Mount Oak Social Roundup and Obituary Note
Miss Ruth Starr visits Miss Cecil Young for a few days. Iva and Elga Oviatt of Youngsville visited with their parents. Arthur Cox family of Hick Corners and Kenniston family with baby girl of Mount Oak visited Eldred Center. Hutchison family and granddaughter Treva Macben of Eldred Center visited Mount Oak. Darius Oviatt, longtime resident, died in Youngsville. J Trisket was a Grand Valley visitor. Espey Nichols returned from Irvington after a short visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Oak
Ruth Starr
Cecil Young
Iva
Elga Oviatt
Youngsville
Arthur Cox
Hick Corners
Kenniston
Eldred Center
Hutchison
Treva Macben
Darius Oviatt
Youngsville Fir
J. Trisket
Grand Valley
Espey Nichols
Irvington
May 7 News in Columbus Area
Gerald Monroe returned to Ithaca for high school commencement exercises. Mrs. Cynthia Cleland and Mrs. Charlie Raymond attended Mrs. Lopus's funeral at Bear Lake. Mrs. Dorn and her daughter visited Mrs. Fry and Mrs. Walton. Albert Orin broke his leg after a fall returning from work. Mrs. Frank Gordon left for North East. Miss Fay Gordon wed Leon Wyn at Spartansburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Gerald Monroe
Ithica
Cynthia Cleland
Charlie Raymond
Bear Lake
Lopus
Dorn
Sugar Grove
Frank Dorn
Fry
Walton
Albert Orin
Frank Gordon
North East
Fay Gordon
Leon Wyn
Spartansburg
Strike Against High Prices Hits Cleveland Kosher Butchers
In Cleveland on May 9, sixty-three of sixty-four kosher butcher shops closed as a united strike by butchers and patrons to pressure wholesalers to cut prices. Customers pledged to abstain from eating flesh until victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
United
Woman Indicted for Husband Shooting Collapses in Cell
Atlanta on May 9 Mrs Daisy Gore Grace the grand jury indicted for shooting Eugene H Grace collapsed in her cell. A physician reported she is in a serious nervous condition and remains in dangerous condition according to doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta, Ga
Daisy Gore Grace
Eugene H. Grace
Grace
Fog Delays War Exercises Halted King George Visit
Fog interfered with the war exercises in Weymouth delaying the arrival of King George and forcing cancellation of the Gay’s program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weymouth
King George
Auburn man dies after Moravia fair grounds crash
Levi Van Etten age 74 of Auburn died after an automobile driven by Clarence Small struck him at Moravia fair grounds. The incident is reported as a fatal crash with the victim’s identity confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi van Etten
Auburn
Clarence Small
Moravia Fair Grounds
Radium Climate Theory Sparks Pole Debate
The text notes that some thinkers claim large radium amounts brought to the North Pole could alter global climate, presenting a speculative alchemical concept rather than established science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pole
Ancestor Witness Death Ending in Suicide at Portrait Session
In Cedar Rapids Iowa Mary John Statsny aged 65 a saloon keeper killed himself last night. He prepared for the act by dressing in white removing street clothes and arranging his ancestors’ portraits on chairs. He then fixed a spike in a window casing tied a cord around his neck and hanged himself while kneeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Mary
John Statsny
St Louis Approves Funds for Mosquito Campaign
St Louis city approves a annual appropriation of 5909 for mosquito control and sets total fiscal year funding at 10 228000 an increase of 706000 over last year with May 9 date noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Market Report from New York May 8 Wheat and Butter Prices
Market update lists No 2 red wheat at 1.21 and fraction, oats at 62Yc fob, butter creamery specials 33c extras 32 1/2c, eggs state and Pennsylvania white fancy new large 22 1/2c, potatoes state per bushel 3.50 to 4.00 and Maine per bag 4.00 to 4.25.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Maine
Buffalo Provision Market Prices
Buffalo market prices list Wheat No 2 white at 1.22 dollars and No 2 red at 1.24. Corn No 3 yellow 84 cents and No 4 yellow 82 cents. Oats No 2 white 61 4 cents and No 3 white 61 cents. Flour fancy blended patent per barrel 6.75 to 7.50, winter family patent 5.50 to 6.25. Butter creamery Western tubs extras 31 32 cents, creamery 26 to 28. Eggs state henery white fancy 21 21 1/2 cents. Cheese good to choice 16 16 1/2 cents. Potatoes white fancy per bushel 1.35 to 1.40.
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Buffalo
Market Report Shows Mixed Livestock Prices Across Categories
CATTLE prime steers quoted at 8.50 to 8.60 per hundredweight for 1200 to 1400 lb animals. Heifers and cows range with various grades from 5.90 to 8.50, veals 8.25 to 8.50. SHEEP AND LAMBS show choice spring lambs at 8.25, mixed sheep 5.75 to 6.25.
Timothy Prices and Grain Quotes on Track Report
Timothy No 2 on track with prices at 28.50 and 29.90. No. timothy and do. listed at 26.00 and 27.00. Straw, wheat and oat quoted at 14.00 and 15.00.
