Trade conditions mixed with wage readjustments amid steel cuts
The report notes steel price cuts create confusion in iron and copper markets and shake the securities sector though supply and demand reassertion may aid business long term. Wheat rises on bullish news while western activity nears normal, and New York bank clearings show declines with mixed railway and trade data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
West
New York
South
United States
Canada
Dan
Tidioute Community Notes and Local Election Results
The Rev Dr Ellis spoke at Trinity church. Mrs D Smith visited Bradford. Mrs Claude Summerton traveled to Buffalo for hospital care. Election results show F S Hanchett as Burgess and C O Lindquist as Collector, with several other posts filled. Dawson noted as the sole Democrat winner. Local residents briefed include Gibb hosting Jury, Misses Dreyer visiting from Tionesta, Arters and Wedlock heading to Warren, and Grandin's trip to Washington. T W Irvine fell ill while walking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Charles Carnahan
Franklin
Burgess
F. S. Hanchett
C. O. Lindquist
H. H. Cumings
Lillian Hunter
R. S. Martin
L. G. Heath
W. R. Dawson
F. C. Morrison
J. M. Kinnear
Dawson
L. Goldthwaite
Jay Hinckson
Viola
Helen Dreyer
Tionesta
8. M. Jury
Mabel Arters
Bessie Wedlock
Warren
Paterson Publishing Co
W. J. Grandin
Washington, D. C
Carrie Gibb
Ollie Jury
T. W. Irvine
Dr Miles Heart Remedy Promises Cure After 20 Years
A testimonial from Mrs Laura Russell of Logan Iowa claims Dr Miles Heart Remedy cured her long standing heart disease. The ad explains heart failure symptoms and says the remedy strengthens heart nerves and muscles, with money back guarantee if no benefit.
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Miles
Laura Russell
Logan
Iowa
Local News Bits From March Weather and Community Life
Mrs Newbold and daughter left for Philadelphia after spending winter here. Joseph Myers returned from Connecticut due to illness. Guy Swanson underwent an appendicitis operation at Warren Emergency hospital and is recovering well. Miss Lilly Beauman and Mrs Hindman arrived due to Wm Van Dyke's serious illness. Carl Horn Sr improved under Dr Hay. Mrs Horn traveled to Warren for treatment. Henry McGee sold his sulphur spring water route to Carl Horn. the Horns will run Allegheny sulphur springs in 1909. William Van Dyke died at 53 after long service with Oil Creek and later the P R R Co, to be buried Irvine cemetery. George Webber bought the Pope farm in Concord and moved in. Mansfield to occupy vacated property. Despite Tuesday storms, Mothers meeting drew good attendance and a solid program.
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Newbold
Philadelphia
Joseph Myers
Connecticut
Guy Swanson
Warren
Guy
Lilly Beauman
Paterson
N. J
Hindman
Butler Co
Hay
Carl Horn
Henry McGee
Allegheny Sulphur Springs
William van Dyke
van Dyke
Old Oil Creek
Irvine Cemetery
Odd Fellows of
Youngsville
J. P. Burns
Local visitors and health notes plus upcoming Pomona Grange
Mr and Mrs George Cady of Buffalo were visitors here last week. Mrs Frank Schramling remains in serious heart trouble. Pomona Grange will be held here this week Thursday and Friday. Carl Way spent the past week in Grove City. Walter Bennink and family moved into the Walton house. Our schools closed last week Monday for three weeks due to measles and scarlet fever. Mrs Fannie Schramling was called to Corry for her sister’s illness. Mr and Mrs Byron Boardman of Wrightsville were here Friday.
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Frank Schramling
Pomona Grange
Carl Way
Grove City
Walter Bennink
Walton House
Bennink
Fannie Schramling
Corry
Byron Boardman
Wrightsville
Keeler Gas Co drills strong well. community notices
The Keeler Gas Co drilled a gas and oil well Sunday and shot it Friday, reported a good producer. John Jackson bought a new piano Monday. Several locals visited relatives in Kane and Warren, with Mrs. Arnold returning from Warren and Kinzua. Mary Osterman traveled to Kane to teach, while many from this place attended Kane shopping and the farmers' convention. Nearby sickness declined, infant Herald ill but improving, and malaria treated by Dr. Mealy of Ludlow. The Rev Curtis preached at East Kane, and local callers included Chas Keelor and Mrs Thomas Keelor.
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Keeler Gas Co
John Jackson
Benjamin Johnson
Edward Gunnerson
Elmer
A.C. Arnold
Warren
Kinzua
John Johnson
Ellen
Kane
Mary Osterman
Farmers’ Convention
Gust Moberg
Anna Johnson
John Passinger
Herald
Mr. Curtis
East Kane
Chas. Keelor
Thomas Keelor
Dr. Mealy
Ludlow
Chas. Pearson
Thos. Keelor, Jr
Local Social notes and church events reported
Mrs Maggie Brown and children returned from Warren. Miss Josie Homer visiting Corydon relatives. quarterly W M church meeting Feb 20 21 with Rev W A Backus and Rev A N Cordner present. S A Brown in Youngsville. Rev W H Armstrong assisting in Chandler Valley protracted meetings. J H Sullivan serving as juror in Warren this week. Ruby M Samuelson visiting sister Grace Brown. T J Tobey and wife visited Youngsville. F L Brooks lost a cow recently.
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Maggie Brown
Warren
Josie Homer
Corydon
W. M
W. A. Backus
Stewart Run
A. N. Cordner
Pittsfield
S. A. Brown
Youngsville
W. H. Armstrong
Mr. Nichols
U. B
Chandlers Valley
J. H. Sullivan
Ruby M. Samuelson
Grace Brown
T. J. Tobey
F. L. Brooks
Grange Holds Annual Meeting and Social News
Our Grange held its annual meeting on February 27 with two new members enrolled. Jacob Schuler and wife were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bennett. Arthur Schnyder and wife of Randolph New York were entertained here by friends and relatives over Sunday.
