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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1895
Page
5
Local items from Sugar Grove and Chandlers Valley report illness recoveries and visits. Notables include ex-county official Crocker and Wallace Kinnear in town, Oscar Anderson’s creamery project, and Rev. O. J. Gage's return. Citizens, sales, school news, and community happenings fill the district’s week.
A small library project begins as residents gather to purchase books while local notables, including A. W. Jones the county treasurer and others, circulate through town. News notes cover social events, school activity, road concerns, illnesses, and local visits from Warren to Corry and Spring Creek, with community life and upcoming spring plans highlighted.
An interview profile explores veneer production and business strategy with a company officer. The discussion covers plant operations, product lines, markets, and the officer’s views on efficiency, quality control, and industry trends.
Warren's Hood Gale & Co faces contract dispute with the board of trade over rebuilding duties. Gale says the firm will rebuild somewhere, arguing past local purchases boosted the town and that the board must fund land and buildings. If not fulfilled, the company may relocate. A centennial News edition note follows.
English Sparin Liniment removes hard or soft lumps blemishes blood spavins curbs splints sweeney ring bone stifles sprains swollen throat coughs and more. Save 50 cents by one bottle. Led by H N Richfield druggist Warren Pa 16 ly.
The catalog lists names of patentees from Reading to Shaler and other towns with items such as balanced slide valve and washing machine. It also notes new library acquisitions including numerous fiction titles by Dumas, Crockett, Kipling, and others plus miscellaneous works in science and history.
Will McGrew returned home after two weeks visiting parents and friends in Pittsfield. Last Friday a group of local youths traveled to Garland to be hosted by Rev. Breckinridge, returning around midnight after an oyster supper. Mrs Jones and daughter Julia of Kane visited relatives. Teachers from Putfield and nearby areas attended a Saturday institute in Youngsville for an engaging and instructive session.
Dr Lewes presents a cure for organic or sympathetic heart disease claiming relief in half an hour. Described as a peerless remedy for palpitation shortness of breath and left side pain, with one dose sufficing. Sold by F H Dixons, 46 ly.
W C T U officials plan for the Berlin pilgrimage in June with a steamer draft to Paris and Switzerland. Names cited include Mrs Clira C Hoffman and Mrs Elon M Barker among others, while Dr Lunn comments on co education and American politeness. A Washington meeting discussed Lady Henry Somerset and Miss Willard and notes from the National Council of Women.
News from Stoneham Lima and Ridgway recounts Geo Cook returning to Lima with a jron erey mare Mrs Strickland convalescing after illness visits by W A M Conners and others Daniel Oyst visiting C Mead hosts celebrate twentieth wedding anniversary with refreshments and cornet band Byways include mothers of W C T U hosting and Mahala Bostwick leaving Borcher’s Mill for Look Haven Normal School Sue Baldensperger ill Dr Hamilton attending H Lidelsperger in Warren funeral attendance for Samuel Gardner Violin lessons secured with Prof Georg Vorwerck Casper Bircher returns to Ball town for oil interests Advertisements Mystic Cure for rheumatism and neuralgia claims rapid cure sold by L G Noyes & Co Warren Pa.
The Iron League of prominent architectural iron workers announced at today’s meeting that after May 1 eight hours will constitute a working day, with wages unchanged from nine hours. The move aligns labor standards with shorter shifts while preserving current pay.
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