Union City to Bond for New High School Building
Union City residents vote to bond 25 000 dollars for a greatly needed new high school. Other items note winter spearing season ending on Chautauqua Lake, July Bradford races, Odd Fellows Home annex contract at Meadville, two teachers institutes in Warren county, Levi Leonard re elected justice, a Jamestown woman’s skunk tale, destruction of Stewart's tavern near Corry, a Tionesta court vinegar case with not guilty verdict, first national good roads convention to be held in Erie, and Oil City Derrick on February oil district gains.
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Chautauqua Lake
Union City
S. B. M. Young
Grant
Franklin
4Th
Penna. Cavalry
Bradford
New York
Odd Fellows’ Home Association
Meadville
Warren County
Pittsfield
North Warren
Levi Leonard
Spring Creek Township
Falconer Street
Jamestown
N. Y
Corry
Stewart
Concord Road
Simeon Stewart
Tionesta
Lindsey
Albion
Erie
New York and Chicago Roads Association
Erie Chamber of Commerce
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Clarion State Normal School Opens Spring Term
The Clarion State Normal School offers unexcelled facilities for professional teacher training. Spring term opens April 5th.
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Clarion State Normal School
Buffalo Express Promises Enhanced Illustrated Issue Soon
The Buffalo Express praising its enlarged edition calls it the best illustrated paper in the world. It notes Feb 28 issue with over six dozen pictures for five cents and previews the March 6 automobile number with a full page of auto pictures. It mentions upcoming coverage of the Russian Japanese War and an interview with Secretary Cortelyou by Frank G Carpenter.
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Illustrated
Buffalo Express
The
Express
John Smith
Frank G. Carpenter
Cortelyou
Department of Labor
Collier's appoints front line chief and eleven staff reporters
Collier's Weekly names Richard Harding Davis as chief correspondent at the front in the Japanese Russian war. A staff of eleven correspondents and photographers will cover progress scenes and developments. They will provide maps from the map department at 416 West Eighteenth Street New York for a two cent stamp.
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Collier’s
Richard Harding Davis
Staf
Hey
National Weekly
Collier’s Weekly
West Eighteenth Street
New York
County Notes From Youngsville March Update
Mrs Crum of Philadelphia visits sister Miss Margaret ay. The school thrives under Prof White. Several residents move houses and others recover from illness. Lower Sugar Grove and Cemetery streets flood hindering travel. A sermon on liquor was preached by Rev J P Barns. The piece notes charitable deeds and sparse court attendance.
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Marcu
Crum
Philadelphia
Margaret Ay
Prof. White
E. L. Morris
Albert Anderson
Geo. Hopkin
Main Street
W. H. Fenton
Anderson
Ty. H. Russell
J. A. Lagerdahl
Harry McGee
Smith
Sugar Grove
Cemetery Streets
J. W. Agrelius
C. H. Reno
Second Street
John Farnham
Pittsfield
Local notices and social items from Corydon area
Mrs. Homer Ensign travels to McLane Erie County due to her father's illness. Edna Turney hosted Warren relatives with Hers Bert Phillips Ernest Phillips and Claude Jones. Rev. Emerson Jones visited Jay Tome and returned to Barnes Pa. Miss Sill of Warren shows strong piano teaching results in Corydon. A quiet I C O F hall dance concluded successfully. Benj Crooks visited his daughter Mrs Archer in Salamanca. C H Clawson and Edward Fogles visit Ohio to survey territory. Miss Gertrude Shuler, Elk Township teacher, visited Corydon with her sister Mrs Geo Akers. Two sleds carried Corydon residents to Bradford. one party jokes about pension. Mr Zibble, an elder soldier, tipped his load but all escaped injury. A Griffin hotel violin recital by Prof Kay impressed attendees.
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Benj. Crooks
Archer
Salamanca
C.H. Clawson
Edward Fogles
Ohio
Gertrude Shuler
Elk Tp
Corydon
Geo. Akers
Bradford
Zibble
Griffin Hotel
Kay
Local Notes From Jamestown Area Change With Health and Weather
Marcu 1 reports A E Russell ill but improving slowly. Miss Belle Gregory returns home after Jamestown visit. Water high from ice gorge at railroad bridge. Elson Dorthy of Celeron visiting relatives here. J H Russell diagnosed with typhoid fever yesterday. Charles Chase of Warren turns 71 after surprise birthday from Russell crowd. Mrs Join Briggs, Jamestown artist, conducting a fine class here. Elma McManus ill but better today.