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Jacob Schuler
J. C. Bennett
Arthur Schnyder
Randolph
N. Y
Local Social News and Visits Reported
Miss Mary Casey is on the sick list. Mrs. C. D. Outrid visited Mrs. C. Beach Saturday evening. J. O. Loungbury and C. L. Martin called at Russell Saturday. Homer Brown called at Mr. Ackley’s Sunday. H. B. Tillow returned to Olean after visiting his daughter Mrs. C. D. Outrid. H. B. Lounsbury has a new separator. Arthur Herrick called on the Hill Sunday.
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Mary Casey
C. D. Outrid
C. Beach
J.O. Loungbury
C. l L. Martin
Russell
Homer Brown
Mr. Ackley
H. B. Tillow
Olean
H. B. Lounsbury
Local social and business visits noted in county seat
J M Hook visited the county seat for business. J M Green and daughter Mabel called on friends in Corydon. R A Winchester and family from Wyoming stayed with Mr and Mrs David Holt. Frank Marsh returns to work after a back ailment. Mrs C L Martin of Quaker Hill visited town. Etta Griffin attended a Salamanca dance. J K Morse did business in Potter County. Roy Harris and wife from Clarendon visited relatives. C F Morrison conducted a recent Bradford business visit.
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J. M. Hook
J. M. Green
Mabel
Corydon
R. A. Winchester
Charles
Wyoming
David Holt
Frank Marsh
C. L. Martin
Quaker Hill
Etta Griffin
Salamanca
N. Y
J. K. Morse
Potter County
Roy Harris
Clarendon
C. EF. Morrison
Bradford
Pennsylvania Railroad Announces Tie Purchases and Prices
The Pennsylvania Railroad will buy all obtainable ties after six months of not purchasing, sending price lists to local farmers who supply ties. The schedule lists Locust, white oak, black walnut, wild cherry, mixed oak and chestnut ties with first and second class prices. Main line ties must be eight feet six inches long and seven inches thick and face. It is estimated over 3,000,000 cross ties will be used this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania
North American Plans New Kids Feature in Comics
The North American will publish a fairy story verse by Walter R. Bradford with illustrations by John R. Neill in the March 7 comic section. The duo aims to offer a distinctly different and appealing children's feature with light verse and beautiful pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter R. Bradford
Bradford
Nip and Tuck
North American
John R. Neill
America
Neill
Comic Feature Claims Paper Success
The management of the paper asserts it has achieved success in its current venture. Staff reactions and reader response hint at a positive reception, with optimism about future editions and continued growth in readership.
Tie Rejection Practices At Tie Box Sale
A New York Sun item recounts how clerks remove ties that several men reject from a display. They place these ties in a separate box for later sale to women buying gifts for men.
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New York Sun
Illustrated Buffalo Express to Start Weekly Letters Series
The Illustrated Buffalo Express will publish a weekly series of Letters of a Japanese Schoolboy by Hashimura Togo. These letters humorously comment on American affairs and are touted as highly discussed. A new series begins this week with unchanged price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illustrated Buffalo Express
Hashimura Togo
Illustrated Express
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Chas. Bowen
D. Smith
S. M. Jury
Della
C. C. Jury
Derwood Durlin
C. L. Gray
T. G. Saigeon
Erie
Mr. Saigeon
Messrs
John Steadwell
Ralph Smutz
Clarence Gorman
Charles Brant
Chas. Brant
Oil City
John Christy
Christy
Irvine
George Webber
Pope
Concord
Mr. Mansfield
Mr. Webber
Mothers
Columbus
George Cady
Ayer
J. C. Ayer Co
Lowell
Mass
Wetmore
Brown Hill
Arthur Herrick
Sugar Run
Penn
R. R
Kopf & Henry
Warren, Pa
Edwin Clark
George Yeates
Freehold
Carl W. Beckstrom
Geo. Jackson
Chauncey S. Mead
Carl J. Siggins
Horace A. Crary
A. C. Baynes
Sheffield
Geo. L. Hatch
Henry Zurbuchen
Conewango
Chas. H. Clawson
Keystone Handle Co
James H. Coburn
J. F. Wesley
Sugar Grove
James W. Demmon
Henry Sears
Pine Grove
East Warren Real Estate Co
J. Gunning Et al
John A. Walsh
Nina B. Scranton
Farmington
Cc. O. Nelson
David York
F. E. Windsor
Glade
Walter J. Wright
Eugene Billborough
Deerfield
James Farnsworth
T. Farnsworth
John F. Wesley
Henry McKelvey
Geo. M. Underwood
F. H. Pollock
Charley H. Lind
John Grunder
C. H. Lind
Hugh A. Siggins
J. M. McClelland
Myron W. Jackson
H. Dudley Austen
Helen B. Mattison
James M. Smith
Joanna M. Smith
Alfred Kliest
Sofia Ward
Jacob Hornstrom
John W. Hornstrom
Charles Comstock
Merrit Johnson
A. N. Capwell
C. S. Keefer
Eldred
Edward Munger
W. L. Munger
Trustees Christian Church
Erie Christian Conference
Bear Lake
Erastus Barnes
Harry H. Horton
NEW Home Sewing Machine Company
Orange
B. Hill
Warren PA
Siegfried
A. A. Davis & Co
B. Warren Tel. Co
McCall’s Magazine
Queen of Fashion
McCall.co
Chicago
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