Autumn wind brings silo filling and peach crops in Akeley
The correspondent notes the first day of autumn with farmers filling silos and a last calf shipment. Peach prices at ninety cents a bushel. next six months see peaches canned as peach butter and preserves. Local birthdays and social visits mark a quiet week as the L A Hi C A schedules a meeting at Grange Hall.
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Akeley
Dewittville
N. Y
Eliza Hale
W. B. Hale
W. C. Hale
D. M. Howard
John Geracimos
Warren
Marsh’s and
Howards
John Marsh
E. A. Herrick
Frewsburg
Gamble Bradley
Erie
Sarah Morrison
Corydon
Minnie Bradley
T. M. Howard
E. A. Johnson
Falconer
Sam Confer
Corry
Sidney Johnson
Jamestown
Grange Hall
Tidioute News Briefs Touching Local Folks
C A Culver on a business trip to Kentucky this week. Mr and Mrs L L Brandon hosted out‑of‑town guests. Mr and Mrs W C Blossom visiting relatives in Buffalo. Rev E B Morey at the Methodist Episcopal Conference in Oil City. A sale last Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Blossom as they liquidate stock and move away. Miss Donna Copeland weekend visit with parents at May Hill returning Sunday evening.
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Tidioute
C. A. Culver
Kentucky
L. L. Brandon
W. C. Blossom
Buffalo
E. B. Morey
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Oil City
Fred Blossom
Donna Copeland
May Hill
Stand Up If Wives Popped The Question In Audience Test
A speaker quips that nine of ten women propose and asks married men to stand if their wives proposed. The audience silence breaks into quiet whispers as wives react to the dare with audible skepticism.
15000 Mile Flight to See Soldier Husband
A Canadian bride undertook a 15000 mile journey starting in Tokyo to reach London to see her husband before he left for the Western Front. Delays aboard the Philadelphia and travel disruptions caused a late arrival, and she finally met him for one hour in London before he boarded a troop train for France.
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Tokyo
Pacific
American
Atlantic
London
Canada
England
Japan
Island Empire
Western Front
Vancouver
Philadelphia
New York
America
Liverpool
Hesperian
Metropolis
France
Morgan Bank Bomb Proof Dome Guarded by Iron Lattice
Iron lattice covers the Morgan building dome to guard against bomb throwers. Contractors worked at night to avoid attention while detectives guard the roof and nearby windows. The precautions follow the shooting of J. P. Morgan and ongoing police vigilance around the bank.
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Morgan Building
Financial District
J. P. Morgan
Whale Rescued by Mate on Whaling Schooner Why Land
A whale was rescued off pattern by a vessel mate after the whale entangled in rope. The incident occurred aboard the whaling schooner Why Land as harpooning gear fouled the line.
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Whyland
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