“The Pine Tree Festival” From The Press of 25 October, 1949, comes the headline “Baker County’s Third Annual Pine Tree Festival Friday, 18th.” The copy stated, among other things, Macclenny and Baker County last Friday maintained a festive atmosphere as … Continue reading
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS, Holyoke, Colorado, July 1, 1889 Board of county commissioners met July 1st, at 9 a.m., as a board of equalization; full board present. Minutes of last meeting read and approved. Bills allowed: W.W. Ware, for transcribing Phillips County … Continue reading
“How would W.W. Ware sound for state senator from this district next year?” – News. Well, really, Bro. Williams, we are compelled to say that it sounds a very great deal better now than it will sound next fall, and … Continue reading
Thanks to those generous coal men of Denver, but the 500 lbs. of coal has disappeared with the blizzard. I think there must be some angels in Denver the way they are working for us poor homesteaders. We tender a … Continue reading
W.W. Ware came into our sanctum for a chat the other day and ordered the HERALD sent to him while he was at Sterling transcribing the Phillips County records. Mr. Ware says that they are progressing finely. There are over … Continue reading
CHEYENNE RESIDENTS FROM IOWA The following names were extracted from an article in the The Cheyenne Republican, Cheyenne Wells, Colorado, Sept. 10, 1909, Vol. 20, No.45. The article was about the first “Iowa Day” celebration held in the town of … Continue reading
Uncle John Ware, whom all old timers know, is in town. He is living in the Bradshaw and comes to the city so infrequently that his visits are noted. They would be noted anyhow by reason of his tall and … Continue reading
RESIDENCE BURNED The residence of Mrs. Horace Ware, on 20th street in North Highlands, Birmingham, was burned. THE HAMILTON NEWS-PRESS VOL. 1 HAMILTON, MARION COUNTY, ALA. JUNE 27, 1895 NO. 26 PAGE 4 … Continue reading
DUG HIS OWN GRAVE A Birmingham special to the St. Louis Republic says: The statement is often heard that a man is digging his own grave, but it does not prove true literally very frequently. In the cemetery at Pratt … Continue reading
WARE RENTS BONNER HOUSE —————————- Mr. N. M. WARE has rented the Bonner house formerly conducted as the Commercial Hotel. He and Mrs. WARE will cater to the local and traveling public. The house has been put in order and … Continue reading
