Patching Slump Sparks Street Hazard and Ordinance Notice
A Warren street repair left an 18 inch high dirt pile on Beech to Union along Pennsylvania Avenue causing near accidents. The 1901 ordinance requires tamping fill every six inches and bonds as surety with penalties. officials warn of future holes as dirt scatters from the site. Nearby ad offers children's haircuts at 417 East Street.
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Beech
Union Streets
Pennsylvania Avenue
Warren
Norough
Dr King’s New Discovery and New Life Tits Ad
An old advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs colds and bronchial attacks with 60c and 1.20 pricing. It also hawks Dr King’s New Life Tonic laxative 75c as a gentle way to aid bowel movements and restore natural function.
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Dr. King
State Draft Boards Close Records After Inductions
The State Draft Headquarters reports local boards sealed their records marking the end of a lengthy era. Over 1,000 men from Warren County were inducted, with 2,067,242 Pennsylvanians registered for war service. Boards logged 25,000 plus men in one, 15,000 to 19,000 in another, and detailed late registrations across designated dates.
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Warren and
Warren County
Litttle
Pennsylvania
Keystone
Liberty Brothers Reunited After War Draft
Liberty brothers from Warren served together in the same draft contingent. They endured six weeks of heavy shell fire yet escaped unharmed and remain safe and well.
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Liberty Brothers
Warren
Liberty Brothers Return Talk Of Home Sails Near
Master Engineer Fred K. Liberty and his brother Sergeant William Liberty left Warren with the first contingent on September 7 for Camp Lee. After nine months of training they went overseas, endured shell fire from September 26 to November 10, 1918, and survived without a wound. Now at a rest camp they await orders to sail home, hoping to be back in time for Christmas turkey.
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Fred K. Liberty
William Liberty
Warren
Camp Lee
Liberty Brothers
Carl Anderson
U.S. A
Notice of First and Final Account in Warren County
The First and Final Account of HOM Putnam as Guardian of the Estate of Eugene F. Meharen is presented to the Court of Common Pleas of Warren County Pennsylvania for confirmation on January 13 1929 at ten o clock. The account will be allowed unless a contrary cause is shown. Prothonotary noted. Also announces candidacy for Warren County Treasurer by Andrew St Black subject to Republican primaries on the third Tuesday in September 1919.
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Hom Putnam
Eugene F. Meharen
Court of Common Teas
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Warren ‘County
Andrew St. Black
Free Lecture Library Thea Tre William D Kilpatrick C S Detroit
Public invitation to a December 13 1918 Christian Science lecture by William D Kilpatrick C S in Detroit with The Mother Church board as hosts.
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William D. Kilpatrick
C. S
Detroit
Mich
Mother Church
Church of Christ Scientists
Boston
Mass
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Stor
Pinkham’s
Ut Lydia E
Lyn
Werses
F. Pyatt
Comfort Powter
The
Vinci
Comfort Powder
A. R. Black
Penn. Ave
Bell Phone
Penn’a. Ave
Berson
Gibson & Wilson
Penn Ave. E. Beth Phoves
GEC
UL. Folkman
Barstow
Kodaks
Liberty Street Barhive
the Oriental Shop
Miss Ballard
Penna. Ave
W. Warren, Pa
Mobiles
East Street
M. Brown
Bell
the Times
Warren Daily Papers
Ponty
Dake Am Wt
Woman's Club
Sordan
H. W. Conarro
Ladies Aid Society of the First Baptist Church
Baird's
Peg
Pegey
Bell Telephone Company of
Dehauble
Warren, Pa
the Warren Times
the Womanr’s Shop
Stein’s
Bolivia
Coats
Normandy
Wonderful Reductions
Jersey
Serge
Stein
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