Sale of Farm Lands Prompts Rural Movement
The St Paul Pioneer Press notes rising land sales in the northwest and a shift from cities to farms. It highlights graduates pursuing scientific farming, increased use of electricity, and machinery shaping a laid back farming life, while acknowledging high costs and freight fees affecting profitability. Also mentions open court trials for disciplined public officials, Corbett and Fitzsimmons, and Smith’s or Trilby references, with notes on American patriotism and apples in England. The piece ends with an ad for American Kidney Cure promising rapid relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Tropics
Relief Association Officers Elected At Warren Meeting
At the Relief Association meeting in the McKain block on October 9, officers for the coming year were elected led by President Mrs. S. T. Neill and eight vice presidents including Mrs. W. D. Brown and Mrs. A. J. Hazeltine. The treasurer reported year ending October 2, 1895, with cash on hand, contributions, and disbursements and thanks granted to the Episcopal church, Mr. Hutter, the Pennsylvania Gas Co., and the Curatine Oil Co. for support and facilities. The group adjourned to meet November 6 at 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Association
McKain Block
S. T. Neill
W. D. Brown
A. J. Hazeltine
O. C. al
W. J. Alexander
Ben Arnold
Fred Steber
Geo. Ball
Baltzinger
M. W. Jamieson
Fannie Smith
Espicopal Church
Hutter
Pennsylvania Gas Co
Curatine Oil Co
Exaggeration in Sales Claims Prompts TAN SHOES Ad
A dealer named Cc. P. Northrop promotes TAN SHOES at unbeatable weekly prices. The ad argues merchants exaggerate, then asserts the shoes are sold at prices equaled nowhere in the city and invites readers to call and see.
Funny Business Auction Notes Warren 1895
A 1895 Warren notice from Warren Auction and Commission House describes a day’s trading as they bought and sold diverse items from a baby carriage to a revolver, stoves, coats, carpets, joints of stove pipe, a bicycle, and several other goods. It proclaims weekly auctions and urges locals to buy or sell through them.
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Warren
Corry Press
Center Street
Heath Mill
Mozart Symphony Company
Glade
Kinzua
New York
Warren Auction and
B.G. Gregory
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Harvey T. Russell
Russell
Robert Donaldson
Spring Creek
E. Walker
Oliver P. Bechtel
Schuylkill
Christopher Magee
Allegheny
James S. Moorehead
Westmoreland
Charles H. Noyes
Peter F. Smith
Lackawanna
Harman Yerkes
Bucks
B. F. Myers
Dauphin
Henry Clay
Philadelphia
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Mr. du Maurier
Unite States
Congress
England
Grangers
Springfield
Ill
Wisdom
The
Globe-Democrat
H. W. Richfield Drugtgis
Len
Saa Cassset
Warren, Pa
Cumberland
Minnie Lehman
Jessica Donaldson
Sophia Wright
Gertrude McFadyen
Magine
Anderson James Leverson
Thos
E Coleman
Nelson Olof Dering
August Nelson
John T Danford
Peterson
Park JH Green Samuel Rudisil
AW Jones
H Knight
Thompson
Williams James Ajl
Jno
M. Stegfried
P. M
H. N Richfield
Warren Pa
H. N. Richfield
Tiona
Pennsylvania
Barnsville Oil Corning
New Castle
Lima Cil
Deist Pool
Monroe County
Henry Oil Company
Henderson-Sims
M. Dye Farm
F. C. Dye Farm
Gladerun
Scott
Scott&Bowne
N.Y
Cc. P. Northrop
Business Directory
Belkely & CO
Water St.warren, PA
Greenland
OS. A. Schofield
Morrie & Multen
Aceen & Sons
Eto
Pare Exchange
F. H. Boeschlin
Savings Bank Bld’g
Allen Block
Second and
Liberty Streets
Orren C. Allen
Samuel G. Allen
WM. Harrison Allen
Chas.t.thurston
Water Street
Has. W. Arird
Liberty
Third Sts
C. McAlpin
R. W. Stuart
D.D.S
Third St
W. Freeman
Hazeltine Building
Liberty St.Warren
W. A. Greaves
Nibat
Rumpha Rey & Nsmoyer
Episopal
W. NM. Robertson
Main Street
East Warren
Trusler
RS. L. Casemere
Second St
Udlow
Nesmith
SK Warren, PA
Cain
Hatch
Rae
Ane Sons
York
Will
Ocean
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