Lincoln's Kentucky Birthplace From March Centenary
A century after Thomas Lincoln claimed a Hardin County farm in Kentucky, with a noted spring and shelving rock, the Virginian carpenter built a log cabin for his bride Nancy Hanks. Abraham Lincoln spent nine years there, receiving basic schooling from his mother and enjoying boyhood near the spring and rock, while helping with farm work and grist to the mill along the old Louisville and Nashville pike.
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Lincoln
Kentucky
Thomas Lincoln
Hardin Co
Nancy Hanks
Abraham
Indiana
Illinois
Gray
Rock-Spring
Louisville and Nashville
Trade and labor conditions in the nation report
Commercial life shows favorable conditions with rising wages, robust retail hopes for spring wear, and prompt freight despite a mild winter. Manufacturing, leather sales, steel, iron, lumber demand, and glass price moves are noted along with February farm exports up about 45 percent year over year. Judge Parker predicts Roosevelt may face another nomination.
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New York
United States
Canada
Dun
Frewsburg Club notes Hamlet study and local doings
Frewsburg Study Club met at Mrs. Weiss home with music business session Current Events and papers on Hamlet Ophelia and Chief Points of Study led by Mrs. Mackey Mrs. Robertson and Mrs. Bennett Also a discussion on the topics Mrs. White of Warren visited T J Wichfield and families in Warren and Frewsburg. Local moves include a rifle range being built on the milk farm and Charles Peterson partnering with Crest Peterson in a shoe store.
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Frewsburg
Frewsburg Study Club
R. S. White
Warren
T. J. Wichfield
Lucile Putnam
Charles McNeal
Barnes
Marietta Jackson
Miss Maud Herron
Harrington
Will Griffin
Stontenburg
Busti
Louis Fuller
Pittsburg
John Curtis
Fentonville
Delos Austin
Frank Adams
Saxe Old Newspapers Sold By Mati Office
Old newspapers suitable for under carpets packing woods or covering shelves are available from Mati office. Call for details and pricing.
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Saxe
Mati
Local notes from Columbus area highlight visits and events
Clyde Wright of Youngsville and Curtis Walton visited town last week while Harry Trusler of Eldorado Oklahoma reunited with his mother after 18 years. Several residents, including Chauncy Spencer and Mrs N M Frank, remain ill. The Columbus Dramatic Club plans a new play on April 6 and Columbus Park is rented to a Corry man.
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Clyde Wright
Youngsville
Curtis Walton
Columbus
Harry Trusler
Eldorado
Okla
Thomas Murray
J. Wheeler
Farmington
Chauncy Spencer
N. M. Frank
Archie Capwell
D. B. Triskett
David Walton
Albertine Lundquist
Elton Allen
Warren
Allen
Jamestown
William Shippee
Clyde Hassett
Arta Smith
Mable Ross
Corry
Morton
Columbus Dramatic Club
Columbus Park
Local notices and visits in Dugall area and surrounding towns
John Spetz visited Columbus last Friday while Charlie Hankin moved onto Frank Isaacson ownership property. Oscar Lind and Luther Johnson visited Lind Hill with Amanda Blad and Miss Lindholm staying at the Lutheran parsonage. A dime social at Isaacson residence drew crowds. a distance telephone line from Lind Hill to Miles Run was decided at a Miles Run schoolhouse meeting. Railroad work between Columbus and Grant Station progresses with many local young men employed.
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Gust
Frank Isaacson
Luther Johnson
Wrightsville
Lind Hill
Miss Lindholm
Frewsburg
Lutheran Parsonage
Miles Run
Columbus
Grant Station
I O O F and D of R Lodge Anniversary in Corydon
The I O O F and D of R lodges plan their twelfth anniversary celebration for Saturday March 24. Mrs C D Clawson and Ruth Hullett are listed as sick. The Teeters will move to Ohio soon. Mrs Hullett traveled to Bradford last week. Young People Aid met at Mrs Ensign to share a cheerful gathering. Miss Susie Sill hosted a musicale with Dr C C Flatt’s guests Miss Sill Miss Hazeltine and Miss Myrtle Black. Sparry Canfield family has moved from Unamicus Pennsylvania to Corydon. Miss Hester Knapp of Youngstown is visiting her father William Knapp who is ill.
