Jamestown Post Celebrates Third Birthday Edition
Bradford youths to stay indoors at 8 pm until April 1 1905. Jamestown post office moves to new U S building on Third street amid housing shortage from Kane glass plant expansion. Akeley replaces Ackley Station by order of the Postoffice Department. Septimus Perkins of Jamestown turns 93 and hopes to vote for Roosevelt. Oil field activity in Pennsylvania shows more wells in September but rigs drop tied to limited productive territory. Erie pursues naval training school site. loyalty noted by Pittsburg Gazette. John Case found dead near Youngsville railroad. coroner rules accidental death. Corry Y M C A closes due to lack of religious interest. Jamestown Morning Post marks third birthday with 28-page illustrated edition.
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Jamestown
N. Y
U.S
Third Street
Kane
Postoffice Department
Akeley Postoffice
Ackley Station
Ackley
Akeley
Septimus Perkins
Andrew Jackson
Perkins
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Erie
Naval Training School
Lake Erie
Pittsburg
Tidioute
John Case
Youngsville
Hunter School
Peirce
Corry
Y.M.C. A
Burrows
Titusville Herald
Jamestown Morning Post
the Post
Sixteenth Regiment to Hold Fall Rifle Matches
Officers of the 16th Regiment N G P announced a fall rifle competition at the Reno range near Oil City. Twelve top scorers from each battalion will form three teams for a fall tournament with trophies for the best battalion prelims, the best three-corner shoot, and a medal for the top individual score at Reno.
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16Th Regiment
Warren
Cambridge Springs
Reno Range
Oil City
Reno
Organs for Sale at Bargain Prices in Warren
A Dyer and Hughes six octave walnut organ barely used will be sold for 50 dollars, original cost 125. Also new organs in stock at J Carolus Biekark music store, 225 Liberty St., Warren.
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Dyer & Hughes
Listey
J. Carolus Biekarck
Liberty St
Warren
Wedding Rings and Jewelry Advertisement by Benj N Greenland Co
An advertisement for BENJ N GREENLAND & Co on Liberty Street promotes wedding rings highlighting purity and lasting value. The ad also touts watches clocks jewelry and novelties with a call solicited.
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Benj. N. Greenland & Co
Liberty Street
Excursion to New York City via rail lines
Excursion to New York City offered by D A W and P R R and Lake Shore Bay on Oct 20. Round trip fare nearly standard. Tickets valid for outbound fore noon and afternoon trains linking at Dunkirk with through trains to New York and returnable until Oct 29. Pullman sleeping car departs Titusville at 2 40 P M on Lake Shore New York Special No 44. See agents to reserve sleeping car space.
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New York City
Lake Shore Bay
Dunkirk
New York
Pullman
Titusville
Lake Shore
Millinery Promotions At Miss Sill’s And Kertcher’s
The ladies are invited to call at Miss Sill's to view the latest trim millinery. A similar display of the latest trimmed millinery awaits at Kertcher's department store.
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Miss Sill’s
Kertcher’s
Youngsville County Correspondence Highlights Local Happenings
Local notes report house improvements and a new boiler cleaner invention by Jorden Ball. The Odd Fellows district deputy visited, a sugar grove street project advances, and the Youngsville Cornet Band performed. Baseball scores show 16 to 8 against Grand Valley, with community visitors and retirements noted among residents and workers.