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Timothy
Real Estate Transfers Across Warren County Listings
A series of property transfers reported with buyers and sellers including M. L. Fehlman to Hyatt Grunder Pleasant two dollars to F. J. Morrison and wife to Alanson G. Morrison Corydon and other pairs with values ranging from one dollar to six hundred sixty six dollars sixty cents, across towns such as Glen, Sheffield, Farmington and Youngsville. Details show transfers by individuals and estates including Christian P. Fuellhart and Grace Lindsey guardianship, and the treasurer’s transfer in Watson township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Fehlman
Hyatt Grunder
Pleasant Two
F. J. Morrison
Alanson G. Morrison
Corydon
L. B. Wood and Co
Warren Johnson
Eldred
Ww. T. Mohr
Emma Woodruit
Glade
Wm. Frank
Minnie S. Baker
Brokenstraw Twp
C. W. Elder
J. H. V. Jones
Sheffield
Martha H. R. Love
Christian P. Fuellhart
Emma Fuellhart
Deerfield
Chas. M. Stedwell
Zoe M. Campbell
Kinzua
Grace E. Lindsey
Guardian
Jno
W. Lindsey
Farmington
Elizabeth E. Cox
Cc. O. Anderson
S. A. Oviatt
Youngsville
What Interested Her Aged Suitor
Dialog from a society note where Miss Pert questions an older suitor about his wealth and prospects. The man quips that age is only a number and asserts vitality while Miss Pert probes his riches and intentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Pert
List of Jurors Drawn for June Term of Court
The list shows jurors drawn for the June term of court in Traverse during the first week. Names include Anderson Charles farmer Columbus and Babcock P A blksmith Conewango along with numerous others from Warren, Clarendon, Youngsville, Sheffield, and surrounding towns.
Directory of workers and trades in Warren area
A list of individuals with occupations and towns including Elk Warren Sheffield Pine Grove Pittsfield Sugar Grove Spring Creek Kinzua Warren Corydon Mead Triumph Grand Valley Youngsville Eldred Columbus Freehold and others. It names farmers carpenters clerks grocers merchants boilermakers laborers and pumper among local industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Charles
Farmer
Columbus
Babcock
P. A
Conewango
Black
Jno
Youngsville
Boberg
O. A
Warren
Brady
Mike
Beatty
W. M
Yardmaster
Sheffield
Baccus
Freehold
Bimber
G. W
Limestone
Clendenning
Lab
Christensen
Blksmith
Chapel
C. E
Carpenter
Cramer
C. H
Farmington
Cochener
J. E
Deerfield
Dunlap
E. A
Damon
Archie
Drake
Leo
Harnessmar
Spring Creek
Driscoll
John
Merchant
Clare
Putnam
Emmit
Miller
Quackenbush
Gardener
Shanley
Frank
Clerk
Tidioute
Sliter
Bert
Schuler
L. B
Beaseman
Mead
Sampson
C. J
Constable
Brokenstraw Strong
F. S
Stuart
Donald
Sugar Grove
Trax
Fred
Glade
Whaley
Guy
Pittsfield
Wood
G. A
Zimmerman
Chris
Pleasant
Elmer
Elk
Anna
A. J
Foreman
J. W
Broadbent
A. H
Bennett
D. J
Pine Grove
Chambers
Pumper
South West
Carlson
E. W
Culbertson
W. E
Clough
L. S
Crawford
S. A
Delamater
Far
Ensworth
O. W
Fitzsimmons
Forbes
Thos
Groat
M. E
Kinzua
Hyer
F. E
Hegg
Heter
Ira
Clarendon
Harrington
Jas
Isaacson
Johnson
Emile
Jones
Oscar
Kinnear
J. M
Koebly
Albert
Keiff
Nelson
C. W
O'Neil
Gauger
Peck
Grand Valley
Smith
Vern
Warner
W. D
Chas
Wilson
Earl
Local workers and tradespeople listed by town names
A roster of individuals with occupations and hometowns includes Backstrom and Moore among clerks in Warren, laborers in Conewango and Sugar Grove, farmers in Spring Creek and Eldred, producers in Warren, a cigarmaker in Warren, and merchants in Bear Lake, Pleasant and Freehold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Backstrom
H. A
Warren
Cornish
Fred
Columbus
Connelly
Ino
Conewango
Eggleston
Harry
Helper
Gray
Elmer
Farmer
Spring Creek
Gibson
G. B
Eldred
Hall
Edw
Joy
Kinzua
Jackson
F. B
Kirberger
J. W
Warren Lacy
E. B
Glade
Leech
Geo
Limestone
McCloskey
J. E
Mailer
Tidioute
Moore
Frank F
McKeiry
A. C
Nelson
Olof
Sugar Grove
Perks
Ronan
J. S
Should Have Heeded N Omen In Rothschild Tale
A historical note describes the Rothschild firm's superstition sensitive leader who avoided a pig omen on a workday and, despite his effort to overcome it, later arranged a large loan. The move cost the firm over a million sterling.
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Great House of Rothschild
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First National Bank
Penn’a
Eountry
Daisy Grace
Warren Savings Bank
Warren, Pennsylvania
Depository
State of
The
Iowa
Market Report
East Buffalo Livestock Market
Traverse
Newmaker & Reed
Grand Jury
Penn. Avenue
West
Citizens National Bank
Bell
H. B. Hyde
A. O. A. Optometrist
Warren, PA
A. W. Eaton
Philadelphia
Life Insurance
Penn. Ave
E. Warren, Pa
Chichester S
Chichester
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