Help for the Warren Library Endowment Plan
The Warren Public Library faces a shaky financial path despite a grand building. The Board of Control urges public support to raise a permanent endowment, fund new books, and expand collections across history science and fiction to serve readers and schools, ensuring lasting access to knowledge.
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Board of Control
Library Association
Warren
Struthers
Oui
Times
Lins
Warren Public Library
Orogro
Warren County Directory to feature comprehensive history
The Directory Company announces a forthcoming county directory for Warren County marked by complete accuracy and wide reach from Ott's Station to Warren City. It promises a county history by Hon. S. P. Johnson and extensive sections of practical information for business, farming, law, medicine, and labor.
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Warren County
Pennsylvania
Ian
Ott
Warrery
Directory Company
S. P. Johnson
Warren
Struthers Hose Company Festival Lights Up City Hall
Struthers Independent Hose Company No 1 held a holiday festival in their hose house with fireworks an open air concert and a large dance crowd. The event featured a Struthers orchestra and hundreds of participants. More than $125 was raised for the fire company with many volunteers and patrons thanked including Mrs. L B Hoffman for buying tickets.
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Struthers Independent Hose Company
No 1
Carver House
Sarah Siechrist
Lila Utter
Lena Kidder
J. W. Crawford
F Barnhart
Leffard
Henry Rabbie
M. Hays
D. A Barnes
A. Saner
J. J. Rapp
F. Wyman
J. Hagerty
T. Hagerty
Struthers Orchestra
Isaac W England Dead Publisher of the New York Sun
Isaac W. England publisher of the New York Sun died at his Ripcewoon New York residence. He was in the 58rd year. Born near Bath England he came to America young and started as a printer. He served as a Tribune reporter, then city editor under Dana, later with Dana owned the Sun.
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Ripcewoon
N. Y
Isaac W.england
New York Sun
Mr. England
Bath
England
The
Tribune
Dana
Mr. Dana
Cage Republisan
Inter-Ocean
Cotrol
Sun
Tidioute Monument Dedication Faces Low Attendance
A group involved in the Tidioute Soldiers' Monument celebration has paused plans, arguing Memorial Day dedication will draw few visitors. They hoped Warren and Tionesta Posts would visit after ceremonies, but many in Warren regret the Decoration Day timing limits attendance.
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Tidioute Monument
Tidioute
Memorial Day
Warren
Tionesta
Decoration Day
Coming In Out Of The Wet
The Olean Democrat notes Republicans in the locality reacting to Geo W Dickinson former editor of the Olean Times now running a Democratic paper in Florida. It says many Republicans are leaving the party, recognizing Democratic management as aiming for a united and prosperous country and wishing to join in those successes.
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Olean Democrat
Geo. W. Dickinson
Olean Times
Florida
Dickinson
Lutheran Services Omitted Dedication Sermon Scheduled
No Lutheran church services next Sabbath due to Rev. P. Doerr attending the dedication of the First German Lutheran church at Erie where he will deliver the dedicatory sermon.
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Rev
P. Doerr
Erie
Local Social News From Warren and Nearby Areas
Personal notes from Warren and surrounding towns show residents visiting relatives in East Titusville and Fentonville, with weddings and home improvements. James Cooney repairs his residence with a veranda. Mrs J T Watson visits. Mr and Mrs W W Davis return from their wedding tour and stay at Warren Hotel. Mertie Johnson and J W Sparks visit. Mrs Pettit heads summer plans. Miss Mionie Pusey wed Edward L Hempstead. Relief Association thanks Mrs Frank Henry for butter and potatoes. Robert W Criswell, longtime Oil City Derrick contributor, becomes editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer. Rev L M Boyer to continue as pastor. naval services planned for next Sunday.
