Warren County Election Yields One-Sided Race
In Warren County the contest was lopsided with excitement centered on minority seats. Democrats Houghtling and McClellan won over running mates. winners include Taft for president Sherman for VP Porter for judge Wheeler for Congress Dennison for Assembly Rice for judge Allen for register and recorder Mook Thompson Houghtling Bailey Cooper McClellan Linstrum Driscoll as jury commissioners.
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Houghtling
McClellan
William H. Taft
Ohio
R. H. Winger Seeks Republican Borough Tax Collector Nomination
The notice praises R. H. Winger as a strong Republican candidate for Borough Tax Collector. He previously ran for the same office but narrowly lost as Democrats won Burgess and Collector seats. If nominated, he is shown as having full qualifications for the post.
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R. H. Winger
Winger
Horticultural Exhibit At State College During Farmer's Week
State College will host a horticultural exhibit during Farmer's Week featuring Pennsylvania products. Large apple consignments are stored for the display, aiming to be the state’s largest and finest collection of apples and garden and orchard goods. Counties, Granges, and growers are urged to participate and send collections to the Department of Horticulture, State College, Pa.
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Pennsylvania
State College
Department of Horticulture
Irvine Roundup of Social and Local Updates
Mrs. Singleton and Mrs. Ryan returned home after visiting relatives in Pittsfield. Forrest Jackson came back from Brainard & Sons in Brocton NY. Mrs. S. D. S. Newbolds plans to use Irvine grist mill as storage before rebuilding after recent fires. Miss Alice McKinney resigns Dunn's Eddy teaching post. Miss Whaley takes over. Landlord W F Jackson upgrades hotel with natural gas toilets and wash rooms. Mrs. W H Metzger tours Youngsville for two weeks. Mrs. Gray visits Shannon home. Frost and ice hint at a strong turnout and Taft’s potential victory.
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Singleton
Ryan
Pittsfield
Forrest Jackson
Brainard & Sons
Brocton
N. Y
W. F. Jackson
New York State
S. D. S. Newbolds
Irvine
Alice McKinney
Dunn’s Eddy
W. H. Metzger
Youngsville
L. McDowell
Gray
Shannon
Taft
Warren Visitors and Local Arrivals Reported
Sugar Run November 3 The Warren visitors included C D Seaman A Muntz B G Morrison and their daughter Lena Hoop V Ackley drove to Clarendon with produce Albert Eberhart of Russell visited his grandmother Mrs L D Smith John Wooster of Warren spent Sunday in town Tillie Stark came from West Line to Scandia for the Peter Larson funeral John Adams who guarded his oil property from fires returned to Brockwayville Cc M Bergstrom drove to Tiona C F English and family of Kinzua stayed with Geo Foulkrod and wife Mrs Lorinda Smith and Mrs M J Handley visit North Warren and vicinity.
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Albert Eberhart
Russell
L. D. Smith
John Wooster
Warren
Tillie Stark
Westline
Scandia
Peter Larson
John Adams
Brockwayville
Cc. M. Bergstrom
Tiona
C. F. English and
Kinzua
Geo, Foulkrod
Lorinda Smith
M. J. Handley
North Warren
Local Residents Move About Warren Area
Nov 2 notes show Miss Alice Atkins of Warren arrives for a week. Ed Critchlow passes through en route to McGee lease. Mrs Randall Geer returns from Warren visit. Isabella and Stevl Atkins visit Kinzu. Ida Geer of Kinzua visits Blanche Atkins. Frank Campbell of Clarendon and Linn Atkins family dine after fishing. George Folkman and family stay at Warren area cottage. Isabella Atkins visits Kinzu again. Harry McGee visits parents on McGee lease.
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Alice Atkins
Warren
Ed. Critchlow
McGee Lease
Randall Geer
Isabella
Stevl Atkins
Kinzua
Ida Geer
Blanche Atkins
Frank Campbell
Clarendon
Linn Atkins
Social Notes From Town and Surroundings
J L Brown entertained his sisters for several days. Mrs J Miller and Mrs Bennett called on G Bennett in James town Thursday and Friday. A Pittsburg dressmaker employed at O K E Headleys this summer will visit her daughter on Robin Hill then return to Pittsburg. Mrs Chas Martin moved into Miss Nellie Lounsbury’s house at Lounsburys Corners. Joe Miller bought Martin Gilti nan’s sheep.
