Great Council of the United States meets in Trenton session
Report of Great Sachem J A Russell to the Great Council highlights nine new council fires and four Pocahontas councils formed during the sun. Financing shown, deputies’ travel costs noted, and calls for tribal consolidations and deputy fee arrangements. Also reports on memberships, wealth, and recent council activities with ceremonies and awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Great Council
Tha
J. A. Russel
Washington
Weiss Haa Seon
United States
Great Chief
D. M. Stevens
G. K
Banda
Triber
Laat
Coon
Poanho
Pocahontas
Robert
Daniel
Griffin
United Shates
Lome
Ute
Saohem
B-Peterson
T.V. Gordon
Russell
Drake
Local Interest Notes and Community Life in Stewartsville
In Stewantsville community pages, residents discuss neighbor Win Davis facing accusations, farm illnesses linked to malt feed, and a growing Grange interest. Reports cover church pew etiquette, local industry shifts at the station, political caucuses, and social events including Lyceum League debates and housing moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewantsville
Win
Davis
Bytr
Philadelphia
Interates
Gloucester
N. Ji
Geauige
Thomad OC
Marden
Airs
Daniel Weller
Kase
Peter Woodrall
Wilson Metler
Tamie
Bill Cruthers
Sherer
Cork
Alg Lee
Kinney
Abram Haned
Canegg
Chas
Apgar
H. A. Godfrey
Honey J. Stone
C. Boyar
F. Hall
Ate
Barber
Scott
Justice Barrett
Bistone
Lonesome Pony
Harmony community events and notices from a stormy week
The Harmony area held a Friday evening fundraiser drawing 12 12? despite road conditions and a storm. Miss Emily Oswald and Maurice Miller traveled from Alburtes for a worried day, with Miller visiting on Sunday. Local illnesses kept the Harmony Lower School closed, while Miss Minnie Stont visited from Harmony Station. The Epworth League at M. Z. church announced a clothes pin social with supper, ice cream, and candy sale on March 2. The league elected officers for the coming year at the M. B. Sunday school, including Metz as superintendent and Rush in several roles, with Lillie Hamlin and Mavel Guo among the officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iormany
RO. Kinney
Emily Oswald
Maurice Miller
Alburtes
Miller
John Molden
Minnie Stont
Harmeony Station
William
S. Cogramin
Lewktel Coute Iy
Mulaney
Dchoa
Epworth League
M. Z
Sale
Alb
Epsworth League
Ted
Wim
Potter
Rush
Cosmos Reinert
Win
Stone
Local notes from the village life last week
Names of residents and events surface from a fragmented report. Steuben Mitchell Mrs John Yanger and Frank Willever are mentioned with others. Mrs Walter Karr traveled to Newark, while prices were favorable at Lewis Parks sale. Fox hunts and hay feeding appear, with several households described as busy and thriving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mazen
Slary McKinney
John Davison
Halnesburg
Anton DeWitt
Levi Mackey
Clnton Swayze
Chatham
Mre Swayze
Lyceum League
Clud
Newsboy
A. D. Rostberey
Walter Parcell
Philadelphia
Bie
Steuben ‘Mitchell
John Yanger
Frank Willever
Samuel Frome
Walter Karr
Newark
Lewis Parks
iNever
Phillipsburg
Airs
Obas
Baker
Drs
Local Notes and Obituaries from Lebanon Township Week
GLEN GARDNER reports Charles Osborne of Asbury visiting town this week while L D Fritz collects for Wrought Iron Range Co in Afmag. Boll'acoon dog Sambo died at Tum nares hotel last Friday from throat consumption after six weeks. Interment near town. John Pritts runs as candidate for Precholdor in Lebanon township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Gardner
Charles Osborne
Asbury
L, D. Fritz
Wrought Iron Range Co
Afmag
T. Boll
Sambo
Tumnares's
Lordon
Georo Snyder
Moing Hole
Town
John Pritts
Lebanon
No Better Proof Of The Assertion From Dull Trade
The remark notes that other merchants report dull trade and hard times, and uses the plain fact as evidence supporting the assertion. It suggests a trend of economic hardship among local retailers during the period described.
Our Business is Steadily Increasing.
Our business shows steady growth with upbeat notes about modern goods and competitive pricing. The fragment mentions updating stock and lowering prices while hinting at broad space for further expansion. No clear entities or dates are readable in the text.
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Perses
RED Xen
Capooling Lodge
Clnton
New York
Ipon Tha Goal Trust
Samuel Sloan
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad,Company
New York City
Reading
Lehigh Valley
Thomas
Erie Railroad Company
Charles A. Walker
Delaigaro and Hudson Canal
Richard MW. Willams
Tidewater
P. I. Veilner
Ita
PHN Prang
Cornish
Gortish
Warren County
Mutchlar
Hiv
W.J. Douglas
W. L.” Douglas
The
International News Company
Duane Street
N.Y
Petersborg
Petere
I ‘Umber
Atlondace
Clorencs Byeckteys
James Harzig
Clara Ayers
Frank Poland
Nelson Park
Frank Snyder
HS Rhule
Lass
Aw Vonson
Ate & Linnfa
Aver
Ea Baraual Hayes
Pbs
Lizale Hyer
Baie Soyder
Iholas
Bartle Dilte
Guasle Dilte
G. Mera
Oman
Jonktine
Warren County Drug Store
Warmony
Scarksytlle
Hood
Irake
Dewelry Stor
Washington, N. J
Ugrd
S. LU
Dracetet Giork
Goldsmith Bros
Scoutiaues
Northampton St
Easton, Pa
Farmers & Horseien
S. T. Vannatts
Iasyert
Hysiciar
W. L. Douglas
Belo EE
Athe
Uitar
Ty Yous
Douglas
Brootten
Mass
J.t.langstaff, E. Washington Ave
Hamburg
Hance Bros
Belvidere Avenue
Blumad Mutual
Savinnk WG
Creveling
Damask
Wassington
KL Cooke
Olver
Vani Billiard
Mit
Arbuckle's
Schumacher
California
Hare
East Washington Avenue
Bee Hive
Janes
M. Fitts
Fender
Wihaorth
Wittington
Alibehnier
Stockes Town
Auaker
Hut Denys
Tiebos
Mateo
Brett
Will du
Epriog
Childs
Hufin Vannat Tas Tos
C. Thompyott
Auetlouevr
Ollivk
Ole Roddie
Gullick
Willrell
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