Luxfel Lenses Offered for Weak Eyes
Advertises Luxfel lenses as ideal for weak eyesight and eye strain. Claims to ease headaches and nervous troubles with a restful, inconspicuous design. Offers free examinations by practitioners with 20 years of experience and lists Office 348 Pennsylvania Avenue West over Citizens National Bank Rooms 7-8 with hours 9 am to 8 pm Sundays by appointment.
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Luxfel
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
Citizens National Bank
Probate accounts filed for Warren county estates
Tet Oct 28 1909. The following named persons have filed administration accounts in Warren county and will appear before the Orphans' Court on Dec 6 at 2 p m for confirmation: final accounts for Erikson, Emma Armitage, Rose Maher, Wm Buchanan, M and Leah Lasher, Elizabeth Grossenburg, Ann Feeny, Jane Lundy, John King McClintock, Hosea Townsend, Ira Burgett, George Botchford, Enos Thompson, W W Wilbur, and guardianship accounts for Sara A Baker and John King McClintock minor. ED R Allen, Register. Warren Pa Nov 6 1909. 11-11-4t
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Mn’ Sei
Warren County
Orphans’ Court
John Linstrum
Charles A. Erikson
Wm. Buchannan
U.S. Rogers
Leah Lasher
L. C. Eddy
Elizabeth Grossenburg
W. J. Feeny
Ann Feeny
Alice A. Johnson
Jane Lundy
W. F. Henry
John King McClintock
John H. McClintock
Annie M. Wilbur
W. W. Wilbur
Eli P. Kyler
R. Allen
Register
Warren
Court of Appeals Tax Sessions Set in Warren County
County Commissioners announce fixed dates and locations for 1910 tax assessments across Warren County townships and boroughs, listing towns, hotels or halls, and dates from January 10 to February 25. Attest: Clerk George F. Yates.
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Court of Appeals
Warren County
Sugar Grove Tp
Ellis Hotel
Sugar Grove Boro
Sugar Grove
Freehold Ip
Lottsville
Bear Lake Boro
Tillotson’s
Columbus Boro
Columbus
Columbus Tp
Death of Hiram Tome in Corydon Pennsylvania
Hiram Tome died in Corydon Pennsylvania on November 5 1909. He married Eliza Dalrymple of Sheridan New York in 1854 who died May 15 1904. They had six children two died in infancy the living are Ella Tome Mrs W J Daughty of Corydon Mrs C W Manchester of Bellair Ohio and Glen W Tome of Piney Fork Ohio.
Weighing and testing milk to weed out poor cows
A speaker at a Canadian dairy meeting recounts visiting a factory and sampling three farmers by yield per cow. The richest man earned 67 per cow, a middle grower 40, and the smallest 17, yet all faced prices. The lesson: weed out unprofitable cows through weighing and testing.
Proper colt rearing guides for feeding and weaning
The article emphasizes teaching a young colt to eat grain with its dam before weaning, aiming for safer, easier weaning. It stresses balanced feeding for full development, using a mix of concentrated and bulky foods, weaning at five to seven months, and flaxseed to prevent constipation and improve coat and muscle development. It also notes cautious handling, daily management, and the value of water, with warning that some unsoundness is inherent and hard to cure.
Caring for Hampshire Sheep in Large Flocks
A breeder describes Hampshire flocks of 1000 to 2000 breeding ewes kept on tares vetches kale and similar feed. Lambs run a day ahead of ewes on adjacent plots with daily hurdle movement to provide fresh grazing. Ewes stay in good flesh even while nursing, with lambs dropped in January and February.
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England
Hampshires
Hampshire
Fat stock prizes at county fairs spur future displays
The piece notes that some county fairs now offer fat stock prizes alongside breeding prizes. It urges boys to prepare lambs and pigs while fairs are late enough to manage. It encourages fair associations to persevere, predicting repeated offerings will build a worthwhile, more popular show.
Goodlettsville Lamb and Wool Club Details
About thirty years ago in a town north of Nashville the Goodlettsville Lamb and Wool club formed and has since operated. It has fifty members and markets around 2000 lambs yearly. In 1907 the first draft sold at 6 1/2 cents per pound on June 20, and in 1908 at 7 cents per pound on May 26. Prices exceed those in neighboring communities.
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Nashville
Goodlettsville Lamb and Wool Club
Planning Sheep Breeding Goals and Foundation Stock
The article advises farmers to define breeding objectives before starting. Choose Merino for wool, a large breed for mutton, or a crossbred for both. Start small and proceed cautiously, remembering the ram is half the flock.
Portable oil asphalt plant touted to transform highway work
St Louis officials unveil a portable oil asphalt melting and fluxing plant costing under 1200 dollars. The device allows hot oil asphalt treatment of roads, reducing dust and maintenance while boosting road durability on urban and county surfaces.
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United States
St. Louis
Travilla
Europe
St. Louis Republic
Good Road Notes Emphasize Road Quality
The piece argues that good roads extend vehicle life and require drainage in construction. It notes that every vehicle owner and rider benefits and that highways reflect the character of local communities.
Bank Resources and Balances as of November 1 1909
Details show loans and discounts 2 789 085 57 stocks and bonds 485 630 40 bank buildings and vaults 110 000 00 due from banks 347 301 77 cash 135 000 00 deposits and time certificates 2 176 637 42 total resources exceed 2.4 million with capital 137 550 00 surplus 400 200 00 undivided profits 201 084 10 and a large active deposit base configuration for a national banking ledger.
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Scenee
Leese Es Ss Aetis
Technia
No Good There Road Drag Will Do Nothing
A blunt assessment notes the road drag will not improve the highway while it remains unused at the roadside. The remark emphasizes the need for active deployment or alternative measures to enhance traffic flow and safety.
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Traveler's Guide
Pennsylvania Railroad
Erie
Philadelphia
Oil City
Olean
Ball
Beaty
New
Warren National Bank
Bell Telephone
Perry
Justice of the Peace & Conveyancer
Water Street
Over Printz Clothing
Attorney At Law
John Hepburn, M. D
N. E
Market Street
Bell Phone
Prof
H. B. Hyde
F St
Washington, D. C
Gutenberg
Dwight Smith
Pittsfield
Warren Co
Penn’a
Harriet Smith
Frank O. Anderson
Glade
Ela Ler G, Anderson
TYP
Fairmount House
Youngsville
Acocks Hotel
Spring Creek Hotel
Eldred
Grand Valley Hotel
Grand Valley Boro
Tidioute Boro
Calden
Limestone Tp
Caden Hotel
Triumph Tp
Calden Hotel
Deerfield
South West
Mapes
Watson
Court House
Pleasant
Collendago
Kinzua
E Groat’s
Corydon
Griffin’s
Elk
Linstrom’s
Pine Grove
Adams Hotel
Pee
Lander
Mead
Central Hotel
Clarendon Boro
Cherry Grove
Town Hall
She‘field Tp
Lee House
Warren Boro
Iei Boro
Spark Boro
Court of Common Pleas
Pennsylvania
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 Laborite
John J. Colegrove
Erie Railroad Company
J. R. Lyons
J. W. Hamilton
Ross V. Barnes
Anna R. McDowell
O. A. Siler
H. M. Putnam
C. D. Seaman
McKean Co
State of Pa
Walter Newton
Hiram Tome
Anon
Aman
A Lamb Club
Warren, PA
Ecrer
Warren Savings Bank
First National Bank
F. K. Russell
R. H. Winger
Teller
Eae
New York
T. J. Foley
A. A. Davis & Co
B. Warren Tel. Co
D. Swift & CO
Seventh St
Washington
D. C
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