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J. L. Brown
J. Miller
Bennett
G. Bennett
Jamestown
Pittsburg
O. KE. Headley
Robin Hill
Chas. Martin
Nellie Lounsbury
Lounsburys Corners
Joe Miller
Martin Giltinan
Local notes on health and visits in the community
John Bean is on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. Miller made Mrs. J. O. Lounsbury a short call Monday. Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Headley called on Mrs. Ladow recently. J. O. Lounsbury lost one of his horses Monday. Mr. Ackley of Sugar Run is moving onto his farm at this place.
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John Bean
Farmers' Week at State College Programs and Dates
The Pennsylvania State College School of Agriculture announces Farmers Week from December 30 to January 6. Specialists from many States will join the faculty to provide multiple lectures daily, with four lectures per hour to handle large attendance. The program will be ready by November 15 and mailed on request to School of Agriculture State College Pa.
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State College
School of Agriculture
Pennsylvania State College
Chautauqua Institution Presses On After Fire
Chautauqua Institution in New York plans to continue activities after a morning October 19 fire. The Chautauquan weekly published in Jamestown and the November Chautauquan Magazine face delays, with printing moved to Buffalo. No damaged back numbers or books. future buildings will include improved facilities and new printing capacity.
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Chautauqua Institution
Chautauqua
N. Y
Jamestown
Chautauquan Magazine
Buffalo
Death of George Wiederhold 82 in Youngsville
George Wiederhold aged 82 died at his home in Youngsville on Monday October 26 1908. Born in Grossbarteoff Prussia he served in the Prussian army during Baden rebellion and in the Civil War with Co D 111th Regiment. He came to the United States in 1852 and to Youngsville in 1859 where he resided. He leaves six children Mrs Henry Walters Irvington Mrs James Vigrass Eric Mrs Allen Kay Alma Louie and Leo Wiederhold of Youngsville.
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George Wiederhold
Youngsville
Grossbarteoff
Prussia
Germany
Baden
Buffalo
Barbara S. Schmidt
Henry Walters
Irvington
James Vigrass
Eric
Allen Kay
Alma
Louie
Leo Wiederhold
Obituary: Jacob Clawson of Corydon dies in Rochester at 85
Jacob Clawson, father of C. H. Clawson of Corydon, died October 29 in Rochester New York after a period of illness. He was 85, born in Elmira New York, and lived in Campbell Monroe County New York. He is survived by a number of children.
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Jacob Clawson
C. H. Clawson
Corydon
Rochester
N. Y
Elmira
Campbell
Monroe County
Smut in Corn Disease Causes Damage in Following Year
The article explains corn smut appears on ears tassels or stalks, starting as black spots and enlarging into puff ball-like growths. These spores spread a brown powder to the soil, potentially remaining dormant for five to six years and reinfecting crops when corn is planted again. Delaying planting can help destroy dormant spores.
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H. KE. Haydock
Locust Valley
N. Y
Controlling Corn Smut In Damp Shaded Fields
The article warns that corn smut thrives in damp cloudy conditions and shaded areas. It urges immediate removal of smutted ears and destroyed crop portions to prevent recurrence in dry seasons. Keep watch where shade from trees or tall growth occurs and destroy both mushroom and powder forms during harvest.
Train Schedules for Dankies Titusville Lines
On D A V and P R y services the Dankies and intermediate stations run at 8 54 a m and 4 59 p m. For Titusville and intermediate stations trains depart at 10 34 a m and 8 04 p m.
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Warren
Pennsylvania Railroad
Erie
Philadelphia
Oila
Olean
Dankies
Titusville
The Youths Companion Christmas Gift Offer
The Youths Companion is pitched as an ideal Christmas gift with weekly issues for a full year. Subscriptions deliver to any address by Christmas morning for $1.75 and include free 1909 holiday numbers and a color lithograph calendar. Additional information and sample copies are available from The Youths Companion, 144 Berkeley St., Boston, Mass.
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Grandmother’s Garden
THE
Berkeley St
Boston
Mass
England Mourns Poets as Well as Athletes
A reflective line notes England’s sorrow not only for its athletes but for its poets. The remark contrasts national pride in performance with cultural losses, highlighting a shared sense of disappointment across sports and letters.
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Nelson P. Wheeler
Assembly
Arthur W. Dennison
William E. Rice
R. Allen
A. C. Mook
E. E. Thompson
W. H. Houghtling
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Frank McClellan
John Linstrum
J. H. Driscoll
Sugar Run
C. D. Seaman
A. Muntz
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Lena Hoop
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Big Bend
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Ayer
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Tribune Farmer
National Illustrated Agricultural
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Traveler's Guide
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Kopf & Henry
NEW Home Sewing Machine Company
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B. Hill
England
Rexall
Siegfried
Hickory ST
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