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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1918
Page
5
W W Budget Campaign for $4,000 reports over half pledged in two days as teams push to finish. Supper at Trinity church follows prayers and devotion led by Mrs Jane Bush. Teams report calls, pledges and cash totals, with final day target set and plans to continue outreach.
The Dauphin County courts will hear marriage dispute cases on June 24 before Judges Kunkel and McCarell as a list issued by the prothonotary shows five respondents have signaled defense to marital bonds.
Citywide baggage transfer advertised by hotel and Bell call service. Mentions Bagcage Transfer and a hotel contact, with an address listing Ban usr Grocery and a date 6-12-41 in Warren Times.
An ad-like snippet claims a safe dependate treatment relieves itching and irritation almost instantly. It promotes asking for a droplet of Tae and using it as directed to cleanse and soothe the skin. The fragment ends abruptly with "Soon."
United States Bureau of Labor Statistics figures show food prices overall up sixteen percent from March 15, 1917 to March 15, 1918, with declines in eggs potatoes sugar and butter at the later date. The year long rise is led by corn meal up 145 percent and lard up 112 percent while milk and flour held steady.
Beginning June 1 1918 the office will be closed Wednesday afternoons instead of Saturday afternoons. Dr R F Witz.
The Warren and Chautauqua Gas Company and The Manufacturers Gas Company filed with the Public Service Commission to raise natural gas rates effective July 1, 1918. Increases affect public buildings, industrial customers, and street lighting, with specifics on a higher domestic rate and uniform industrial rate, plus adjusted street lamp charges in McKean Elk counties and Wetmore and Highland townships.
H J Biber of Warren Bakery and C J Marker of Marker's Bakery attended a Reading meeting of state bakers with Food Administrator Heinz. They discussed conserving wheat by measures including possible abolition of cake icing and reducing bread consumption, with a drastic ruling anticipated soon. Anderson of Youngsville Bakery also attended.
The Warren Times announces an ordinance requiring a license fee for any conveyance for hire with operations to be licensed before use. Violators face arrest. Office hours are 9 to 10 A.M. Burgess B. G. Gregory signs the notice dated August 13, 1934. The paper also notes a new shipment of 4x6 flags at $1.49 and urges subscription.
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