Tidioute Leads County Over Top in Liberty Loan Drive
Warren county reports a total of 1 074 050 subscribed for the Liberty Loan with Warren National Bank at 330 050 and Tidioute totaling 90 000. countywide gains push the drive over the top as committees mobilize for doubling quotas and local towns, including Sugar Grove and Youngsville, show rising participation.
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Warren County
Derould
Warren National Bank
Warren National
Warren Savings Bank
Tidioute
First National
Warren Savings
Warren Trust Co
Conewango Trust
Citizens National
Sheffield National
Tidioute Bank
First National Youngsville
Youngsville Savings
Sugar Grove Bank
Bruce Tannery
Elk Tanning Company
Clarendon
Austria
Professional Nurse Recounts Vinol For Strength Return
New York City nurse Miss B. M. Walker testifies Vinol helped her after grippe and bronchial pneumonia. She cites improved appetite, reduced cough, and weight gain from Vinol’s beef and cod liver pen tones iron and manganese. Sold by Siegfried's pharmacy with a money back Saxol Salve offer.
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New York City
B. M. Walker
38Th St
Siegfried
Donation Day Aims to Aid Warren General Hospital
The September report shows Warren General Hospital busy with 1511 inpatients and 113 admissions this month. Donations from residents like Mrs. Hazeltine and Mrs. Schimmelfeng, plus baby items and fruit baskets, support charity care and the annual Donation Day on Saturday October 36th led by Boy Scouts.
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Warren General Hospital
A. J. Hazeltine
C. Schimmelfeng
Bliss Fammie Smith
A. A. Printz
Everett Messerly
George Dunham
M. Dunham
Boy ‘Scouts
Clare Crary
Warren
Birth and illness notes from Warren area headlines
Timely items report a son born to Mr and Mrs Harry Ristau of Hemlock Street. Updates note influenza illness relief for Leon Radspinner at Camp Lee Virginia and Sam Hanson in a French hospital slowly recovering. Edwin Brown dies in Pittsburgh after government inspection work in Struthers Wells Company. Remains of Harry Haley due in Warren tonight. sister Louise Haley falls ill with influenza. Rental notice adds four room house for rent at $14.00 by Warren Real Estate.
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Harry Ristau
Hemlock Street
D. V. Radspinner
Leon
Camp Lee, Va
Sam Hanson
Camp Lee
Pittsburgh
Edwin Brown
Brown
Struthers Wells Company
Harry Haley
Aberdeen
Mal
Warren
Louise
Liza Haley
Louise Haley
Bath
Warren Real Estate and Investment Company
Five New Influenza Cases Reported in Borough
Five new Spanish influenza cases were reported to the board of health with quarantines in place. No epidemic is evident though concerns prompt city actions including possible emergency hospital and statewide health coordination.
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Board of Health
W. D Mason
Irvine Street
Pear Fovel
Irvine
Elsie Backstrom
Ack Nessey
S. Morrison Street
Norman Kidder
Jefferson, Ave
Wittig
State Board of Health
Who
Tiona
Conewahnga Township
Farmington
Schmehi
No relief from plague in the capital city
Washington reports the Spanish influenza surge with over 10 000 cases and rising deaths. Health authorities set emergency relief stations as medical staff runs short. Officials fear the crest may come after several days amid disrupted war work and 2174 new cases and 34 deaths in the last 24 hours.
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Washington
Chicago
Allied troops push into Hindenburg line toward Le Cateau Bohain
Allied forces breach gaps in the Hindenburg line and advance east toward Le Cateau and Bohain, crucial rail and road hubs. The Tuesday operations reportedly captured about 10,000 prisoners on the western front.
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Hindenburg Line
le Cateau
Bohain
Alles
Western Front
Acute labor draft to fill war industry shortages
Washington reports a plan by the war industries board and the department of labor to draft skilled and unskilled workers for essential industries. About 190000 workers may shift to shipyards plus 200000 to ordnance plants, with traveling salesmen hotel staff and chauffeurs also affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Industries Board
Department of
Spitial Industris
Leerty Boyes
Bem
Warren Times
Ruined Industrial City Besieged in Septembers Fire
A large industrial city once thriving with textile mills and a 25 000 plus population became a ruin after British troops entered the suburbs on Sunday September 29 and flames were reported on the following Tuesday as Germans withdrew.
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Ligerty Ponos
Death of Mrs. P. A. Badger in Philadelphia
Mrs. P. A. Badger of Philadelphia, formerly of our city, died October 7 at age eighty four. Her burial will take place in Philadelphia with daughter Mrs. C. A. Dailey. The notice also reports unrest in Bavaria per unconfirmed Mail reports.
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P. A. Badger
John Raigzer
Philadelphia
London
Bavaria
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