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ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1833 01745 5269
GENEALOGY 974.801 B97AM 1916
AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST
FARM DIRECTORY AND REFERENCE BOOK
BUTLER COUNTY PENNSYLVANIA
1916
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Ask for "THE GREEN FOLDER"
SAFETY- FIRST BUTLER SHORT LINE PITTSBURGH CONOMY-COMFORT
Unequalled Transportation Service
Pittsburgh AND Butler Railway Co.
Electricity for Light, Heat and Power is supplied at all points along the Short Line by the Butler County Light Company at Butler, Pa.
Freight Service
Three round trips per day, between Pittsburgh, Butler and Way Stations, thus permitting goods to be delivered the same day they are ordered.
Milk, cream, butter, eggs and garden produce reach destination in much fresher condition, because of the rapid transportation; con- sequently they bring bet- ter prices.
The rates are reasonable, as may be seen by refer- ring to the tariffs on file with all agents.
Upon request of shippers or consignees the Company will arrange, at moderate cost, to call for or deliver shipments at or any point in Pittsburgh or
Butler. Pittsburgh Freight Station Sixth St. and Duquesne Way
Bell Phone 3459 Grant. Butler Station Sullivan Avenue
Bell Phone 315
Peoples 923 L
ALAMEDA PARK, BUTLER, PA.
Open from Decoration Day to Labor Day
This Park contains sixty acres of beautifully wooded land, sup- plied with twelve springs of pure ice cold water. It is equipped with all of the modern attractions of a first class pleasure resort. Added attractions will be installed for Season of 1916. Picnics, Special Cars, etc., are now being booked for selected dates. Full in- formation cheerfully furnished.
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The Bank for Farmers
For the satisfactory handling of the banking, trust company and safe deposit business of our customers, we have pro- vided a thoroughly ap- pointed modern bank building.
In it will be found every facility for the prompt transaction of YOUR business.
Everything possible is done to make all dealings with this bank pleasant and profitable.
You are cordially invited to call or write in regard to any business-an officer will answer you promptly.
Make our banking rooms YOUR headquarters when you are in BUTLER.
The Butler County National Bank AND
Butler County Trust Company
"The Big Bank by the Court House"
Combined Resources, over $4,000,000.00 Combined Wealth of Stockholders, over $20,000,000.00
AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST FARM DIRECTORY and REFERENCE BOOK OF BUTLER COUNTY PENNSYLVANIA
1916
A Rural Directory and Reference Book Including a Road Map of Butler County
PUBLISHED BY ORANGE JUDD COMPANY
NEW YORK
Minneapolis Chicago
Atlanta Springfield, Mass.
COPYRIGHT 1916
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Guaranty Safe Deposit and Trust Company
231 SOUTH MAIN STREET
BUTLER, PA.
Capital, Surplus and Profits, - $500,000.00
Member Butler Clearing House Association
Pays Interest on Time Deposits.
Executes Trusts of Every Description.
Safes for Rent in Burglar-Proof Vaults.
Securities and Valuables Taken for Safe- Keeping. Wills Safely Kept Without Charge.
Interest
On Savings Accounts Compounded Twice a Year Can be withdrawn at any time without notice
Everybody needs a Savings Account. The farmer, to tide hin over years when crops are bad. The Clerk or Mechanic, to provide for periods of sickness or enforced idleness. Such accounts with this company earn the highest interest consistent with safety of principal.
A BANK FOR ALL PEOPLE
The FARMER, the MERCHANT, the MECHANIC, the OIL PRO- DUCER, the GENERAL BUSINESS MAN, the WAGE EARNER are invited to make this institution their business home, and to avail themselves of the security an account in this bank affords.
The officials, directors and stockholders, more than 250 in num- ber, are men of wide business experience, practical bankers, profes- sional men, and prominent merchants, whose ripe knowledge and sound judgment guarantee safe and conservative management.
