Mrs. Lara Covel Appointed Columbus Postmistress
In Columbus on June 26, Mrs. Lara Covel was named postmistress succeeding Mrs. Amy Scholton and Miss Mabel Scholton who served two years. The piece notes Miss Mabel’s capable management during illness and after her mother’s death. Also mentions returning travelers and social visits involving local families.
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Columbus
Lara Covel
Amy Scholton
Mabel Scholton
Mabel
Mary Crosby Doud
Manilla
Elmer Crosby
Lee Monroe
Topeka Kansas
E. L. Monroe
Moses
Kansas
Leon Hill
Don Sullivan
Oil City
F. G. Emerson
Lula Covel
Market Report from New York Provision Market
Market data from New York dated June 26 shows No 2 hard red winter wheat at 1134, oats at 600, pork mess 20.50 to 21.00, creamery butter 0.714%4 and state dairy at 200 26 en, eggs white fancy new laid 27c, and state per baz potatoes 1.50 to 2.50.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Grain and dairy prices listed for Buffalo market
Buffalo market prices show No 2 white corn at 1.18 and No 3 white at 1.16, No 3 yellow corn at 7.44 cents, No 4 yellow at 7.7 cents, oats No 2 white at 57 cents, No 8 white at 56 4 cents, flour prices for Fancy blended patent and winter family patent, butter creamery creamery state choice at 25 2tc, eggs at 23 cents, cheese good to choice at 14 414 and potatoes white famey per bag.
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Buffalo
Livestock Prices Mixed as Cattle and Hogs Move
Prime steers bring $9.00 to $9.35 per pound with 1,200 to 1,406 lb ranges. Cows and heifers show $7.50 to $8.25, veals $9.75 to $10.00, and fair to good $8.75 to $9.50. Sheep and lambs offer $9.00 to $9.25 for spring lambs and $4.25 to $5.00 for mixed sheep. Hogs range $7.30 to $8.70 with light Yorkers noted.
Buffalo Hay Market Timothy Prices on Track
Buffalo hay market notes No 2 timothy at 24.00 per unit and No 3 timothy at 22.00 per unit. Timothy stock levels referenced as on track with current pricing.
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Buffalo
Timothy
Persian Nomenclature Marks Social Titles
The text explains Persian naming customs where literacy grants the title Khan, Mecca visit adds Habbi, and claimed Prophet descent yields Sayed Said or Syed. It outlines how individuals assign these honorifics in social contexts.
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Khan
Mecca
Habbi
Sayed
Said
Syed
Advertise in the Mail and Get Re sults
An advertisement pitch urges readers to place notices in the Mail for broad reach. It touts quick responses and measurable returns for business, classifieds, and services by leveraging newspaper readership.
Cure for Consumption Promoted by Restored Clergyman
Reverend Edward A. Wilson credited with recovering from consumption seeks to share his cure. Charles A. Abbott advertises free full description addressing New York City readers at 60 Aun Street. The notice targets consumptives asking for the remedy details and promises no charge.
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Edward A. Wilson
Mr.Wilson
Charles A. Abbott
Aun Street
New York City
Local visitors and calls populate Sugar Run
Sugar Run residents and visitors are noted in a series of brief calls and arrivals. Several families from Steamburg Meadville Corydon Robinson Ill Warren and Emporium are mentioned with relatives and neighbors seen in town. A gas drilling party from Clarion county and a temporary work assignment near Akeley are noted among the routine social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Run
Valentine Gray
Henry Mountz
Steamburg
N. Y
Margaret Muntz
Meadville
Lorinda Smith
May Sparks
Corydon
Frank Kennedy
Carrie Newton
M. J. Handley
Morrisons
D. E. Stone
Kinzua
C. M. Bergstrom
Warren
Guy Newton
Custer City
L. D. Smith
Eva Wilson
Milton Campbell
Robinson, Ill
M. L. Tate
Emporium
J. H. Rosebaugh
Middletown
Conn
J. E. Fogle and Son
Clarion County
Edward Smith
Grant Wilcox
George English
Will Fullerton
Akeley
Local News Briefs From Bear Lake Area
June items note A D Root acquiring a new auto and Miss Margaret Sandburg visiting Spring Creek. Recital by Miss Ona Dorn and pupils at A D Roots. A B Aid to meet with Mrs Iris Simmons. Ona Dorn party's Jamestown picnic. Mrs Chas Cook's health improves. Scott Perkins returns from Chautauqua.
