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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1887
Page
8
The Ledger publishers announce they can collect all subscriptions due including prior accounts to November 1 1884 and W W Howard balances to July 1886. Subscriptions not paid by July 1 1887 will be turned to an attorney for collection. Bonds guarantee faithful performance. subscribers are urged to settle to avoid enforcement actions.
The Warren Ledger reports Hoodman Blind set for next Monday evening and notes local concerts, theatre engagements, and social events. Mentions births, marriages, travel for business, and various community appointments along with upcoming entertainments and public notices in Warren and surrounding towns.
February's oil summary shows 145 wells completed with 170 barrels produced new, 22 dry holes. Compared to January, 14 fewer wells and 4,463 more barrels of new production. Rig count totals 854 with declines in new rigs and active drilling due to waning work under way. Also notes notable wells at Reibolde and Kinzua village boosting production. Also mentions a theatrical drama titled repis by Henry A. Jones premiering March 7 at Library hall with positive reviews from New York journals.
Fire at the fern house of William Green east of Sugar Grove destroyed the building and its contents, about 1,000 dollars in loss with 600 dollars insured. A second blaze damaged Mr Sim’s house later that day, with an approximate loss of 300 dollars.
The Illinois orator George R Wendling is billed for a speech at Library Hall on Saturday evening March 12. Described as a seasoned platform speaker with a long record of nightly engagements, he follows in the tradition of renowned Lyceum orators.
The Mozart Society presents a diverse program at Library Hall this evening featuring a fifty-strong chorus, notable solos, and operatic selections. Highlights include Part I with Concert Galop, Fairy Song, Star of Descending Night, and a Tancredi Overture, performed by Mrs Hinckley, Mr Briers, and Mozart Society among others.
A string of property transfers and mortgages from February 24 to March 2 includes Jay White and wife transferring to Elmer E Price in Corydon for 140 dollars, Elmer E Price to John Crooks in Carsdon for 670, and numerous deeds and mortgages across Brokenstraw Brukenstraw Mead and Spring Creek involving persons such as Florence Blark, Thomas Turner, Lungren, R.L. Valentine, Michail Hownan, Mary Wickstrom, Sidney Wetmore, Henry Bidwell, James Roy, Medora Mead, Cyrus Gutin, Gordon L Burton, August Sandiva, and L. B. Wood & Co. among others with values ranging from 60 to 12,000 dollars.
A catalog of merchants and offices includes Brown & Stone on Second Street near the First National Bank, Ball & Thompson in Beatty Black, A Davis & Co.'s book store, D. L Ball as Notary Public, Wetmore Noyes Hinckley at Second Street near John 20's Exchange, Lou Wepmon?e Noyes, D. Tenceley Fregman & Trunkey occupying Judge Scofield's Liberty Street property, and PUDEMAN.
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