Register's Notice of Accounts in Warren County
The Register of Warren County announces that numerous administrations and guardianships have filed final and first accounts. The Orphans' Court will review on December 6 at 2 p.m. for confirmation and allowance. Includes estates of Erikson, Armitage, Maher, Baker minor, Buchannan, Lasher, Grossenburg, Feeny, Lundy, McClintock, Townsend, Botchford, Thomp son, Wilbur, and others with dates from Aug to Nov 1909.
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Warren County
Orphans’ Court
John Linstrum
Charles A. Erikson
Williston P. Wood
Emma Armitage
John Maher
Rose Maher
George E. Colvin
Sara A. Baker
William Baker
J. M. Kinnear
Wm. Buchannan
U.S. Rogers
Leah Lasher
L. C. Eddy
Elizabeth Grossenburg
W. J. Feeny
Ann Feeny
Alice A. Johnson
T. A
Jane Lundy
W. F. Henry
John King McClintock
John H. McClintock
Court of Appeals Tax Sessions Fix Dates in Warren County
The notice lists fixed dates and locations for Court of Appeals sessions to assess taxes for 1910 across Warren County townships and boroughs. Sessions run January 10 through February 23 at hotels, stores, and courthouses in Sugar Grove, Milltown, Bear Lake, Columbus, Brokenstraw, Youngsville, Pittsfield, Spring Creek, Eldred, Grand Valley, Ida, Limestone, Triumph, Deerfield, South West, Watson, Pleasant, Conewango, Glade, Kinzua, Corydon, Elk, Pine Grove, Seemegnae, Mead, Clarendon, Cherry Grove, Shefield, Warren, and Sareen halls.
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Court of Appeals
Warren County
Sugar Grove
Ellis Hotel
Sugar Grove Boro
Yee Ip
Lottsville
Bear Lake Boro
Tillotson’s
Columbus Boro
Columbus
Columbus Tp
Deerfield
Calden
South West
Mapes’ Store
Watson
Court House
Pleasant
Conenango
Glade
Kinzua
E. Groat’s
Corydon
Griffin’s
Elk
Linstrom’s
Pine Grove
Adams Hotel
Seemegnae
Lander
Mead
Central Hotel
Clarendon Boro
Fatal Matrimonial Misjudgment in Chicago News
A man offers a fortune to a woman after a rejected marriage proposal. She calls him short, he exposes a billfold full of $1,000s, and the maid faints as the scene ends in comic irony. The piece mirrors old Chicago newspaper wit about wealth and romance.
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Chicago News
Cheviot Sheep Breed Profile and History
The Cheviot sheep originate from Scotland and are hardy and muscular ideal for mutton. They yield lean meat with fine flavor and grow quickly to medium weight. They resist disease and thrive on rocky hillside pastures. Their fine wool is in demand for outer garments. Introduced to this country by a New York enthusiast who promoted pure breeding.
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Scotland
New York
Silage Boosts Beef Weight Gains In Early Tests
In 1904 experiments, silage fed steers sold at 4.95 per 100 pounds versus 4.70 for non silage fed cattle. The gain of 25 cents per 100 pounds favored silage. Each 100 pounds of gain saved 18 pounds of grain and 156 pounds of alfalfa, with 471 pounds of silage consumed. Professor D H Otis reports in Wisconsin Bulletin.
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D. H. Otis
Wisconsin Bulletin
Senator Bailey sells stock farm and Texas real estate
Senator Bailey of Texas who once refused 200000 for his racing stock farm and thoroughbreds has disposed of the outfit in separate sales. He says he cannot afford luxuries and is too absorbed in senatorial affairs to devote time to stock raising and is selling other Texas real estate.
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Senator Bailey
Texas
Dairy notes on milk bottle capacity and cream separation
The article discusses bottle capacity testing in cities showing under capacity labels and over capacity marked OK, causing excess milk to reach consumers. It explains cream thickness from centrifugal force and dairy farm separation evolution from old springhouse methods to modern processes. It reports Hutchinson Minnesota dairy stock show with near 3,000 attendees and prizes, and notes New York oleomargarine labeling law amendments banning imitation butter and requiring notices in eateries and labeled packaging.
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Hutchinson
Minn
Minnesota
New York
Concrete Hollow Block Silos Promising For Northern Farms
A Breeders Gazette writer describes building two 24 foot diameter by 30 foot high hollow concrete block silos for silage. The plan uses segmented blocks, a cone roof, cement finish, and an external cistern for drainage. Cost estimates total about 550 dollars with higher initial outlay but lower maintenance and no spoilage risk in cold climates.
