Ledger Office Ad Rates and Subscription Terms
The Ledger in Warren Warren County Pennsylvania outlines subscription terms at $1.50 yearly in advance or $2.00 if unpaid. Advertising rates include six line business cards at $5.00 per year, with 100 per inch for first insertion and 50 cents per inch for subsequent insertions. Local notices cost 10 cents per line per insertion. marriages and deaths are free, obituary notices over ten lines priced per line. Ledger Printing House offers first class job printing and invites mail orders with guaranteed satisfaction.
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Lepcer
Ansient
Theoices
Ledger Printing House
Tennpsylvanis
Ledger Publishing Co. Grawer ‘H” Warren
Penn’a
Warren
Penin’a
Equal and exclusive privileges in Democratic doctrine
The column comments on political topics and public life, noting trusts, railway accidents, and recent events. It mentions Foraker, Yates, Clarkson, and religious figures while urging road and public improvement in Warren. It discusses a February vote on paving Water Street and the associated indebtedness, urging support for the measure. It ends with an advertisement for Arnica and Oil Liniment.
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Water Street
Warren
Death of Rev William A Rankin Prominent Warren leader
The death of William A Rankin after a brief illness removes a longtime community figure. Born December 30 1829 in Shippensburg Pa he became a Presbyterian minister at 21 and served in Marietta Bridesburg Wilmington and Warren among other places. He arrived in Warren in 1866 to lead the church and led efforts building up the town creating homes and industries while serving as Burgess six years and shaping local charities and libraries. The funeral was held Wednesday with business closings townwide and citizens marking a public tribute.
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WM. A. Rankin
William A. Rankin
Warren
Rankin
Mr. Rankin
Shippensburg
William
Caroline C. Rankin
Washington and Jefferson College
Princeton College
Y. Dlc. A
Warren Library
Corplanter Reservation
Burgess
Clarendon
Congress
Col. L. F. Watson
Board of Trade
Warren Homestead Loan and Trust Company
Burgess and Town Council
Perry D. Clark
Warren Borough
W. A. Rankin
Tuart
Tuar
Revered Rankin Honored in Borough Resolutions
The Reverend William A Rankin, lifelong friend and benefactor to Warren borough, is mourned for his public spirit and charitable work. The meeting extols his manliness and noble teachings, offers heartfelt sympathy to his family, and orders copies of resolutions printed in local papers and given to Rankin’s kin.
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Willian A Rankin
Rankin
Warren Borough
State committee meeting at Harrisburg selects Wright as chair
The Harrisburg meeting of the state committee adopted a Cleveland Pattison aligned slate. J Marshall Wright of Allentown elected chairman with B N Mead secretary and Harrity chosen for the national committee. Kerr Wright contest resolved 83 to 45. Harrisburg chosen as the convention site for April 13. Wright praised for leadership.
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Harrisburg
Cleveland
Pattison
J. Marsh
Wright
Allentown
B N. Mead
Harrity
National Committee
Scott
Randall
W. Rush Gilan
Franklin
Mr. Kerr
J. C. Bane
Washington
J. L. Baker
Union
J. Marshall Wright
Kerr
Wm. F. Harrity
Commonwealth
Wm. L. Scott
Hensel
Guittey
Hill
The Chilian War Rumors and Partisan Debates
Rumors swirl around Harrison and Blaine over a possible war with Chili. Blaine favors caution to protect nitrate beds while Harrison argues bloodshed may be needed to answer an imagined insult to American sailors. Public opinion is split and the truth remains withheld.
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Harrison
Blaine
Chili
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Universal Cure
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy for catarrh with a $100 reward if it fails. It claims constitutional action, bloodstream reach, and testimonial lists, offering 75 cent sales through Druggists in Toledo, Ohio, alongside a horse blemish product promising major savings and wide cures from Warren, Pa.
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Warren Ledger
Hall
Addres
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
A Woman's Cautionary Tale Of Recovery From Consumption
A Sidney Ohio woman recounts a severe two year battle with consumption starting from a neglected cold. After doctors deemed her incurable she credits Dr Acker s Swedish Remedy for Consumption with restoring her health and saving her life. The letter urges vigilance for seemingly mild colds that may hide deadly disease.
