Great Lakes navigation opens with bustling passenger traffic
Great Lakes traffic begins strongly as C. & B. Lines foresees a record season. The See andbee along with City of Buffalo and City of Erie operate Cleveland to Buffalo routes, promising high passenger and freight volume amid a nationwide travel surge.
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Great Lakes
C. & B. Lines
City of Buffalo
City of
Erie
Cleveland
Buffalo
General Hulings Has A Patriotic Family
General Willis J. Hulings has four sons serving in the U S armed forces. Cortland Hulings is with the Olean National Guard unit on guard duty. Lieutenant Joseph Hulings serves at the Philadelphia navy yard. Ensign Garnet Hulings commands a submarine in the Gulf of Mexico. Norman Hulings recently joined the Naval Coast Defense Reserve from Overbrook Pennsylvania.
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Willis J. Hulings
United States Service
Cortland
Tionesta Civic Club Prizes for Vegetables
The Tionesta Civic Club announces summer prizes to boys and girls who grow the best vegetables. Cash awards will be given for potatoes cabbage corn onions turnips and pie pumpkins to encourage childhood gardening.
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The
Civic Club of
Tionesta
Corry Stores Plan Cooperative Delivery System
The leading stores in Corry announce a cooperative delivery program to cut waste and duplication. A capable manager will oversee deliveries to all parts of town at fixed periods.
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Corry
Sheriff Receives Large Stock Ahead of Registration Day
Sheriff DeForest has received a large quantity of supplies literature registration cards and other materials and data so that nothing more will be needed but explicit instructions from the Governor for registration day June 5.
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DeForest
City Attorneys to Confer on Gas Rate Rise
Franklin Oil City Meadville Titusville city attorneys from this part of the state plan a Friday meeting in Franklin to discuss opposing United Natural Gas Company rate increases. Public Service Commission representatives will attend the hearing set for June 7.
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Franklin
Oil City
Meadville
Titusville
United Natural Gas Company
Public Service Commission
Sheriff DeForest Bans Fireworks In City
The sheriff banned fireworks and firecrackers in the city, ahead of a state push for a safe and sane movement. A State Fire Marshal letter seeks cooperation for a statewide ban, noting wartime powder needs.
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DeForest
Sheriff DeForest
Ideas Are Dollars Reform in Business Think
A discussion on corporate practice where firms employ readers to scan trade journals technical papers and pamphlets to extract ideas. These ideas are reviewed by department heads and implemented to boost efficiency and profits. The essay argues constant idea testing keeps workers aligned with best practices and increases money value.
Sheriff Names Precinct Registration Board Volunteers
Registration boards across the county are filled by Sheriff DeForest with volunteers and known ready-to-serve men for the June 5 registration. A full list with ward and area assignments is being finalized by Saturday night, with calls for additional names to assist.
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DeForest
Warren
Fred Hartman
L. C. Eddy
Emory C. Cook
Clarence H. Reynolds
E. D. Bartlett
B. G. Gregory
J. W. Steen
J. F. Kertcher
Harold Sandgstrom
James Perks
T. N. Dunham
Milton Wheeler
T. P. Lesser
Charles Folkman
J. P. Berdine
Fred Mathis
Frank McClellan
Robert Knabb
Axel Tingwall
Bro Marrer
F. W. Canarra
C. W. Benjamin
M. W. Muir
H. M. Putnam
F. C. Moor
Frank Bogart
Youngsville
Bebt
L. Mead
Plummer Mead
Wm. Brady
Tidioute
John Binder
Columbus
Charles Simpson
Bert Howard
Carlton Barnes
Clarendon
Z. T. Weaver
J. H. Driscoll
Ed. Schimmelfeng
Bear Lake
Jay Allen
Myron Cook
Glenn Tillotson
Sugar Grove
Boro
R. C. Davis
O. D. Barlow
J. P. Miller
Grand Valley
William Wood
C. D. Allen
A. R. Thompson
Brokenstraw
D. C. Holland
Charles Sampson
Peter Swanson
C. D. Olney
Conewango
C. W. Kiernan
Elmer Hodges
Fred Phillips
G. G. Green
Ralph Mead
Dell Johnson
Corydon
C. H. Clawson
Charles Briggs
L. J. Learn
Orlo Hook
Cherry Grove
Grant Sutton
Deerfield
Wm. Pierson
Elk—J. O. Lounsbury
Eldred
S. M. Parker
Freehold
A. G. Richardson
Ernest Barlow
L. O. Allen
Farmington
Harry Nelson
B. Hitchcock
E. E. Thompson
Peter Sorenson
Roy Patchen
Walter Ward
J. H. Hunter
Art Winchester
Kinzua
George Moorehouse and Co
D. Clawson
Limestone
Edgar McDonald
Mead
M. Eustice
F. P. Kingsley
Paul Mead
Lloyd Hamilton
Charles Kirschner
Pine Grove
Fred Bennett
Gerald Hale
Lyle Russell
M. B. Hale
C. D. Lamb
Harry Wells
Pleasant
B. R. Owens
H. Grinder
Charles Highhouse
Pittsfield
New Service Uniforms Considered For Army Officers
The War Department weighs a new service uniform for officers accompanying the Root commission to Russia. The design resembles British officer attire with a lapel collar and branch stripes at the lapels. The coat is heavier than khaki, olive drab, and aims to give the officers more swagger.
