A Brief History of the Warren Board of Trade
The article recounts the rise and failure of the Warren Board of Trade in 1892. Hood, Gale & Co planned veneer works at Struthers Flats with a $12,500 fund from local subscribers. Trustees signed contracts for land, building, and employment, but the organization collapsed after fire risk and unpaid land, leaving insurers and members uncertain about asset distribution.
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Board of Trade
Hood, Gale & Co
Kinzua
Warren
Conenango
Allegheny
Struthers Flats
Thos. Struthers
Warren Board of Trade
A. J. Hazeltine
A. H. McKelvey
OA. Mitchell
Warren, Pennsylvania
Citizens
W. A. Mitchell
Gro
N. Frazine
H. N. Lesser
C. M. Shawkey
W.L. MacGowan
Jas. O. Parmlee
F. A. Steber
A. H. McKelvy
C. M. Shawbeey
Morck Bros
J. P. Jefferson
AL. Waters
Hoop, Gale & Co
Huster & Jarvis
D. H. Siggins
C. P. Northrop
Irvine
Hood,Gale & Co
H. A. Jamieson
Jno
Mr. Siegfried
A.J. Hazeltine
James O. Parmlee
H. Copeland
Curtis M. Shawkey
Willis A. Mitchell
Henry P. Hunter
Geo. N. Frazine
W. L. MacGowan
M. J. Walkerman
Richmond Ward
Ed. Walker
W. S. Lettard
F. R. Scott
James Roy
J. H. Woodard
John F
C. E. Hapgood
P. J. Trushel
Alex Shaw
F. H. Dison
Ed. Clemons
W. F. Messner
A- Witz
D. L. Lewis
E. J. Lesser
S. S. Kelly
A. L. Schell‘hammer
N. O. Lund
Wm. Muir
J.N. Craft
F. C. To
C. & E. Bartsch
A. Mintzer
BE. T. Hazeltine
Charles E. Hamm
W. Jarvis
Kolfrat & Henderson
Geo. Ensworth
M. W. Jamieson
A. A. Davis & Co
W. M. Lott
E. A. Coleman
F. E. Hertzel
L. P. Rogers
Sam Peterson
Diebel & Schuler
M. Mead
Willis Cowan
S. Keller
Thomas Hood
B. L. Gale
S. H. Briggs
Geo. F. Yates
FP. B. Jackson
J. BR. Bairstow
Geo. Ball
N. K. Wendelboe
P. J. Bayer
E. D. Walker
Poor Indeed The Prospects Of Reef From Drastic Cathartics
The text warns that drastic laxatives harm the bowels and stomach, causing weakness. It promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a safe laxative that avoids griping, aiding digestion, liver and kidney function, and benefiting the weak nervous and aged. It notes medical and popular endorsement and claims improved appetite and sleep.
Abbie Smith's tenth birthday party in Aiken
On March 28 Abbie Smith celebrated her tenth birthday with a party hosted by her parents Mr and Mrs Wm Smith. Thirty five of Abbie's friends attended and enjoyed a fine time until ten o'clock when they departed. Abbie received many nice presents. Additional notes report local business and school events. R F Hobbs visited Warren on business. W H Casler of Columbus was in town on business. South Penn Oil Co's machine shop near completion. Merey and Helm drill an oil well on the Traxler lease. Schools closed for vacation to April 15. L O T M plans a gathering on April 15. Julia Davis has recovered and can move about again after a month-long illness.
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Warren Board of Trade
Warren and Vicinity
Warren
E. D. Wetmore
Myron Waters
Henry P. Hunter
C. P. Northrop
W. A. Mitchell
D. W. Beatty
W. H. Copeland
H. W. Pickett
Jno
M. Siegfried
J. P. Jefferson
H. N. Lesser
H. A. Jamieson
A.C. Morck
A. C. McAlpin
F. A. Steber
A. Hertzel
A. Jamieson
A. J. Hazeltine
C. M. Shawkey
Geo. N. Frazine
Richmond Ward
F. R. Scott
F. Kertcher
D. H. Siggins
Henry N. Lesser
Jas
O. Barmlee
W.A. Mitchell
W. L. MacGowan
E. Walker
Jas. Roy
Brook Wetmore
J. W. Albrecht
M. Seigfried
H. P. Hunter
M. J. Walkerman
Leffard
Jas. D. Woodard
D. D. Reed
Jamestown
Noyes
A. D
Edward C. Inderlied
Rock Rift
Delaware County
N. Y
Pennsylvania
G. C. Irvine
Glade Township
Irvine
IRD
C. Indirlied
Board of Trade
M. Waters
C. M. Shawekey
Warren Board of Trace
Aiken Comedy Company
Youngsville
Abbie Smith
Wm. Smith
Abbie
R. F. Hobbs
W. H. Casler
Columbus
South Penn Oil Co
Merey & Helm
Traxler
Julia Davis
Irvine school room exhibition ends the year at Good Templars hall
April 3 program in Good Templars hall features a one hour play The Fairy of the Fountain with pupils in roles from Prince to Little Bo Peep and Dame Bustle. Admission ten cents. Notes also mention teachers institute, widespread illness, and upcoming events at Gladerun and nearby communities.
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Irvine School
Good Templars Hall
Tommy Llewellyn
Grace DeLong
Lulu Maines
Little Bo Peep
Carl Myers
Boy Blue
Bettie Anderson
Alice Walters
Flirta
Lilla
Dame Bustle
Bertha Schirch
Hunters
Eddie Harrington
Robbie Swanson
Mule Near
Tommy Shaughnessy
Bettie Christie
Gertrude Morton
Death of D. D. Babcock in Hornellsville New York
Intelligence reports the death of D. D. Babcock at his Hornellsville home on Thursday morning April 4. Former War Ren man and longtime resident of Warren and Pittsfield, he ran the Banner Store now at Seigfried's drug location, later manufacturing lumber in Warren and working with Babcock Clark Hulings in Bradford. He was 61.
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D. D. Babcock
Hornellsville
N. Y
Babcock, Clark & Hulings
Babcock
Moody Tract
Warren
Livery Stable Change Moves to New Quarters
Dr. J. Wallace leases Struthers House barn relocating from the King barn on Water street. He adds horses and buggies and offers high grade bicycles for hire. The stable promises good livery service and invites past customers to visit the new quarters for transportation needs.
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8. J. Wallace
Struthers House
King Barn
Water Street
Scott's Emulsion Benefits for Babies and Children
Babies and rapidly growing children gain more from Scott's Emulsion than from other foods. Its nourishing powers are felt almost immediately, helping babies and children thrive when other foods are not assimilated.
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Scott
Scott's Emulsion Promises Strength and Healing
Claims appetite stimulation, blood enrichment, and relief from wasting. Advertises for coughs colds sore throat bronchitis weak lungs emaciation consumption and blood diseases. Invites readers to send for pamphlet as free sample. distributed by ScottihBowne New York and all druggists.
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ScottihBowne
N.Y
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QUA Board OF Trade
Tiona
Irvineton
Gladerun
Glade Public School
Della Morse
John Nelson
Aid Society
Isaac Mahaffey
Frank Marsh
Sugar Run
Justin
Landis & Co
Kippensburg
Tailors and Outfitters
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