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Table of Contents
Abbreviations 31
Agricultural Statistics for Butler County
23
Domestic Animals 23
Farm Expenses
23
Farms Operated by Managers
23
Farms Operated by Owners
28
Land and Farm Area 2%
Mortgage Debts 23
Poultry and Bees 29
23
Value of Farm Property 28
Books Every Farmer Needs 10-11
Breeding Guide for Farm Animals and Fowls 257
Butler County Farm Directory 33-208
Butler County Government
19
Classified Business Directory 209-278
Distances From Butler
263
Explanation
:31
Fight the Flies
253
Government of the United States 13
Grange Occasions and Topics
265
History of Butler 12
Index to AAdvertisers 25
Map of Butler County 279
Pennsylvania State Officers 13. 15
Planting Table for the Most Important Field Crops 260-261
Population of Minor Civil Divisions 21
Postoffices in Butler County 32
Spraying Calendar for Fruits and Vegetables 266-267
State Flowers 255
Statistics of the World 269
Using Disinfectants 255
Weights and Measures 275
What May Be Expected of Farm Implements 276
Why Farmers Ought to Advertise and How 271
Farms Operated by Tenants
Principal Crops
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CORNELIUS LUMBER COMPANY
RAYMOND S. CORNELIUS, Prop.
Office and Yard at Intersection of Kittanning St. and B. & O. R. R. BUTLER, PA.
Peoples Phone 88
Bell Phone 275-J
MOULDING
OIL WELL RIGS
FLOORING
SIDING
SASH
DOORS
PORCH WORK
BILL STUFF
SHINGLES
FRAMES
LATH
Let Us Figure Your Bill
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LYNDORA NATIONAL BANK LYNDORA, PA.
U. S. Depository for Postal Savings Funds
Interest Paid
on
TIME DEPOSITS
Resources over $500 000 00
Our Business is Carefully Managed by the Following Well Known Directors
J. H. ALLMAN A. CHRISTIANSON
J. V. RITTS
WM. FLETCHER
O. K. WALDRON I. G. SMITH
T. H. GILLESPIE ELIAS RITTS
We Cordially Invite Your Business
P. J. Oesterling
W. F. Oesterling
Phones
Bell 253-R Peoples 1205 Residence 811-A Residence 5110-B
P. J. OESTERLING & SON Flour and Feed Merchants Feed of all Kinds Wholesale and Retail
"Oesterling's Best Flour" Distributors of "Pioneer Flour"
354 E. JEFFERSON STREET BUTLER, PA.
"GOOD FEEDS FOR GOOD FEEDERS" Give Us a Trial Order and be Convinced
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Good Books for the Fruit Grower and Dairyman
The keen business farmer realizes the value of reading good books, not only for the information that they contain, but for the inspiration to be gained. The following list will prove most valuable to the man who wishes to increase the productiveness of his land as well as increase his income.
DAIRYING
The Manufacture of Ice Creams and Ices By H. Frandsen and E. A. Markham. This book should be of vital interest to all ice cream makers, dairymen and dairy students. Everything of importance concerning this industry has been in- cluded, and the matter is arranged in a clear, prac- tical way. It will be welcomed by thousands as a standard authority on the subject. Profusely illustrated. 512x8 inches. 350 pages. Cloth. Net $2.00
The Business of Dairying. By C. B. Lane. This book aims to present in a clear and concise manner various business methods and systems which will help the dairyman to reap greater profits. It meets the needs of the average dairy farmer and if carefully followed will lead to suc- cessful dairying. Illustrated. 5x7 inches. 300 pages. Cloth. Net $1.25
First Lessons in Dairying. By II. E. Van Norman. Embodies the principles involved in the handling of inilk, delivery to factory, shipping station, and the manufacture of butter on the farm. Written in a simple, popular way. Just the thing for the everyday dairyman. Illus- trated. 5x7 inches. 100 pages. Cloth.