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Breeder's Gazette
Chicago
Breeders urged to study horse faults for better mating
Breeders should not ignore flaws in horses but study faults to guide mating choices. By selecting mates to strengthen weak qualities or rectify defects, undesirable traits can be diminished over generations. Do not pair mares and stallions that share the same weakness.
Lincoln Rams Sell High at English Auction
At Henry Dudding's Lincolns sale in England forty eight shearling rams averaged £86 17 0d or about $422. One ram, winner at the Royal, sold for 600 guineas about $3,000. Several others brought 100 to 300 guineas.
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Lincoln
Henry Dudding
Lincolns
England
the Royal
Comparative Statements of Resources and Liabilities 1908 1909
The report shows a bank's resources and deposits for November 1 1908 and November 1 1909 including Loans and Discounts 2 789 085 57. Stocks and Bonds 485 630 40. Bank Building and Vaults 110 000 00. Due from Banks 347 301 77. Cash 201 084 10. Time Deposits 2 176 637 42. Deposits 846 831 71. Capital Surplus Undivided Profits 137 550 00 to 400 200 00 and 201 084 10 respectively.
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Peeverteneeviouns
Aed
Public debate stance and aviation remarks stir local talk
Wilbur Wright criticizes demand for new sensations as corrupting aviation science. The piece notes the link between glory and county fairs or vaudeville circuits. It mentions Kansas moving to repudiate Bristow-Stubbs leadership in favor of the Curtis group and reports Bryan will not debate Bailey stating it would spotlight individuals.
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Wilbur Wright
Kansas
Bristow-Stubbs
Curtis
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Bailey
Wanted a good correspondent at this place
Youngsville notice seeks a reliable correspondent for communication with the publisher. Also advertises sale of old newspapers suitable for under carpets, packing goods, or covering shelves. Call at MAIL office and subscribe for the MAIL.
Public Documents on Farming and Garden Topics Available
Public documents from Senator Penrose and various authorities are available at the paper office. Items include Annual Report Pa. State College and Department of Agriculture pamphlets on orchard demonstrations plant pest treatment lime sulfur butter studies and more.
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Penrose
Pa. State College
Dept. of Agriculture
State College
Pennsylvania
Miss Mary Garden Declines Proposals Until Prince Maurcordate
The New York paper notes Miss Mary Garden of grand opera fame refused all marriage proposals until meeting Prince Maurcordate, a Russian millionaire. It jokes that marrying a diva requires as much capital as renting an opera box.
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New York
Mary Garden
Grand Opera
Prince Maur— Cordate
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Traveler's Guide
Warren
Pennsylvani EE
Ball
Beaty
New
Perry, Co
Justice of the Peace & Conveyancer
Warren, Pa
Water Street
Eddy
Attorney At Law
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
John Hepburn, M. D
N. E
Market Street
Bell Phone
Luxfel
Citizens National Bank
Prof
H.B. Hyde
Munn & Co
Scientific American
Dsomely Illustrated
Washington, D. C
Gutenberg
al Dwiert Smith
Pittsfield
Warren Co
Penn’a
Harriet Smith
Dwight Smith
Uvascu
L Frank D. Anderson
Lmer G. Anderson
Brokenstraw
Fairmount House
Youngsville
Spring Creek
Spring Creek Hotel
Eldred
Grand Valley Hotel
Grand Valley Boro
Idhoute Boro
Limestone Tp
Caden Hotel
Triumph Tp
Cherry Grove
Town Hall
She‘field
Lee House
Warren Boro
Lee Boro
Saree Boro
Sareen Boro
A Boro
Boro
A.C. Mook
A E. Thompson
H. Houghtling
Woans Commissioners
Attest
Geo. F. Bas Cler
TYP
Court of Common Pleas
The
Kelly-Springfield Road Roller Co
Fred E. Windsor
William Marshall
John A. Swanson
Cafe Bailey Et al
Walker Ice Cream Company, Ltd
George Grosch
J. Benjamin Offerle
William A. Smith
E. J. Tobias
E. O'Donnell
C. E. Hamm
Marion Lewis
A.B. Foster
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
H. Weinstein Et al
Lewis Labovitch
John J. Colegrove
Erie Railroad Company
J. R. Lyons
Admix
J. W. Hamilton
Ross V. Barnes
Anna R. McDowell
O. A. Siler
H. M. Putnam
C. D. Seaman
McKean Co
State of
Walter Newton
Dairy Notes
O. K
Warren Savings Bank
First National Bank
C. W. Jamieson
Co. T. Conarro
F. K. Russell
R. H. Winger
Teller
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