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Sam's Army
War Department
Russia
Soochow Missionary Tells of Life in Soochow China
The Rev Lloyd S Ruland North Warren Pa now a missionary in Shantung Mission describes his Soochow visit during early 1917. He details the city walls canals and traffic with donkeys and crowds. He notes temples Buddhism and the rise of Christian influence amid skepticism toward traditional faiths.
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Lloyd S.ruland
Far East
Soochow
China
Board of Foreign Missions
The
Presbyterian Church
United States of America
Shanghai
Shantung
Lloyd S. Ruland
North Warren
New York
Shantung Mission
Nankin
America
Venice
Nanking
Soochow Fire Department
Oddities In the News: Goose Pensioned After 21 Years
A Indiana man pensions his goose that retired after twenty one years of service. The column outlines quirky items from the era including a Jersey policeman recovering from an injury after breaking up a recruiting meeting and a Pittsburgh woman testifying in a breach of promise suit.
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Indiana
France
Pittsburgh
Agility of the Kangaroo Observed in Australia
A gray kangaroo in Australia stands about seven feet long from nose to tail and can run faster than a horse while clearing thirty feet in a single jump.
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Australia
That man lives twice who lives the first life well
A terse quotation attributed to Herrict reflects on the idea of living life to the fullest in the first go, implying enduring value in virtuous beginnings and choices. The line emphasizes personal growth and the lasting impact of early deeds.
For Sale or Exchange Hand Separator 125 VOS Milk
One American hand separator capacity 125 Vos milk per hour offered for sale or exchange. Address Davis 1 East Street Warren. Buyer to arrange pickup and payment terms at seller location. Local notice item dated from Warren.
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Davis
East Street
Warren
Bank Statement for First National Bank Warran Pa 1917
Bank statement from Warren Pennsylvania dated May 8 1917 lists assets including loans and discounts 1 925601 61 U S bonds and securities 293 841 08 and other items with total assets 2 643 841 08. Liabilities show capital 100 000 00 deposits outstanding 2 648 841 08 and notes sworn by cashier C T Conarro with notary public Ozro Nesmith attesting directors Morrisson Schofield Muir and local ad copy follows.
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First National Bank
Warran
Pennsylvania
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
New York
Sea Ogee
Banking House
Chicago & St. Louis
Trogrutoe Oi
Hspmogasa
Tou Ok Ks
Eas
Eerie
State of
County of
Warren
C. T. Conarro
Wheatless meals urged to favor corn over wheat
The U S department of agriculture urges housewives to begin wheatless meals and replace wheat with cornmeal and hominy grits. It notes corn is nutritious and underused and offers numerous corn based substitutes from cornmeal biscuits to cornmeal pancakes and desserts like Indian pudding and corn bread varieties.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Critic Catches Sour Glee in Latest Review
The Louisville Courier-Journal cites a critic unhappy with the author’s previous work calling it rot and hints at improvement in the new volume while noting a sour tone in the new review.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Registration Day Set for June 5 in County
Sheriff DeForest announced Registration Day will be June 5 1917 from 7 AM to 9 PM at all precinct polling places. Men aged 21 to 30 must register with at least three volunteers per precinct. militia members must register unless already sworn in. Those failing to register face arrest and Provost Marshal action.
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Geo. A. W. DeForest
Harrisburg
Conference of
Sheriffs of
Pennsylvania
Board of County Registers
United States
County Board of Registers
Sheriff’s Office
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Paris
Bowel A.ck
Vee
Cc. T. Conarro
Ozro Nesmith
Frank Morrison
Joseph A. Schofield
Wm. Muir
Department of Agriculture
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