Net $0.50
Modern Methods of Testing Milk and Milk Products. By L. L. Van Slyke and C. A. Pub- low. A treatise on the various methods of test- ing milk and cream are handled with rare skill and yet in so plain a manner that they can be fully understood by all. 286 pages. 5x7 inches. Cloth Net $1.00
The Science and Practice of Cheese Making. By L. L. Van Slyke and C. A. Publow. A treatise on the manufacture of American cheddar cheese and some other varieties; prepared also as a handbook and work for reference for the daily use of practical cheese-makers in cheese factory op- erations. Illustrated. 5x7 inches. 520 pages. Cloth . Net $1.75
Questions and Answers on Butter Making. By C. A. Publow. The entire subject of butter making in all its branches has been most thor- oughly treated, and many new and important features have been added. Illustrated. 5x7 inches. 100 pages. Cloth. . Net $0.50
Questions and Answers on Milk and Milk Testing. By C. A. Publow and H. C. Troy. No other treatise of its kind is available, and no book of its size gives so much practical and useful in- formation in the study of milk and milk products. Illustrated. 5x7 inches. 100 pages. Cloth Net $0.50
Castration of Domestic Animals. By F. S. Schoenleber, M.S., D.V.S., M.D., and R. R. Dykstra, D.V.M. A practical treatise on the castration and spaying of farm animals. The authors have brought together in this volume all
the inethods in use in America as well as in Eur- ope. This book is the most comprehensive work on the subject that has yet been published. Pro- fusely illustrated. 5x7 inches. 150 pages. Cloth Net $1.25
FRUIT CROPS
Plant Propagation, Greenhouse and Nurs- ery Practice. By M. G. Kains. A standard work for nurserymen. Containing directions for propagation of fruits, vegetables, plants, etc. Also chapters on germination, seed testing, grafting, budding, nursery management and the laws af- fecting nursery stock, etc. 342 pages. Illus- trated. 512x712 inches. Cloth ... Vet $1.50
The American Peach Orchard. By F. A. Waugh. This is the latest and best work on the culture of peaches. Contains full directions for propagation, culture, etc.
Illustrated. 5×7 inches. 250 pages. Cloth. Net $1.00
The American Apple Orchard. By F. A. Waugh. In this book chief prominence has been given to the modern cominercial methods as prac- ticed in large and up-to-date orchards. At the same time the family orchard is not neglected, for special treatment of this subject has been given. Illustrated. 5x7 inches. 226 pages. Cloth.
Net $1.00
Beginners' Guide to Fruit Growing By F. A. Waugh. This book is written for the beginner. A simple statement of the elementary practices of propagation, planting, culture, fertilization, prun- ing, spraying, etc. It is a primer for beginners. Illustrated. 5x7 inches. 120 pages. Cloth.
Net $0.75
Fruit Harvesting, Storing, Marketing. By F. A. Waugh. A practical guide to the picking. storing, shipping and marketing of fruit. No pro- gressive fruit grower can afford to be without this most valuable book. Illustrated. 232 pages.
5x7 inches. Cloth. .$1.00
Citrus Fruits and Their Culture. By II. Har- old Hume. In this volume, the author, one of the foremost experts in this line, has covered very fully the entire subject, scientifically and prac- tically, creating on their botany, history, vari- eties, culture, diseases, insects, literature, etc .- etc. Illustrated. 5x7 inches. 597 pages. Cloth. Net $2.50
American Fruit Culturist. By J. J. Thomas * Containing practical directions for the propaga- tion and culture of all of the fruits adapted to the United States, including large and small fruits, as well as sub-tropical and tropical fruits. Il- lustrated. 758 pages. . Net $2.50
Foundations of American Grape Culture. By T. V. Munson. This is a practical work upon American grapes, suited to all sections of the country. It will be a fine money-inaker to every practical vineyardist who reads it. Illustrated. 712x10 inches. 250 pages. Cloth ..... Net $2.00
FREE ON APPLICATION
Send for our new illustrated catalog, 136 pages, 6x9 inches, containing description of the above, and also 500 of the most practical and modern books on farming and allied subjects.
ORANGE JUDD COMPANY 315-321 FOURTH AVE. NEW YORK
ASHLAND BLDG.
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Every Farmer Needs These Books
The secret of success in farming is KNOWING why your neighbor gets better results than you do. It is because he KNOWS and you do not, because he has studied the subject and you have not. If you. want to KNOW, read the following books. They will show you HOW TO GET results.