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Marcu
T. A. E. Russell
Belle Gregory
Jamestown
N. Y
Railroad Bridge
Elson Dorthy
Celeron
J. H. Russell
Charles Chase
Warren
Russell
Join Briggs
Elma McManus
Local Notes From Kellettville And Vicinity
Wm Tobey of Kellettville visited his nephew I G Tobey last week. Mr and Mrs C F Brown and Florence visited S A Browns Saturday. Geo Linberg lost a horse recently. W D Stearns is seriously ill at his son's home KE Stearns. Lee Hyde improving after illness. Addie Sullivan returned from Sheffield for her cousin Miss Dwyers wedding. Mrs Jennie Stearns and Cora Lyn went to Akron NY Friday for a relative's funeral. Mrs Gertie Pratt and children visited Youngsville last week. Supt Gunning visited the local school Friday. Fred Brooks benefits from vaccination. L A Hyde went to Grand Valley. Mrs Gertie Pratt is seriously ill.
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Wm. Tobey
Kellettville
I. G. Tobey
C. F. Brown
Florence
Sugar Grove
S. A. Brown
Geo. Linberg
W. D. Stearns
KE. K. Stearns
Lee Hyde
L. A. Hyde
Grand Valley
Gertie Pratt
Feb 20 Local Notes and Movements
February 20 notes report Harry Craker renting the Dugall store and Mrs. Joe Platt hosting Miss Jennie Platt in Page Hallow. Ansel Guy works at the James Brooks factory. A cow killed after a run in with another cow. Fred Carlson and wife visited friends out of town. Emma Ford moving to her mother's farm. O G Eames plans spring move to Allen place. Rev Will Fenton conducted Josiah Sweetland funeral. Mrs Gus Hegg listed as sick.
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Harry Craker
Dugall
Joe Platt
Page Hallow
Jennie Platt
Ansel Guy
Youngsville
James Brooks
Fred Carlson
Emma Ford
O. G. Eames
Allen Place
Will Fenton
Josiah Sweetland
Gus Hegg
Married Friday Evening in Parsonage of Prof Sutton
Rural mail carriers face a hard winter road as Prof Sutton weds Miss Helen Ingersoll at the parsonage. Friends greet the couple and well wishes abound. Mr Murphy and wife visit her parents Mr and Mrs Whitney. Moving day looms with restless townsfolk. A son born to John Dalrymple and wife and another bouncing boy to Dana Brooks and wife. New year resolutions noted.
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Prof
Sutton
Helen Ingersoll
Murphy
Whitney
John Dalrymple
Dana Brooks
Local Notes From Deforest Area March Meeting
March items show visits by Deforest Bindley and Miss Roberts of Panama. Grace Thompson of Wrightsville stayed with D S Pierce. D G Lowe improves after illness. Mary Pierce misses school due to teacher illness. Bear Lake and Lottsville Aid Societies meet at Verda Rosequist’s home. John Curtis moves goods to Smith house. measles affect Ava Norris and Maude Baker. Hattie and Lena Smith visit Sugar Grove. D M Howard from Warren canvasses voters. Ella Pierce is sick with grip.
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Deforest Bindley
Miss Roberts
Panama
Jay Comstock
Grace Thompson
Wrightsville
Pierce
D. G Lowe
James
George
Mary Pierce
Bear Lake
Local Notes From County Clippings Update
TipiouTE News reports a birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs H E Clarke last week. YOUNGSVILLE citizens discuss spring housing needs. Mrs P L Irvine and son Roy return to farm near Wrightsville. Nellie Mix heads to Cleveland to train as a nurse. Jamestown stage resumes service after 90 day gap. Ginseng prices rise to 12 per pound with strong future demand. Carl Bangs of Warren ill at Sheffield House. Edinboro Normal invites grades eight through ten and high school pupils. term starts March 28.
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Sugar Grove
Nellie Mix
Cleveland
Jamestown
Sheffield Observer
Gass
Carl Bangs
Warren
Singer Sewing Machine Con
Sheffield
Fine Farm for Sale Near Frewsburg Jamestown NY
A 9046 acre farm near Frewsburg and Jamestown New York is offered for sale by Mrs. R C Dingley. The property features level soil fruit trees good wells spring water two large barns and houses and potential split into village lots or two farms. It lies on the planned Warren and Jamestown electric railway with price potential rising after summer.
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Frewsburg
N. Y
Jamestown
N.Y
Warren and
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