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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1916
Page
4
A public appeal notes railroad workers vote on empowering leaders to strike to win a 110 million dollar wage increase. It argues rail service is in the public interest, notes costs and rates, and asks whether arbitration or a nationwide strike should decide the issue.
Aug 5 report from Shefield about tomorrow’s services at the parish church and related gatherings. The piece mixture of events mentions a talk by a local figure, prayers, and arrangements for cream refreshments, plus notes on attendance and scheduling.
iMajon Burke visits Times to discuss preparedness amid mounting wartime tension. The report notes shifting public sentiment, political figures, and calls for vigilance as authorities assess looming global threats and potential defense measures.
The readable portions describe discussions of prices, crops, and labor in a rural area. It references wheat, vegetables, and a market context with notes on costs, measures, and duration. Names and places are obscured by illegible OCR, but the text hints at agricultural commerce and worker provisions.
A fragmentary report mentions Barnee and Lig Waerea hospital admission for Tad Pinestes insepenciun, with Hod as sister of Mra. Wiltsur Hage of tess pla.
The text notes a zoologist appointment by a state agriculture official, with Professor Burtace named as a guarantor on Agnes Lo and a future cost discussion for medical or remedial work. It references provisional reevaluations and ongoing duties for scientists previously present.
Unclear dispatch notes Washington and Red Cross steps toward aiding Germany and easing blockade tensions. Mentions authorities considering methods to allow relief while maintaining Allied blockade, with emphasis on policy timelines and wartime constraints.
The piece records Ang Carini and Corydon visitors, a family scene with fathers and daughters, and upcoming social events at Me Murviens home. It mentions a wedding shower, a gathering at John Crooks’s home, and a community muster with a Ravin event, detailing attendees and local names in a period-appropriate tone.
Public notice states my office will close Saturday July 76 continuing to AME 14. It lists DY 3 B Parker 412 Market St as the contact location.
The Times announces a charitable effort offering twenty five young restoration contest entrants a chance to win free tickets to the Buffalo Bill show at the 101 Ranch event. Readers are urged to submit drawings with name, age, school and address, for a chance to receive a free ticket and recognition in the paper.
Estate of Cordie Duke Nathan late of Warren County Pa. deceased has been opened. All persons indebted must pay promptly and those with claims or demands must present them properly authenticated for settlement by R. G. Chapel administrator.
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