Farmers' Cyclopedia of Agriculture. By Wilcox & Smith. A thoroughly up-to-date, practical, concise and complete presentation of the whole subject of agriculture. Farm, Orchard and Garden Crops, Animals, Feeding, Dairying, Poultry, Irrigation, Drainage, Fertilizing, Spraying, etc., etc. 700 Pages. .$3.50
Fertilizers and Crops. By L. L. Van Slyke. A timely presentation of facts, not only giving practical methods for using fertilizers in crop growing, but placing special emphasis on the reasons underlying their use, etc. Net ...... $2.50
Soils. By C. W. Burkett. The most complete and popular work of the kind ever published. ... $1.25
The Cereals in America. By Thos. F. Hunt. A comprehensive treatise of wheat, maize, oats, barley, rice, kaffir corn, buckwheat, etc .... $1.75
Farm Manures. By C. E. Thorne. A practical and most valuable work on manures and manur- ing, covering every phase of the subject. Net $1.50
The Book of Alfalfa. By F. D. Coburn. This is by far the most authoritative, complete, and valuable book on this forage crop ever published. $2.00
The Study of Corn. By V. M. Shoesmith. A most helpful book to all interested in the selection and improvement of corn. . Net $0.50
.
Farm Grasses of the United States. By W. J. Spillman. Seeding and management of meadows and pastures. Varieties of grasses for different climates and requirements. .$1.00
The Young Farmer; Some Things He Should Know. By Thos. F. Hunt. This book is of un- usual excellence. It should be in the hands of every farmer, especially the young farmer. Net $1.50
Plant Propagation, Greenhouse and Nursery Practice. By M. G. Kains. A standard work for nurserymen. Containing directions for prop- agation of fruits, vegetables, plants, etc. Also chapters on germination, seed testing, grafting, budding, nursery management and the laws affecting nursery stock . . Net $1.50
Weeds of the Farm and Garden. By L. H. Pammel This book contains practical suggestions for the. treatment of weeds, which should make it of special value to the farmer, landowner, gardener. etc. Net $1.50.
Vegetable Gardening. By R. L. Watts. Complete,. concise and authentic book. It covers every phase. of vegetable gardening, and is invaluable as a handbook for practical growers .. . .Net $1.75
Beginners' Guide to Fruit Growing. By F. A. Waugh. A simple statement of the elementary practices of propagation, planting, culture, etc. Net $0.75
American Apple Orchard. F. A. Waugh. A manual for the novice as well as a book reference for all. those of more experience. Every detail connected with the successful cultivation of the apple is. thoroughly explained Net $1.00
American Peach Orchard. F. A. Waugh. This is the latest and best work on the culture of peaches. Contains full directions for propagation, culture, etc. Net $1.00
The Business of Dairying. By C. B. Lane. Covers. the practical side of dairy farming, and takes up every detail of this business thoroughly and systematically .. .$1.25
Swine in America. By F. D. Coburn. Every phase of hog raising is considered from the practical standpoint. The book is worth much to anyone interested in raising hogs, whether on a large or small scale. $2.50
Management and Feeding of Sheep. By Thos. Shaw. A valuable treatise on sheep for American farmers on breeds, breeding, feeding, management, diseases, etc .. .$2.00
Farmers' Manual of Law. By H. E. Willis. This book not only telly farmers how to settle their legal wrongs, but it tells them how not to commit any legal wrongs. The most complete book on the subject .. . . Net. $2.00
A Living from Eggs and Poultry. By W. H. Brown. A book for beginners who have a limited amount of capital and experience. A simple definite plan giving all details from hatching. time to the time the produce is marketed.
Net $0.75
FREE ON APPLICATION
Send for our new illustrated catalog, 136 pages, 6x9 inches, containing description of the above, and also 500 of the most practical and modern books on farming and allied subjects.
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NEW YORK
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THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE CAPITOL BUILDING HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA
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Government of the United States
THE EXECUTIVE.
President-WOODROW WILSON, of New Jersey. Salary $75,000. L'ice-President-THOMAS R. MARSHALL, of Indiana. Salary $12,000. THE CABINET.
Secretary of State-ROBERT LANSING, of New York. Secretary of Treasury-WILLIAM G. MCADOO, of New York.
Secretary of War-NEWTON D. BAKER, of Ohio. Attorney General-THOMAS WATT GREGORY. of Texas.
Postmaster General-ALBERT S. BURLESON, of Texas. Secretary of Nagy-JOSEPHUS DANIELS, of North Carolina.
Secretary of Interior-FRANKLIN K. LANE, of California.
Secretary of Agriculture-DAVID F. HOUSTON, of Missouri.
Secretary of Commerce and Labor-WILLIAM C. REDFIELD, of New York. Secretary of Labor-WILLIAM B. WILSON, of Pennsylvania.