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Bear Lake
A. D. Root
Margaret Sandburg
Spring Creek
Belle Cornish
Ruth Anderson
Ona Dorn
A. D. Roots
A. B. Aid
Iris Simmons
Jamestown
Chas. Cook
Scott Perkins
Chautauqua
Social News From Mount Oak Area
Mount Oak residents share visits with relatives and neighbors over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Clayton Oviatt visited Mrs Havens in State Lot. Miss Julia Immicke of East Branch stayed with Mrs Essie Pierce. Mrs Opeal Mallory and Miss Gladys Dickson with Leon visited Union City friends. The Sabbath School observed temperance Sunday with praise for W C T U president Mrs Brightman. Miss Espey Nichols visited Eldred Center. Mrs Myrtle Hayes returned from visits near Pittsfield. Armitage family and Ava Hill called on C Clark.
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Mount Oak
Clayton Oviatt
Henry Havens
State Lot
Julia Immicke
East Branch
Essie Pierce
Opeal Mallory
Gladys Dickson
Leon
Union City
T. Kennison
Red Oak
Weldon
Corry
Isa Nichols
Temperance
Brightman
Espey Nichols
Anna Shouts
Eldred Center
Myrtle Hayes
Pittsfield
G. W. Armitage
Gladys and
Owen Armitage
Cobb’s Corners
Ava Hill
Oil City
C. Clark
Farmington Community Notes Include Church Events
Five youths joined the Baptist church last Sunday in Farmington. Brotherhood meets Friday at the M. E. church with Rev. C. H. Sibly showing Mexico pictures. Quarterly Meeting set for Sunday at the M. E. church. Superintendent Burns to attend Saturday evening and Sunday morning. Mrs. Thomas Knapp returns to Lander. Mix family reunion Friday at Dr. J. W. McClune's Youngsville. Burgett reunion on July 4. Mrs. Elizabeth Cowles and granddaughters Elsie and Lois visit Harbor Creek this week.
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Farmington
The
Baptist Church
Brotherhood
M. E
C. H. Sibly
Mexico
Burns
Thomas Knapp
Lander
Mix
J. W. McClunes
Youngsville
Burgett
Elizabeth Cowles
Elsie
Lois
Harbor Creek
Community News From Pittsfield
Pittsfield notes reveal a church baptism by Rev. J. M. Babcock in Brokenstraw creek with five youths. Local families, measles cases, visits by Ruth Anderson, Grace Pearson, Edith Phelps, Ella Pillsbury, and relatives from Jamestown and Carry are reported.
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Pittsfield
L. A. Piltsbery
Warren
Ruth Anderson
Grace Pearson
Wesleyan Methodist Church
J. M. Babcock
Brokenstraw Creek
Edith Phelps
Ida Phelps
R. L. Mead
John Mead
Ella Pillsbury
Carry
H. A. Sorenson
Steward Flasher
Corry
Willis Cherny
Walter
Jamestown
Lewis Pillsbury
Pretty home wedding unites Iva Mae Bennett and Roy Jimerson
At the Cornplanter Reservation on June 21 in the Bennett home Miss Iva Mae Bennett married Roy Jimerson of Silver Creek New York The Rev M F Trippe officiated The bridal party included Joel Jimerson Miriam Crouse and many out of town guests The reception featured ferns laurel and roses A large crowd attended and gifts flowed freely The couple planned to reside in Silver Creek after a reception in Irving New York on June 24.
