Warren National Bank Savings Message
The bank urges people to start saving now by opening an account. It promises safety from theft and promotes thrift, economy, discipline, and sound business understanding as essential to success.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1910
Page
1
The bank urges people to start saving now by opening an account. It promises safety from theft and promotes thrift, economy, discipline, and sound business understanding as essential to success.
A dubious pitch offers fourtery banking in all business matters claiming safety and strength. The message asserts unmatched capabilities and urges customers to establish relations with a “safe, strong bank” and to rely on their services regardless of business done.
New York Jan 2 The estate of the late Charles T Yerkes will auction a vast collection of paintings and sculptures. Highlights include portraits by Rembrandt and Rigaud, works by Daubigny Houdon and Monnites, and a medieval carpet from Andobtl valued around 100000. The sale, the largest of its kind in the country, will occur during the current season with date to be announced.
A White House report outlines the administration’s plan to probe suspected anti trust violations, signaling a broader push against large corporations. Attorney General preparations follow a communications cluster about enforcement and corporate conduct tied to Provident and World cases. The World indictment and Roosevelt era context frame the legal actions ahead.
An old Buffalo advertisement from July 19 1919 touts Rheuma a remedy for rheumatism and kidney energy. It claims rapid relief with a no cure no pay policy and lists Ames Co and Corry as distributors with a 1000 West Ave Buffalo address.
Reports describe extensive flooding across Paris and the surrounding areas. The Seine overflowed after breaches in river barriers, flooding the Palace of the Legion of Honor, the Presidential Palace on the Champs Elysées, prisons, and lower districts. Residents fled, valuables were moved from upper floors, and soldiers were deployed to aid relief. President Poincare toured flood zones, promising measures as thousands were displaced and essential services deteriorated.
Washington reports Secretary Ballinger has withdrawn entry notes on extensive California lands. The government notes about 450,000 acres remain withdrawn pending further action. Additional withdrawals include smaller parcels in Oregon and Idaho tied to entitlements and power considerations.
A bill introduced in the House by Representative Garo of Texas aims to place cattle and other stock used for meat on the free list at the field level. Garner pushed the measure citing high meat prices and prolo ng, with Liberal, One Unionist gains noted in London reporting on Tuesday’s vote.
First National Bank of Warren Pennsylvania notes its status as the oldest bank in Warren County. The institution emphasizes a long history of local financial service and community involvement through the years.
Brief note records a discussion where arguments for assistance were presented and a firm government pledge to act was given. The exchange emphasizes urgency and the government’s intention to respond forcefully. The tone reflects official reassurance and commitment to prompt measures.
The Senate committee on public lands will not report favorably the Ballinger bill authorizing Interior Withdrawals. Members contend the president already holds power to withdraw lands, a view echoed by Senator Nelson and former Secretary Garfield. A sunset alternative would reaffirm presidential authority without new law.
Mr Bryan Mrs Bryan and their daughter WHE are on an excursion to Rio Blanoe on the Central railway. They ascended to about 14 000 feet above sea level and none suffered from mountain sickness or warmth.
General Chamorro cites heavy casualties on both sides after a dawn engagement between Madriz and Betrada forces near La Libertad and Acoyapm. Provisional troops withdrew under machine gun fire as Vasquez seeks reinforcements. Chamorro says 460 killed or wounded and notes insurgent machine gun support aided their retreat.
New rule proposed in New York by President Thomas Igneh of the National aims to curb rowdy substitutes. Umpires would fine offenders for a first offense and banish them to the clubhouse for a second. The rule follows an investigation led by President Yavneh.
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