Death and Local News From Youngsville March
Mrs. Albert Jones died after a long illness leaving a husband and two children. Mrs. R. B. Davis died at home March 17, survived by a husband three daughters and two sons. Funeral set for Wednesday at two o clock. Anna A. Jackson returns from a long visit in Greeley Colorado. The United States Safety Match Co. has materialized and work will start in the barn owned by Chas Kay. Minstrels by Nature's Remedy Show Co. are in town this week. Mead Bros. erecting a greenhouse. Alfred Lawson Frank Gray Fannie Wistrand and Seth Wistrand left for Washington state.
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Youngsville
Albert Jones
Anna A. Jackson
Greeley
Colorado
United States Safety Match Co
Chas. Kay
Nature’s Remedy Show Co
Amelia Patchen
Sons
Stillson Hill
Mead Bros
Alfred Lawson
Frank Gray
Fannie Wistrand
Seth Wistrand
Washinton State
R. B. Davis
Dugalil Notes and Local Socials March Roundup
March calendar notes school closes April 2. Young People's League plans a Sugar Social at Mrs. A. M. Jones home March 21 for fundraising. Miss Smith of Corry to preach at A. B. Church next Sunday evening. Dime social held at Erick Anderson home. Lutheran Cemetery gains new fence. John Wolfe recovering after appendicitis operation at Warren Hospital. Giles Hartley travels to Buffalo for eye treatment. Harold Mumford and Ed Wallmark from Sheffield visit.
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A. B
Arthur Mapes
Corry
Erick Anderson
Harold Mumford
Ed. Wallmark
Sheffield
John Wolfe
Warren Hospital
Giles Hartley
Buffalo
Teachers Institute at Columbus Adopts Educational Papers
The Columbus Teachers Institute opened with devotional by Rev Wilkinson led by chairman Er Monroe. Miss Hattie Tyler elected secretary. Students and teachers presented papers on School Environments Reading Language Physical Training and Parent cooperation. Various solos and talks concluded the session.
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Columbus
Er. L. Monroe
Wilkinson
Hattie L. Tyler
Mary Crosby
C. J. Gunning
N. H. Phillips
Jones Smith
H.S. Ayer
Lulu Covel
Ruth Scholton
Carlton Barnes
Jeannette Force
O. J. Gunning
Millie Morrison
Nathan Phillips
Anna Ayer
Emerson
Barnes
Real Estate Transfers Recently Recorded
Geo E Howles and wife transfer to John Hammond Columbus $700. C S Griswold and wife transfer to Ross A Jackson Brokenstraw $800. Thomas F Barker transfers to K M Hollis Columbus $850. Alvira E Weaver et al transfer to Weldon R Weaver Brokenstraw $1. Carrie Estergreen transfers to John Gallagher and wife Warren $1 050. Willard Arnold and wife transfer to George Lindberg Sugar Grove $275. Horace C Rich and wife transfer to Helen Slayton Pine Grove $1. John McDonald and wife transfer to A M McDonald et al Freehold val eon. C W Pero and wife transfer to Annie Woodard Spring Creek $200. Geo C Priestley and wife transfer to H P Stone Warren $1. Helping Hand B L Assoc to Sam Petterson et al trustees Pine Grove $1.
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Geo. E. Howles
John Hammond
Columbus
C. S. Griswold
Ross A. Jackson
Brokenstraw
Thomas F. Barker
K. M. Hollis
Alvira E. Weaver
Weldon R. Weaver
Carrie Estergreen
John Gallagher
Warren
Willard Arnold
George Lindberg
Sugar Grove
Horace C. Rich
Helen Slayton
Pine Grove
John McDonald
A. M. McDonald
Freehold
Val Eon
C. W. Pero
Annie Woodard
Spring Creek
Geo. C. Priestley
H. P. Stone
B. & L. Assoe
Sam’! Peterson Et al
N G P Medals of Honor Awarded for Rifle ProWess in 1901
The Sixteenth Regiment National Guard Pennsylvania earned rifle proficiency medals. Awards include 20 year decorations for Lieut Conneely and Sgt C J Gunning of Warren, a 19 year badge for Capt D F A Wheelock, 17 year for Lieut Col G C Richards, 16 year for Major BK Windsor, 15 year for Col W J Hulings, 14 year for Major A D Burns and Lieut G C Sloane, with Lieut J E Fennerty and Sgt W S Couch noted. Bradford Era reports.
