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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1918
Page
6
An old wartime style appeal urges women to use Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription to regain energy and relieve nervous exhaustion and backache. The ad claims the tonic brings vitality and invites readers to send 10 cents for trial tablets, citing a testimonial from Mrs D B Alapahbarger.
A baby girl was born yesterday at the Schwartz home 512 Water Street. Various local notes report incidents and updates from civic, medical, and civil service circles including a nurse death, a janitor returning to work, manhole cleaning, a weather-related delay, and regional agricultural statistics.
A staff letter confirms Col George C Rickards now heads the 58th infantry brigade within the 28th division and Second Army Corps. Lt Col Bubb succeeds Rickards in command of the 112th infantry. An officer praises the unit’s aggressive action on the western front. Also, a note corrects a business misrepresentation about 426 Penn Ave West, stating Frederick Piano Co left the address by June and Bickarck remains sole proprietor with seven pianos and related goods.
Joint resolution to amend article nine section four of the Pennsylvania Constitution authorizing the state to issue bonds up to fifty million dollars for highway improvement. It clarifies debt limits and directs submission to voters at the general election on the Tuesday next following.
The General Assembly of the Commonwealth acts in pursuance of Article XVII of the Constitution.
A joint resolution proposes amending section eleven article sixteen of the Pennsylvania Constitution to grant general law power to incorporate banks and banking companies and to prescribe related provisions. The document notes approval by the General Assembly and certification by the Secretary of the Commonwealth.
A joint resolution proposes amending Section 16 of Article III of the Pennsylvania Constitution. It would change rules on state treasury payments to require appropriations and proper warrants as authorized by law, aligning with legislative procedures and the Article of Association.
The campaign urges citizens to donate Vir trola Columbia and other records to local dealers for forwarding to army camps and overseas. Messages from U S Navy crews and war correspondents highlight how music comforts wounded and resting soldiers, with drop-off points at Anna Rockwell’s home, C larson store, and Conewango address.
Voter approval sought on November first 1918 election day to ratify a constitutional amendment. Text lowers general debt limits for counties cities and districts while allowing Philadelphia higher caps with electors' consent and detailed debt and sinking fund provisions. Joint resolution signed by Cyrus S Woods and Secretary Russ E Woods.
Public money shall be paid by the States Treasurer on warrant drawn by the Auditor General. The excerpt mentions cYRUa E Woods in connection with the process.
The proposed amendment to Article Nine Section Eight would cap county and non city debts at seven percent of assessed value, allow Philadelphia to exceed ten percent, and set a two percent cap for other municipalities without elector consent. It details debt deduction rules, allowable indebtedness terms, and sinking fund requirements related to public works and revenue-generating utilities.
A fragmentary note references charges accruing and interest and sinking fund payments for a city debt under construction and a one year grace period after project completion. Cyrus E. Woods is identified in the copy.
The document proposes amending section one of article nine to allow classification for graded or progressive taxes while preserving uniform taxation on the same class. It sets a general election date for November 1919 to approve or reject the amendment and directs بار ballots to display the joint resolution and related election procedures. Cyrus B. Woolse? Secretary of the Commonwealth.
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