Bear Shot in Pleasant Township and Other Local News
Bear shot in Pleasant township. big black bear killed at the Joseph Maine farm in Tidioute. Ruel Lynch of Marion Hill reports a 300 pound bear. Grotzinger buys property at Sixth and Water streets. C H Smith Co buys a new White delivery car. Columbus elder Byron Benson dies at 87. Various local notices include accidents, weddings, appointments, and civic updates across Warren and surrounding areas.
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Tidioute
Ruel Lynch
Marion Hill
Joseph Maine
Grotzinger
Homie
Joseph Grotzinger
Sixth and
Water Streets
O. P. Bush
His Inspiration. Percollum and Mrs Percollum Dialogue
Percollum of the Daily Bread calls his wife his chief incentive to work and lifelong inspiration. Mrs Percollum jokes that he turns her metaphor mishaps into stories and earns pay from them.
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Percollum
The
Daily Bread
Mrs. Percollum
Percival
Woman of Narrow Mind Quote by Burton Kingsland
A sharp quote defines a woman as lacking true culture whose mind is narrowed by servants children illnesses and clothes. The remark, attributed to Burton Kingsland, critiques social norms and gender expectations.
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Burton Kingsland
Carmega Toilet Powder Ad Highlights Delicate Oriental Scent
An old advertisement promotes Carmega Toilet Powder as a delicate perfumed powder ideal for women and babies. It emphasizes absolute purity and safety for infants, calling it the best dusting powder for the nursery and markets it at 25 cents per box.
Courage Ever In Demand
Not in clanging fights and desperate marches only is heroism to be looked for but on every railway bridge and fireproof building today. On freight trains decks of vessels cattle yards lumber rafts among firemen and policemen the demand for courage is incessant and the supply never fails. Mrs Jax Whats the difference between a kleptomaniac and garden variety robber Merely a difference in the price of their lawyers
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William James
Jax
The Army of Tiny Ants Endures Mighty Feat
A corps of African ants attacked and overran an elephant in a pasture. In eight hours the elephant was stripped to its skeleton, evidence of the ants’ coordinated power. The narrative highlights how small creatures, acting in concert, can exert extraordinary force.
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Pleasant
Wood
Pleasant Township
C. H. Smith Co
Columbus
Byron Lt. Benson
Sheffield
T. W. Martin
Central Pennsylvania Lumber Co’s
Martin
J. J. Engle
Peterson
Roy Hedges
Struthers-Wells Co
Justice Wheeler
J. E. Wheeler
J. P
Clyde J. Sanger
Warren
Mable 3. Wilson
Fischer
Clarion County
Schimmelfeng
Tener
Charles Schimmelfeng
North Warren State Hospital
S. W. Waters
Pennsylvania
S. L. Mesterrat
State Supreme Court
Pittsburgh
Dauphin County
John McWilliams
Elk County
Henry Cobham
Mitchell Building
Pennsylvania Avenue East
Warren and
Jamestown
Orrin English
Kinzua
Bright
Rinaldo
Collins
Survive
O. J
Hn Gunning
Arthur Windsor
Warren Company
Geo. C. Priestly
W. H. Johnson
Oklahoma
William Muir
Tituse
Jos
A. Schofield
Owassa
Okla
Wilburton
McAllis
Kansa Gas Company
Corry Lodge
Corry
Waite
Sikstrom
Falconer
Earl B. Waite
Minnie Sikstrom
Sarah E. Shultz
Bell Telephone Company
Jackson Run
Dunham’s Corner
Clarendon
Conenango Bridge
W.s. Clark
W. BE. Henderson
H. A. Crary
Conewango Creek
North Warren
Stoneham Tannery
Colone
Eiiy
Fred &. Windsor
Arthur D
Titusville
Bakersfield
Cal
Binet Furni
Burt H. Johnson
Minnie A. Johnson
Ludwig Johnson
Crescent Street
Carl Jacobs
George Johnson
Jennie Johnson
Johnson
Irvine Street
Titusville High School
Stoneham
Rushing New Chemical Works
Russell
Warren Chemical Products Company
D., A. V. and P. Railroad Company
Andrews
John M. Andrews
Warren County
Erie County
Emile Amann
Sarah M. Andrews
Pittsburg
Emma Grace Eaton
Montgomery Avenue
Northside
Court House
C. L. Wendt
George Buhl
Fred Mattweil
Betko Koczer
George Drake
Henry Holtz
Hinckley
Rose Harmon Schatzle
Harry Schatzle
Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
George DeForest
John G. Smith
Hazel Sanborn
Marian Muse
C. D. Crandall
Marian Hamm
Thomas Jenkins
Baird
First Lutheran Church
Philadelphia
Spen
Walling
Eugene Hall
Warren State Hospital
Hall
James Shelden
Cambridge Springs
Warren Asylum
Crawford County
Philadel
Highhouse
Henry Paterson
Allegheny
Sneffield
Sarah Lawhead
Lawnead
A. G. Carlson
Pine Grove Township
Putnamville
Lander Road
Joseph Archbold
Irvington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Dunn's Eddy
Archbold
Eugene H. Wheeler
Furlow
Schoup
Wheeler
Krell Piano Company
Krell Auto Grand Piano Company
Krell
Lindemans
New York
Swanson
John Siggins, Jr
Republican
A. W. Powell
Robert S. Young
Tioga
Frederick E. Lewis
Lehigh
Arthur R. Rupley
Cumberland
John M. Morin
A. H. Walters
Cambria
D. I. Ball, Warren
P. M. Speer
Oil City
Empire Brand
Eberhart & Miller
H. L
Greenland
Penn’n Ave. W
Warren, Pa
Sauerkraut
Pickett Hardware Co
Warren Penn
Penn. Avenue
West
Citizens National Bank
Bell
Prof
H. B. Hyde
Bells Ox
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