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T. J. Stewart
Conneely
C. J. Gunning
Warren
D. F. A. Wheelock
G. C. Richards
Oil City
Windsor
W. J. Hulings
A. D. Burns
G. C. Sloane
Bradford
J. E. Fennerty
W. S. Couch
Sap Death Roy Schobey Killed by Train at Tracy Run
Roy Schobey aged 23 was killed Thursday evening March 13 by a passenger train at Tracy Run. He leaves a wife and child, parents, four brothers Frank Will Charley Archie Scho bey, and was insured for 1000 dollars. The K of C T M aided burial in Corydon Cemetery with services Sunday at 11 A M by Revs Hickok and Williams.
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Corydon Cemetery
Hickok
Williams
Kertcher’s Plans Easter Opening At New Store
Kertcher announces a grand Easter opening this Friday March 21 at the new store. The display features the latest millinery ideas and improvements for a modern shopping experience inviting all to visit.
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Kertcher’s
Engraved Cards and Invites at The Mai Opens
New stylish millinery debuting at J Kertcher's with opening Friday March 21. The notice announces engraved cards wedding invitations and announcements available at The Mai office and shop.
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Mai
Cuba and Havana A Portrait of a Growing Island
The article surveys Cuba and Havana noting a mix of hospitality and ambition. It discusses labor, business honesty, education, and emerging industries while reflecting on American influence and looming annexation doubts amid sugar wealth and new schools and colleges. It details Carnival customs and urban life from parades to theatres and transport practices.
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Cuba
Paris
Madrid
New York
Havana
Florida
United States
Sugar Trust
Grab Sale at Merck & Kirberger Jewelers March 21 22
Friday and Saturday March 21 and 22 a Grab Sale offers packages from a first class jewelry store including clocks jewelry opera glasses silver novelties and leather goods all for 25 cents each with no blanks and many items priced ten to twenty times higher in value Buyers receive a free chance on a Ladies Gold-filled Watch with each purchase offering a potential free watch at no cost. Merck and Kirberger promote as leading jewelers.
Bradford Franchised Telegraph System Bid Sparks City Debate
Bradford votes to grant the New York and Pennsylvania Telephone and Telegraph Company a 50 year franchise to build operate and maintain an electric telephone and telegraph network. The deal sets business rates at 48 dollars and residence service at 24 dollars with city aid including fifteen free phones and 200 dollars toward patrol communications. The firm will invest 50 000 in Bradford improvements and build a dedicated telephone building while dropping a costly municipal costs suit.
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Bradford
New York and Pennsylvania Telephone and Telegraph Company
Smethport
It Kills the Dirt Good Soap Ad from Warren Pa
An advertisement extols a white pure soap branded GOOD as a powerful cleaner that preserves fabrics and resists fading. It touts dirt killing power and cleanliness, noting production by Warren Specialty Co. of Warren Pennsylvania.
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Warren Specialty Co
Warren, Pa
E. B. Hyde Farm for Sale in Spring Creek
Farm sale notice reports in Warren county Spring Creek property offered at very low figures. It features buildings, a 300 tree sugar bush, a dam repairable with small expense, a profitable feed mill, and seller financing. Inquiries to J. H. Cogswell in Titusville or E. J. Coss at the adjoining farm.
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E. B. Hyde
Spring Creek
Warren County
J. H. CoGswell
West Central Avenue
Titusville
E. J. Coss
100 Tons Wanted and Local Notices
100 Tons Wanted. I will pay cash for old rubber boots and shoes old wringer rollers circular packing garden hose and other items free from dirt and iron. Also old brass lead zinc copper boiler bottoms free of iron. Pickup at Watson Avenue near Boss Wagon Shop between Second and Third streets. Evenings at the Mansion House. ROBERT JOHNSON. TO THE FARMERS The Struthers Hotel Barn is now in charge of John Stinger for farmer and transient horses. MILLINERY opening at Kertcher's Friday March 21. BONDS for Supervisors and Town Treasurers for sale at the MAIL office. Full stock of legal blanks. DINNER Sets forty five to pick from FEHLMAN'S. NEW millinery at Kertcher's Opening Friday March 21.
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Watson Avenue
Boss
Mansion House
Struthers Hotel
John Stinger
Kertcher’s
Metzger and Hogan Recognize Retailer Price Differences
Fragmentary text notes Metzger and Hogan and mentions retailers and pricing. It references quantity handling in town, jobbers, and a contrast between eight times price and bulk household dry goods. The damaged OCR prevents a clear event or outcome.
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J. Kertcher’s
UMA
Standard Oil Co
Merck & Kirberger
Robert Johnson
Fehlman
Fehlman'’S
Kertcher
Metzger Dt
Hogan
Metzger & Hogan
Allen’s Cash Shoe Store
Liberty Street
Invn
Ted
Water Street
Maybank & CO
Hammond Iron
Struthers Station
N. Greenland & Son