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Susie Sill
C. C. Flatt
Community Notes From Warren Area Happenings
Mar 19 Mr and Mrs Chas Briggs visited T J Harrington. Schoolhouse services set for April 1. Frank Stanton moved to Warren to run a grocery. Landers hosted the pedro club Saturday. Miss Myrtle Bennett ill. P R Walker visited Akeley creamery. Earl Bennett moved to Warren. Miss Lena Rickerson visiting Frewsburg this week. Leontine and Marie Harrington recovering from whooping cough. Mr Wooden hosted Andrew Clendening family. Sleighing good and teams active despite winter.
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Chas. Briggs
T. J. Harrington
Frank Stanton
Warren
Landers
Myrtle Bennett
P. R.walker
Akeley Creamery
Earl Bennett
Lena Rickerson
Frewsburg
Leontine
Marie Harrington
Mr. Wooden
Andrew Clendening
Revival closes as three join church at Russell event
Rev L M Barnard wrapped up revival meetings with great interest. three new members joined the church and five went to probation. Rev Nichols from Frewsburg aided, with thanks to Russell friends. F C A dinner planned March 28 at Swager home. Ladies Aid note Mrs Stanford's departure and gift of a silver spoon to honor her. Attendees included Barnard, Davenport family, Fenton, and Rickersons returning to town.
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L. M. Barnard
Barnard
Nichols
U. B
Frewsburg
Russell
F.C. A
Bert Swager
Akeley
Ladies’ Aid Society
Lucy Stanford
Flora Adams
Ladies’ Aid
Stanford
D. R. Austin
Palmeter couple celebrate 25th anniversary at Dry Brook
The 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Palmeter was held Thursday at Dry Brook with F Adams family, Mr. and Mrs. John Davis and E L Davis in attendance. Ira Adams reported a valuable cow lost Saturday.
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F. Adams
F. F. Davis
Fred
John Davis
E. L. Davis
W. P. Palmeter
Dry Brook
Ira Adams
Local Notes From Newers and Nearby Towns
George Harvard left for Smethport. Miss Mayo opened school after illness. Mrs EK Eldridge improving slowly. Red Men gathered at Smethport. Residents work at Colegrove and a cheese factory is emerging. Several social events and visits noted including birthdays and illnesses.
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George Harvard
Smethport
Mayo
Eldridge
Colegrove
Local Social Notes From Suger Run March Visitations
Mrs Beulah Wilcox visits relatives in Onoville New York Henry Muntz of Steamburg calls on relatives in town last Mrs Florence McGill of Westline in town Thursday evening last Miss Mary Green and sister Mable Warren visitors Friday J K Morse spent Sunday in town with family Abel Wilcox in town E N Holmes and Frank Clicquenot drove to Steamburg one day last week Martin Gilman of Quaker Hill in town recently Leo Wilcox and family visit Onoville with wife and son Zabin Wright and wife of Quaker Bridge visit with J E Morse and wife Miss Myrta Newton Klondike calls on relatives Saturday Wm Belser and family visit Walter Newton Sunday Frank Marsh leaves for Taintor to haul chemical wood.
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Florence McGill
Westline
Mary.Green
Mable
Warren
J. K. Morse
Abel Wilcox
E. N. Holmes
Frank Clicquenot
Steamburg
N. Y
Martin Gilman
Quaker Hill
Leo Wilcox
Onoville
Zabin Wright
Quaker Bridge
Burial for Eva Lefford at United Evangelical church
Eva Lewella Lefford aged about years died March 8 1906 at North Clarendon after bronchial pneumonia. She left a husband three daughters a son and both parents with siblings and many relatives. Funeral held March 11 at the United Evangelical church with the Lady Maccabees in attendance. Interment in Oakland Cemetery New York. Also discusses chorus girls saving money in Western states with wages and frugal living details.
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North Clarendon
Eva Lewella Lefford
United Evangelical Church
Garner
Lady Maccabees
Oakland Cemetery
A Chorus Girl’s Work and Wages
Norah Anderson surveys chorus life in The New Idea Woman's Magazine. She contrasts singing chorus girls with show girls or Gibson Girls, noting show girls are valued for appearance and are better paid. The piece cites Edna May's play The Catch of the Season and outlines weekly earnings across venues.
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Norah Anderson
New Idea Woman’s Magazine
March
Edna May
Mam. Legal Blanks Specialty For Quick Job Printing
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Tillman Speech on Rate Bill Draws Calm, Nonpartisan Interest
Senator Tillman presented the rate bill report in the Senate with calm deliberation and a matter-of-fact tone. He urged amendments but warned they must not undermine the legislation aligned with the President's message, as interest grows and the bill remains non-partisan.
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Tillman
Senate
South Carolina
Congress
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Eclipse Orchestra
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H. S. Ayer
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Henry Muntz
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