Noted Veterinary Surgeon Dr C D Smead Endorsed by Dr Currier
The New York Tribune Farmer praised Dr C D Smead of Logan New York as the best veterinary surgeon in America for his work answering questions on horses breeding care and feeding. Smead pursued veterinary study to help neglected animals and continued lifelong study. Subscription offer for Tribune Farmer and The Mart at $1.75 for one year.
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Notable Contributors Named Among May Youths Companion Authors
Justice David Brewer United States Supreme Court William Garrett Brown Southern historian Baroness Orczy Hungarian writer Fisher Ames Jr naturalist and nature writer Mabel Earle and Grace M Gallaher are listed among the hundred contributors to the May numbers of the Youths Companion.
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Warren items include oil well shot and circus coming
Warren highlights a near Jackson street oil well shot, a minor producer result, and Barnum and Bailey circus travel set for Warren on June 12. Other notes cover local visits, school reappointments, alumni events, and a royal Arcanum council report.
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The farmer finds value in improved roads for farming
The article argues that good roads are essential to farming, enabling farmers to haul more grain to market, save time and labor, and gain as much as price increases by improving transportation efficiency and market access.
Colored man seeks church entry after long effort
The Christian Register recounts a tale in which a black man asks to join a fashionable city church. The minister tries gentle rejection, asking him to pray over it, and the man returns after days of prayer describing his 20 year struggle to gain entry.
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French naturalist warns world without birds doomed
A French naturalist declares that without birds in nine years mankind could not inhabit the world despite all insect sprays and poisons. Insects and slugs would devastate orchards and crops in that period.
For SaAL Old newspapers suitable for packing and coverings
Classified note offers old SaAL newspapers for use under carpets and packing. Call at MAIL office for details.
Irvine Platt wedding in Jamestown May 15 1909
In Jamestown New York at the First Methodist parsonage on May 15 1909 George L Irvin of Sheffield Pennsylvania and Miss Laura Platt of Sheffield Pennsylvania were married by Rev H G Ogden.
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Warren Births Reported for Swain Carlson and Baird
At Warren a daughter born to Mr and Mrs George Swain of Carver street. In Warren May 16 1909 a daughter to Mr and Mrs F R Carlson of Russell street. In Warren May 13 1909 a daughter to Mr and Mrs George Swain of Carver street. At Warren a son born to Mr and Mrs Glenn D Baird.
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Armory Contracts Awarded For Two New Sites
The state armory board awarded a $50,000 contract on Saturday for two company armories. Warren will house Company I and Franklin Company F of the Sixteenth Infantry, with plans including drill halls, offices, lockers, billiard rooms, parlor, and basements for boiler rooms and rifle ranges. Readiness is expected by September with Warren the first company armory in the state. Charles Bailey led Franklin designs and M Mount oversaw Warren, while C W Ahdey of Warren won the bid at $21,240.
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Obituary notice for N. F. Camp of Cole Hill
N F Camp of Cole Hill Warren county died Monday May 10 1909 at age 67 after a short illness pneumonia He was a farmer and left a wife and children Mrs Lulu Conkleton Jamestown NY Mrs Verna Cochran Frank Camp and Bert Camp Gar land The funeral was held at the M E church in Garland the following Thursday
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Arthur J Samuelson Dead at 20 in Chandlers Valley
Arthur J Samuelson died Sunday morning aged 20 years 6 months 11 days. Born in Chandlers Valley he is survived by his parents a brother Axel of Warren and a sister Mrs C Y Canby of Sheffield. Funeral from his parents Irvine Street home Tuesday at 2 pm with interment in Oakland Cemetery.
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Death of Warren Man Aged 40 After Pneumonia
James Thomas died Monday morning after a weeklong illness from pneumonia. He leaves a wife two children two sisters Mrs Jerry Rigley and Miss Maggie Thomas and one brother Frank of New York. Funeral from St Josephs Church at 9 o clock Wednesday morning.
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Wallace Filler Dies at 68 in Goodland Kansas
Wallace Filler of Youngsville and brother of S Filer died at his home in Goodland Sherman County Kansas on May 9 1909. He was born in Brokenstraw Township and was 68 years old. He is survived by a wife one son two daughters a sister and a brother.
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Goodland
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Tag Day Collections Reported Total of 1241 Dollars
The D A R announces Tag Day collections totaling 1 241 92 dollars, excluding funds raised by the Tidioute ladies.
Voices on Credit and Equality in Stray Stories
A suffragette proclaims women deserve credit and asks where men would be without them. A rude heckler in the hall retorts that if women alone received all credit, men would end up in poverty.
Dedication of Regular Army Monument at Gettysburg
Memorial Day ceremonies will dedicate the regular army monument on the Gettysburg battlefield with President Taft taking part. The Pennsylvania Railroad offers excursion tickets from major stations May 27 to 30 at reduced round trips, valid through June 3.
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