December 09 1904
"The leaves have turned to yellow, The porch's charm has died; Now Gladys and her fellow Must lallygag inside." Laurel Lake, Silver Lake...
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webmaster045
- Dec 2, 2004
- 4 min
December 02 1904
Franklin Forks - The young hunters had quite an experience a few days ago. While out hunting the dogs started up three wild cats. The...
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webmaster045
- Nov 25, 2004
- 4 min
November 25 1904
Choconut - In the case of Com'th vs. Frank and William Regan, on trial when the Democrat went to press last week, William, the younger...
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webmaster045
- Nov 18, 2004
- 4 min
November 18 1904
Snow Storm - The snow storm the first of the week was the worst experienced in this section so early in the winter, or rather late in the...
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webmaster045
- Nov 11, 2004
- 4 min
November 11 1904
Rush - Sheridan & Price of Meshoppen are holding a special clothing sale at the store of Kahler & Terry, Lawton, and showing the largest...
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webmaster045
- Nov 4, 2004
- 4 min
November 04 1904
Forest City - Charles Sczlinsky, whose back was broken under a fall of rock on Aug. 8 last, and has since been at Emergency hospital, was...
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webmaster045
- Oct 28, 2004
- 4 min
October 28 1904
Glenwood - Squirrel pot-pie is now all the go. Montrose - The "roughers" in the cut glass factory have been working a couple of hours...
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webmaster045
- Oct 21, 2004
- 4 min
October 21 1904
Harford - As D. M. Farrar, familiarly known as "Uncle Dan," was about to remove from here to reside at Elmira, the members of Live Oak...
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webmaster045
- Oct 14, 2004
- 4 min
October 14 1904
Rush - Daniel Oakes was selling onions through Auburn Twp last week at 80 cents a bushel. He has a truck patch of three acres. We asked...
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webmaster045
- Oct 7, 2004
- 4 min
October 07 1904
Glenwood - Shooting has already commenced and by the time squirrel season opens there will be none left for the law abiding citizens. Go...
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webmaster045
- Sep 30, 2004
- 4 min
September 30 1904
Franklin Twp. - A.C. Lowe was in Montrose on Saturday; and, by the way, Mr. Lowe has a baby pretty enough to capture the first prize, a...
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webmaster045
- Sep 23, 2004
- 4 min
September 23 1904
Harford - We once again have a harness shop in our town, George Tiffany having opened one in the Osborn building. Susquehanna - The...
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webmaster045
- Sep 16, 2004
- 4 min
September 16 1904
Friendsville - A meeting of the gentlemen of St. Francis Xavier's parish was called on Sunday last to decide whether the old church...
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webmaster045
- Sep 9, 2004
- 5 min
September 09 1904
New Milford - The barrel makers at Whitney's storehouse have stopped work for a time. They have made up 5,000 barrels and later on 15,000...
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webmaster045
- Sep 2, 2004
- 4 min
September 02 1904
Brandt - It is reported that the Brandt acid factory will be closed for all time, in less than a year, owing to the exhaustion of the...
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webmaster045
- Aug 26, 2004
- 5 min
August 26 1904
Upsonville - Arthur Hunsinger, with a load of friends from Omaha, Neb., while returning from the Sunday School picnic at Heart Lake, last...
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webmaster045
- Aug 19, 2004
- 5 min
August 19 1904
South Gibson - Ninety-one persons were in attendance at the Brundage reunion held in Harford, August 10, despite the rainy morning. Those...
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webmaster045
- Aug 12, 2004
- 4 min
August 12 1904
Springville - R. W. Kent, of Elk Lake, has been in this place the past week representing the Fyrecide Co., of New York. The company has a...
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webmaster045
- Aug 5, 2004
- 5 min
August 05 1904
Oakley - Notice has been received from the government that after August 1st the Post Office at this place will be discontinued. Great...
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webmaster045
- Jul 29, 2004
- 4 min
July 29 1904
Dimock - Percy Ballentine has just purchased a new 24-horsepower Pierce touring car. It is the most powerful machine in this section and...
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