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Toledo Blade
Okta
Volets
Dugladea
Tam
Court House
America
Barta Shore
Magazine Notes in Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly February
Richard J. Hinton’s illustrated piece on the great Colorado Desert and a reminiscence on Historic Haunts and Homes in New York lead Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly for February. The issue boasts a strong roster of contributors including Rudyard Kipling Mrs E M De Leon George C Hurlbut and others. Harper’s Magazine will feature Old Shipping Merchants of New York by George W Sheldon with illustrations.
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Richard J. Hinton
Great
Colorado Desert
New York
Felix Oldboy
John F. Mines
Frank Leslie
Rudyard Wipling
E. M. de Leon
George C. Hurlbut
Douglass Staden
Louis Engel
A. L. Rawson
David Kerr
Etta W. Fierce
Lucy H. Hooper
Joel Benton
J. Carter Beard
W.W. Webb
Harper's Magazine
George W. Sheldon
Sud
D. Gibson
FF. H. Scholl
Tranetlantic
Stranger At Service Sits In Back Pew Inference On Preacher Length
A stranger intrudes a meeting house during service and sits in the rear. He asks how long the preacher has been delivering sermons. An elderly member guesses thirty to forty years and the stranger decides the preaching should end soon. The exchange contrasts with opinions from St. Louis Republic and Life.
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St. Louis Republic
Out of Sight: Young Harry Pursues Realistic Art
A ten year old boy, guided by his father, learns to draw what he sees rather than copying objects. The father stresses realism and accuracy, urging Harry to use pencils and colors to depict reality. Harry sketches a yard scene and a fence corner, illustrating the challenge of representing perception rather than mere models.
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Harry
Papa
Larry
Obedience Clash At New Jersey Railway Station
A Tribune reporter recounts a humorous New Jersey station scene where a passenger buys a cigar, lights it, and argues with a porter over conflicting signs. The passenger asserts he reads both rules, and the exchange ends with the porter threatening to report Shaney to the company.
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Tribune
New Jersey
Shaney
New York Tribune
Poem Printed Prompting Reader Privacy Request
An editor agrees to publish a poet's work after sixteenth visits but asks for an address. The poet resists, offering payment instead. The editor notes readers may seek out the poet if the poem is printed, reflecting a tension between publicity and privacy cited by the Philadelphia Times.
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Philadelphia Times
You say you are a good washer and ironer quote
A witty exchange from the Philadelphia Times asks how to tell when ironing is too hot. The mother responds by noting she can smell burning linen and uses her nose for judgment.
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Philadelphia Times
Grim Weather Joke in Prison Cell
A prisoner gazes at the barred sky and quips about the weather. Dorfbarbier replies with the grim joke, suggesting he will not go outside today.
Not a Sign of Promise in Life
A terse exchange cues a missed meeting as a character mentions waiting until half past four. The fragment suggests a dramatic tension over a promised or expected arrival, with a note that Miss Winterbloom declined the meeting, signaling potential plot complication.
Property Valuation in Borough Written Record
The document lists the taxable property valuation for the borough focusing on real estate and cons. details, noting assessed amounts and categories as read from the old municipal record.
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St. George’s Chapel
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Rioward Yaress
Ilinois
Yates
Clarkson
United States
England
Newman
Manning
Arnica & O11
All Desters
Council
Piery D. Crank, Burgess
State Committee
Chicago
L. G. Noyes & Co
Sidney, Ohio
Magazine Notes
Edwin
Sarah Perkins Lete
Youngsville
Warren County
Ted
E. A. Perkins
Adm
Youngsville, Pa
Mary Laboroof Warren
Warren Coun
Wndersigner Sons
Mary Less
R. Adin'x
C.T. A
Frank W. Morrison
Kins Zon
Morrison
Kixton
Youngville Borough
Burgess and
Wits
M. Agrelius
E. Smith
Clerk
Second Street
Perry D. Clare
Joseph A. Schofield Burgess
B. H. Skosles
Elk
Isaac N. Williams
Z. Corydon
Peayet
Wyman & Davis
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