Harwood. Mr. and Mrs. EK. M. Putnam spend the week in Warren. Ed Barnes of Cambridge calls Tuesday. Mrs. Celia Gates returns from Corry after weeks away.
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Columbus
James Edwards
Mannington
W. Va
Eli Dewey
Wm. Lamona
Spartansburg
Carl] Clark
Lyman Raymond
Bear Lake
Gordon
D. J. Sullivan
Sherman
Lee Boardman
Harry Gordon
Frank
Ethel Goss
Newark
N. J
James Rooney
Frank Gordons
James Crippen
Chautauqua
H. Harwood
EK. M. Putnam
Warren
Ed Barnes
Cambridge
Celia Gates
Corry
Advertising in the Mail Delivers Real Results
Local readers are urged to advertise in the Mail for effective reach. Businesses can expect visible inquiries and steady response as campaigns target household and business audiences through the newspaper network.
Cure for Consumption Promoted by Rev Edward A Wilson
A health notice from Charles A Abbott of New York urges consumptives to request a free full description of Rev Edward A Wilson's cure for consumption and related lung ailments. The offer claims the remedy is invaluable and may bless recipients.
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Edward A. Wilson
Mr.Wilson
Charles A. Abbott
Ann Street
New York City
More Often Than Not: A Man His Own Worst Enemy
An editorial line from the Galveston News remarks that a person may be his own harshest foe and still lack friends to bury him, reflecting on loneliness and social judgment.
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Galveston
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Buffalo
Frey Auto Supply Co
Plain St
Buffalo, N. Y
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Justice of the Peace
Second St
Warren, Pa
Bell Phone
L. C. Eddy
orney-at-Law
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
John Hepburn, M. D
N. E
Market Street
Warren Savings Bank
Warren, Pennsylvania
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State of
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Sugar Run
Alfred Shade
Reba
Corydon
F. A. McGill
Quaker Bridge N. Y
Effie Campbell
Helen Arthur
Tionesta
Francis Brown
War
Ren
Lew Lytle
Kinzua
Episcopal Church
Israel
Erie
Marvin Willcox
A. A. Wilcox
Onoville
Newmaker & Reed
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Penn. Avenue
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Prof
H.B. Hyde
Ay Os. A. Optometrist
A. W. Eaton
Philadelphia
Life Insurance
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