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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1916
Page
2
Three day sale ad lists Panama hats at 1.00 and 1.98, black cratins, dresses, gowns, and combinations up to 1.50. Includes women's and misses garments, crepe kimonos, boys wash suits, girls washable dresses, muslin gowns, infants wear, and children’s rompers. Prices show many under 1.50 with various fabrics and colors.
Readable fragments show white sale pricing on 35 cent sheets and bleached textiles, with widths cited and reduced prices. Also noted are silk and cotton gloves offered at select white sale prices, plus union suits and sleeveless knee-length options described in shortened form.
Nonspecific text shows a property sale notice with address fragments including Bagh Ett UlmG and Zames tow s NE. The message indicates urgent sale and location hints without full details.
Society notes describe Eastern Star chapter activities with Worthy Matron, other officers, and visiting dignitaries from Pennsylvania. A luncheon followed the meeting, guests included Chad Paves and Carl Keyge, with members attending at the Masonic hall. Nearby, the Woman's Club hosted a program honoring Busey Jenestine Cowan, and plans were announced for the next regular meeting on Tuesday the 13th.
Fragmentary notes list residents including Davie of Youngsville and Swaneog of Chmudtany Vale with mentions of visits, work, and trips. Amorphous references to Elmer Petersons and a family moving or away for several weeks. Details are unclear due to OCR damage.
An irregular, fragmented report notes a plan to establish a Warren County game preserve requiring land from about forty ferry owners. A Star Game Commission letter seeks consent to lease a large tract, with proposals for a twenty year period and a minimum of twenty on a riverfront area, spanning multiple townships and parcels in Brakenshaw, Deerfield, and nearby locales.
A fragmented notice describes a state commission plan to lease land for game protection facilities and fencing. It requests landowners to state availability, calculate improveable value, and confirm boundaries. It notes 1,690,008 acres under lease and asks for timely replies to align with state game commission aims.
The register lists marriage licenses for Nell Woodruff of Spring Creek and Mika Mupste of Warren, plus a probate filing for Charles Horner net, with letters testamentary to Lydia A. Homer. Also noted are a medical hospital case, a fatality during street play, a car accident near South Street, and upcoming local events including library book discussions and a Visions Burte Association meeting.
Inquire of walker at No. 20 Hemlock Street. Payment or materials unspecified. Address appears in disjointed OCR text with unclear names and places.
Warns County officials report rising grain yields as farmers expect higher harvests this season. The notice urges interested residents to attend demonstrations and view crop growth updates at the county fairgrounds this week.
Experimental results from 908 year field tests report eight plots fertilized for growth and yield. Treatments increased tree weight and fruit output per tree, with some plots showing up to 44 tons per acre in measured trials.
Fragmentary report notes a bid at Village Inter Crip for a care cover. The text references yield averages around 21.8 pounds and names Hilts, indicating an agricultural or manufacturing context. Full details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Damabe seit may be brought contorus from axe ills tells of a household incident involving a husband and wife and a neighbor. Aged Oscar Olsen and Mrs Be Saggereati are named amid a local fatal accident or dispute. The Mises Serever at 111 Third Avenue lists property and a sale notice.
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