Salaries of the Cabinet Officers, $12,000 cach.
Pennsylvania State Officers PRESENT STATE GOVERNMENT
GOVERNOR MARTIN G. BRUMBAUGH, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County. LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR FRANK B. McCLAIN, Lancaster, Lancaster County. STATE TREASURER ROBERT KENNEDY YOUNG, Wellsboro. Tioga County. AUDITOR-GENERAL A. W. POWELL, Glassport. Allegheny County. ADJUTANT-GENERAL THOMAS J. . STEWART, Norristown, Montgomery County. SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION NATHAN C. SCHAEFFER. Lancaster. Lancaster County. INSURANCE COMMISSIONER J. DENNY O'NEIL, McKeesport, Allegheny County. SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH CYRUS E. Woons, Greensburg Westmoreland County. ATTORNEY-GENERAL FRANCIS SHUNK BROWN, Philadelphia. Philadelphia County. SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE CHARLES E. PATTON, Curwensville, Clearfield County. SECRETARY OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS HENRY Houck, Lebanon, County.
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THE BUTLER EAGLE
Fifty years of leadership. The largest circulation- the most advertising-the most news. Enterprising, reliable, conservative. Edi- torials, cartoons, market reports, serial stories and special features are the best
The Eagle Delivered to Your Home at 6c Per Week By Mail in Butler County $2.00 Per Year
The Eagle has a net paid circulation equal to that of all other Butler papers combined
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Pennsylvania State Officers (Continued)
STATE FIRE MARSHALL JOSEPH H. BALDWIN, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County. COMMISSIONER OF BANKING WILLIAM H. SMITH, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County. COMMISSIONER OF FORESTRY ROBERT S. CONKLIN, Columbia, Lancaster County. COMMISSIONER OF LABOR AND INDUSTRY JOHN PRICE JACKSON, State College, Center County. WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION BUREAU HARRY A. MACKEY, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County. JAMES W. LEECH, Ebensburg, Cambria County. JOHN A. Scorr, Indiana, Indiana County.
CHIEF OF THE DEPARTMENT OF MINES JAMES E. RODERICK, Hazleton, Luzerne County.
COMMISSIONER OF HEALTH SAMUEL G. DIXON, M. D., Bryn Mawr, Montgomery County. STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSIONER FRANK B. BLACK, Meyersdale, Somerset County. SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC GROUNDS AND BUILDINGS SAMUEL B. RAMBO, Harrisburg. Dauphin County.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC PRINTING AND BINDING A. NEVIN POMEROY, Chambersburg, Franklin County.
STATE LIBRARIAN
THOMAS LYNCH MONTGOMERY, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County. SUPERINTENDENT OF STATE POLICE JOHN C. GROOME, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County. COMMISSIONER OF FISHERIES NATHAN R. BULLER, Pleasant Mount, Wayne County. THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
WILLIAM D. B. AINEY, Chairman, Montrose, Susquehanna County. SAMUEL W. PENNYPACKER, Pennypacker Mills, Montgomery County. JOHN S. RILLING, Erie, Erie County.
WILLIAM A. MAGEE, Pittsburgh, Allegheny County.
MILTON J. BRECHT, Lancaster, Lancaster County.
JOHN MONAGHAN, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County.
WATER SUPPLY COMMISSION
THOMAS J. LYNCH, Chairman, South Bethlehem, Northampton County ROBERT A. ZENTMYER, Tyrone, Blair County.
STATE BOARD OF CENSORS OF MOTION PICTURES J. LOUIS BREITINGER, Chairman, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County. MRS. E. C. NIVER, L'ice-chairman,
ELLIS P. OBERHOLTZER, Secretary, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County
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COURT HOUSE BUTLER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
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History of Butler
Butler, as well as Butler County, of which it is the County seat, is named in honor of General Richard Butler, an officer of the Continental Army who. so ably conducted his command that he was considered by General Washington one of the ablest partisan officers of the Revolution. General Butler was born in York county, Pa., April 1st, 1743, and was killed Nov. 4th, 1791, in an expedition sent against the Indians on the Miami river.
