11 Jan 1918
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1918
Page
1
A garbled notice outlines the Knights of Columbus’ regular monthly meeting and pledges due by February 1, 1918. It mentions contributors send checks to Warren, P.O. Box, or to a designated address, with funds for the war effort.
Lake Erie Trotting Circuit organizers plan the meet for Warren with venues in Youngstown and Pittsburgh. Racing association officials anticipate a full schedule across several tracks in Ohio and Pennsylvania, aiming to boost purses and attendance. dates and venues may shift to fit breeders and owners.
A Sandy era report notes speculation on new committee chairmen and appointments to be publicly announced next week. Names include streets, fire, air services, and purchasing panels with several incumbents likely to be reappointed and two new members planned to join the council committees.
A wartime story describes Mrs. Clendenin gifting a nurse named Warren at a high school function. The piece weaves in local scenes, mentions a bed and bandages, and references war efforts, health care workers, and community support during a tense period.
An irregular advertisement fragment mentions Benito cooking ware nappies and related items with special pricing. It references H. Jennings of Tacacamara New Mexico and a brief city visit to Granviet for a few days.
The piece urges businessmen to maximize profits in 1918 to fund the war effort, noting government control of railroads to prevent transportation bottlenecks and stressing that all legitimate business must prosper. It highlights Autocar Company and Ardmore, Pa, inviting readers to consider motor truck equipment to earn more money.
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