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E. L. Morris
Brocton
N. Y
E. D. Cody
Warren
Youngsville Cornet
Youngsville
J. A. Lagerdahl
J. P. Burns
M. KE
Clare Andrews
Karl. C. Dobson
Detroit
Mich
Standard Shale Brick Co
C. A. Hazard
West Main Street
Standard Shale Brick
Youngsville Baseball
Grand Valley
A. F. Peterson
Buffalo
Jamestown
Ed. Martindale
Grandin Lumber Co
Eagle Rock
Jorden Ball
J. W. Agrelius
Wallace Thatcher
Gus Young
Alexander Brown
Cleveland
Ohio
J. Claude Carey
Cattaragus County
P. Agnew
John Case
Tidioute
H. A. Davenny
Sugar Grove
W. H. Davenny
Laura
Ritzville
Wash
C. S. Mead
G. W. Brown
White
Busti
Arlie Durlin
Glen Durlin
Main Street
George Peterson
Ford Street
Southworth
Grunderville
Burns
West Virginia
J. C. McKee
Homer Davis
Ellery
Ada Blakesley
William Herrick
Henry
Hanover
Kate Coleman
M. R. Schullan
Vacancy filled in Boro corps of teachers and local notices
County clippings report Miss Arms of Brooklyn joins the Boro teachers as special instructor. The Youngsville Citizen passes to Carl F Brown as Fenton departs after two years of guiding the paper. Sugar Grove mail via Warren shifts with October 17 1904 and new schedule. Local bank directors elected fill vacancies. Ruth Henderson dies at two. Evening Star Lodge No 61 chartered. Greek Catholic Church property planned on Horton and School streets.
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Tidioute News
Boro Corps of
Miss Arms
Brooklyn
N. Y
Pratt Institute
Youngsville
Fenton
Carl F. Brown
Sugar Grove
Warren
Charles Shortt, Jr
Sheffield Observer
Sheffield National Bank
R. T. Buzard
Chas. J. Gibson
A. J. Hazaltine
Geo. H. Jackson
Ruth
T. J. Henderson
John O. Sonberg
Bradford
S. B. of A
Hattie S. Johnson
Kane
Evening Star Lodge
Horton
School Streets
Columbus Grange Feast and Fair Set for Oct 8
The Columbus Grange plans its annual feast and fair at the hall next Saturday October 8 with third and fourth degrees conferred for three candidates in the forenoon. After the meal members invite friends to attend and join in the day’s activities.
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Elmer Crosby
Pittsburg
Addis Johnson
Spring Creek
L. D. Jaquith
Earl Wickmire
Hoyt Raymond
Vernett Bowers
Ray Scholton
Louis Monroe
Quotations and Epigrams From Postal Cards
A collection of humorous maxims and anecdotes with notes on handwriting safety. Includes lines about letters and addresses, beggars, a joke about Longfellow, and a caution about printing names on envelopes. Ends with a note from The Malt Printery on affordable printed envelopes.
Telephone misfire and fall millinery at Kertcher’s
A Portland Express item humorously notes a two telephones office setup leads to a mix up when a new office boy reports a caller is a wife. Also a Pennsylvania Railroad excursion offers a Warren to Bradford round trip for $1 with October 9 10 service. Kertcher’s displays a large fall and winter millinery selection with Gage and Burgesser hats for ladies.
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Portland Express
Kertcher’s
Local Shop Promotes Ammunition and Fishing Tackle
A newspaper blurb highlights a shop selling all kinds of ammunition and fishing tackle. The notice emphasizes broad inventory and supplies for hunters and anglers in the region.
General Carting and Teaming and Freight Handlers
General carting and teaming services offered with a specialty in heavy moving. Handles pianos and household goods with care. Orders may be left with A. A. Davis & Co. Telephone connections via N. Y. & P Co. No. 2 B. Warren Tel. Co., No. 84.
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A. A.davis & 0
B. Warren Tel. Co
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Neighborhood Notes
Columbus
Carlyle
Little Henry
Longfellow
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Olean
Dorothy Dodd
Chas. H. Smith
Second St
Warren, PA
Shear's Department Store
Kopf & Henry
Warren Trust Company
Penn’a
F. M. Knapp
MO. M. Siegfried
Chas. E. Cobb, Casnier
H. M. Preston
Geo. E. Colvin
Edward E. Hertzel
Penn’a Avenue
J. Foley
Mart
Second Street
N. Greenland & Son
Penna. Avenue
ErnestTon
Gro
W. Degraff
Wall St
JY Mail Office
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