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Cornplanter Reservation
Dwight Bennett
Iva Mae
Roy Ly. Jimerson
Silver Creek
N. Y
M. F. Trippe
Salamanca
Joel Jimerson
Tunesassa
Steamburg
Alonzo Jimerson
Maude Crouse
Red House
Jasper Watt
Gertrude Jacob
Riley Pierce
Onoville
Ray Bennett
Friends Boarding School
Unesassa
Jamieson
Irving
Theodore Jimerson
Sugar Grove Social Roundup Details Local Visits
Sugar Grove notes list Mr and Mrs J G McDonald and daughter at Lake Chautauqua on Tuesday. Several visitors and trips include D H Haggerty Bessie Anderson Maude Dalrymple to Tidioute and Jamestown, Nell Schlesinger from Cleveland visiting Mix family, Alice King visiting her mother, Laura Samuelson seeing Warren friends, Chas McLean's in Jamestown visited by Haggerty Dalrymple and Maude, Rose Abbott returning from Meadville for commencement, and Ralph Anderson visiting his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Grove
J. G. McDonald
Lake Chautauqua
D. H. Haggerty
Bessie Anderson
Maude Dalrymple
Tidioute
Nell Schlesinger
Cleveland
W. H. Mix
Alice King
J. King
Laura Samuelson
Warren
Haggerty
Ina Dalrymple
Maude
Wm. Dalrymple
Chas. McLeans
Jamestown
Chasty Dalrymple
Ellen Woodside
Katherine
Casselton
N. D
Rose Abbott
Meadville
Ralph Anderson
N. Anderson
Local Notes from Germany and Surrounding Areas
June 25 Germany Flord Akeley travels to Jamestown for summer work. Mrs C L Martin visits daughter Mrs Holt at Corydon. Clair LaDone shopped in Russell. Mrs Alice Outrid visits Mrs Mattie Headley last Tuesday. Mrs Mary Kain called at Lounsbury Corners last Tuesday. G H Marsh of Warren on a farm trip last week. J A Shuler visits wife’s relatives near Bradford. Miss Mamie Nichols, formerly teaching near Bradford, has returned home.
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C. L. Martin
Mrs. Holt
Corydon
Clair LaDone
Russell
Alice Outrid
Mattie Headley
Mary Kain
Lounsbury Corners
G. H. Marsh
Warren
J. A. Shuler
Bradford
Mamie Nichols
Quality first last and always eyeglasses ad
An advertisement asserts high grade prescription work by 25 years of eye and optics study. It warns against traveling specialists and promises best and cheapest prescription glasses with hours from 9 am to 8 pm at 348 Penn Avenue West over Citizens National Bank. Credit to contact Bell 256 J.
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United States
Penn. Avenue
West
Citizens National Bank
Bell
Sinking spells and heart relief from Dr Miles Heart Remedy
A testimonial from Mrs Lizzie Paine of Evansville Indiana describes sinking spells with cold extremities and fainting eased by Dr Miles Heart Remedy. The letter notes improved health after a short use and claims widespread success across the United States. Dr Miles Heart Remedy sold by all druggists with a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails.
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Gore
Lizzie
Evansville
United States
Miles
Miles ME Dical CO
Elkhart
Ind
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Wendeeiete
Shane Orp
First National Bank
Penna
Warren, Penn’a
Market Report
Buffalo Provision Market
East Buffalo Livestock Market
Warren Savings Bank
Warren, Pennsylvania
Depository
State of
Germany
Flord Akeley
Newmaker & Reed
Prof
H. B. Hyde
A.O. A. Optometrist
Warren, PA
A. W. Eaton
Philadelphia
Life Insurance
Penn. Ave
E. Warren, Pa
Chichester S
Chichester
Rockar-Ennis Drug Co
Liberty St
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