The pioneer white men of Western Pennsylvania were French. Probably the first white men to enter Butler County were Captain Pierre Joseph Celoron and his company, who followed the Allegheny river from its source to the Ohio and on south in the year 1749. taking possession of the country in the name of Louis XV of France. The mathematician, geo- grapher and chaplain of the expedition was Father Joseph Peter de Bon- necamp of the Jesuit Order.
The town of Butler was created by act of Assembly in 1803. The original site of the town was what may now be termed Court House Ridge. and was a tract of three hundred acres, donated for a town site by Samuel J. Cunningham. John Cunningham and Robert Graham. The site was chosen on account of its central location in the county, the natural advantages of water and water power, good drainage, adjacent meadows, convenient coal banks and limestone and sandstone quarries.
Butler remained a part of Butler township nutil 1817 when it was incorporated as the "Borough of Butler" and it so remains today, although the population is sufficiently great for a city of the third class. In 1880 Butler boasted a population of 3,000. Since that time the growth has been rapid, due largely to the increase in manufacturing interests. The 1910 census gives Butler a population of 20,72%. The present population is estimated at 30,000.
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Headquarters for Farmers Supplies
Flour, Feed, Grain Hay, Straw, Salt Lime, Cement, Plaster
WHITE PEARL
LANCY FAMILY FLOU MILLED PROM BESTSELECTED WHES
H.J.KLINGLER & CO BUTLER.PA.
GUARAN
SEEDS
We select our seeds with great care. No cheap dirty weedy seeds can be purchased from us
SOW KLINGLERS A NO. 1 SEEDS FOR RESULTS
Successfully
Weaned
-- and not a runt in the bunch
Blatchford's Pig Meal the perfect. milk substitute.
Clovers
Crimson
Alfalfa
Alsike
Sweet
White
Medium Red
Mammoth Red
Timothy
Blue Grass
Red Top
Orchard Grass
German Millet
Dwarf Essex Rape
Winter Vetch
Sorghum
ALWAYS BUY WHEAT-RYE-BUCKWHEAT-CORN OATS-HAY-STRAW
H. J. KLINGLER & CO., Millers
BUTLER, PA.
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Butler County Government
COURT OFFICERS
President Judge, TION. AARON E. REIBER
JAMES T. MCCANDLESS Prothonotary
JOHN M. NEGLEY Clerk of Courts
THEODORE L. KRADEL Sheriff
HOWARD I. PAINTER District Attorney
ED. S. RIDDLE Court Stenographer
JAMES A. HOCKENBERRY Court Crier
JOHN W. COULTER Probation Officer
COUNTY OFFICIALS
THEODORE L. KRADEL Sheriff
JAMES T. MCCANDLESS Prothonotary
W. E. McCLUNG Register and Recorder
JOHN M. NEGLEY Clerk of Courts
E. L. WASSON County Treasurer
HOWARD 1. PAINTER District Attorney
J. CHAS. DENGLER Coroner
F. A. McCLUNG
County Superintendent
S. C. MOORE
J. N. MAHARG.
1 County Commissioners
FRED J. WINTERS
BENJAMIN R. WILLIAMS County Solicitor
W. MARKS STARR Commissioners' Clerk
F. P. CRITCHLOW JOHN N. ALLISON 1 County Auditors
SHERMAN GALLAGHER
F. E. DICK 2 Jury Commissioners
ROY A. FRAZIER
R. K. HORN
County Surveyor
H. S ADAMS
County Agriculturist
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The STERLING PIANO CO.
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Pittsburgh Wareroom
Butler Wareroom
931 Liberty Avenue
119 E. Cunningham Street
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Population of Minor Civil Divisions of Butler County
POPULATION
1910
1900
1890
Adams Township
1,124
1,610
1,817
Allegheny Township
736
1,004
1,224
Brady Township
416
721
729
Bruin Borough
589
Buffalo Township
1,212
1.121
1,131
Butler Borough
20,728
10,853
8,734
Ward 1
4,047
Ward 2
3,791
Ward 3
5,904
Ward 4
2 684
Ward 5
4,302
Butler Township
6,235
1,591
1,297
C'allery Borough
335
Center Township
989
$89
1,005
Cherry Township
963
1,021
1.433
Cherry Valley Borough
113
( lay Township
1,146
1,134
1,076
Clearfield Township
834
813
S41
Clinton Township
782
900
918
Concord Township
1,071
1,086
1,138
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