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L. A. Freeman
Pittsburgh
James Cooney
J. T. Watson
East Titusville
W. W. Davis
Warren Hotel
J. W. Sparks
Mertie Johnson
Fentonville
N. Y
F. H. Carver
Library Hall
Thas
Gurwin
North Warren
Pettit
Enterprise
Ort Pewitt
Warren
Mionie Pusey
Titusville
Edward L. Hempstead
Relief Association
Frank Henry
James E. Wilkinson
Hamilton
Robert W. Criswell
Hungrat
Oil City
Cincinnati Enquirer
L. M. Boyer
Evangelical Church
How to Feed for Profit Hints on Growing Oats and Fodder Crops
Warren County Agricultural Association outlines methods to grow oats for immature hay, fodder corn and millet as quick yielding substitutes. It covers cutting oats before ripe grain, preparing fodder by chopping, sowing corn thickly, harvesting at three feet height, and feeding practices for cattle horses and sheep with emphasis on early yields and careful manuring.
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Warren County Agricultural Association
Local Advertisements and Notices From Warren Pa
A collage of 19th century ads and notices. hardware store move in Warren. cures and tonics. fertilizers and pest remedies. medical claims for Dewitt products. instructions for poultry and farming. telephones and ice orders. piano tuning and printing services. Includes multiple named firms and places such as Warren Pa Merck Johnson & Siegfried and Diamond Block.
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Warren and
New Block
Diamond Block
Glade
Spisner
Warren, Pa
Lorenz Mott
Merck Brother
Taz Lepger
Attracions For The Coming Week At Local Store
Owing to transport delays many goods arrived late for Saturdays opening but now most are in. The store touts dress fabrics parasols laces ribbons cloaks shawls and embroidery with bargains on domestics incl 5000 yards chambray gingham 6c 10000 yards unbleached muslin 6c 500 pairs ladies hose 25c 230 pairs solid colors 25c silk hose 1.50-2.00 and fashionable wraps brocade velvet at 7.50 plus cheaper white goods lace curtains parasols opening this week and a vigorous business policy.
Annual Statement of Warren Borough 1854 Audited
Burgess and Town Council of Warren present a detailed annual financial exhibit for 1854 including receipts, expenditures, assets and liabilities. It lists tax levies, dog and police exonerations, sinking funds, utility charges, and various municipal outlays with officers’ attestations of accuracy.
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Boro’ O
Warren
L. T. Boruite
THN
Howoucwy
Buillg
Vida
C. W
Verbeek
Sidewalls
Eyea
Inuids
Warrey
Sillborough
Ordinance Requires Fences Along Market and Town Routes
At a meeting on April 6 1853 the Burgess and Town Council adopted an ordinance requiring owners of lots along Market and Jones Town routes to construct a good stone or plank fence on or before the first of June. The fence must run five feet wide and be to the council’s acceptance. GC Thompson Burgess RB King Clerk.
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Burgess and Town Council
Burgens and Town Council
Jane
Borgess and Town Council
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Struthers H Hose Festival
Isaac W. England
Penn’a
Fosters Conteiners
Josephine
France
Germany
Mater
Gilmore
A. W. Merck
Gillmore
Moses Williamson
Pavilion
William Thomas
Newton, Ta
Dr. King
A. W. Merek
Bucklen
Joseph
Johnson & Siegfried
Dr. Blodgett
C. I. Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
Sarsaparilla
Texas
Wisconsin
Ifurnia
New Orleans
E. Clemons
Auiking
Bitere
Lind
Breu Playery
General Et Goll Ames
Ub Lax
Vo Bore
Sewor Teo
Wound of Dug
PF Pogelp
Roth
Eateh Bs
Tounteina
Hiliuny Aid
GG. Thompson
August Morak
Knapp
AL Davis
LJ. Bobcilers
Joseph Walkerman
J. A. Bell
M. Cousweti
A.C. Bechalest
B. P. King
Clerk
Mareh
Knapp & Cabie
Metal Ti
Trum Lund Sol
Masai
Terian Ch
Les
C. GC
Thompson
Burgess
King, Clerk
Pryol
Bost
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