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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1907
Page
3
A long enumeration of Warren County Pennsylvania merchants across groceries, drugs, dry goods, hardware, furniture, millinery, and more. The list covers numerous firms in Warren and surrounding towns, with entries for shops, commission houses, photographers, undertakers, and billiards venues, reflecting a dense local commerce roster.
A list of Tidioute business names and owners including cigars drugs groceries meats hardware dry goods jewelry millinery clothing and wagons. Individuals and firms such as Linquist Dunn Thompson Sage Fuellhart Gibb Bucklin Carmichael Hague Bess Mapes Coltman Uller Citizens Gas Co and Ulf Bros are named with their line of business.
A partial list shows names and shops in and around Youngsville including Peters H cigars Davis W J racket store Wright Breckenbach groceries Raymond Johnson meats Engstrom J P meats Swanson Edwin E clothing Mead Robert drugs Nuttall J C cigars Mead Fisher hardware and related entries in Youngsville and nearby Youngville with several merchants and occupations.
A compiled directory lists merchants and shop types in Sugar Grove and surrounding areas. Names include Abbott John M groceries and Sugar Grove, Mickelson Mrs J shoes, Harrington & Son furniture, Sugar Wheelock Frank D hardware, Sugar Grove, Mix W H general merchandise, Paddock B D cigars Sugar Grove, Abbott Earl T groceries Sugar Hall, F A harness Sugar Grove, McDonald A M stationery and McDonald J D general merchandise Sugar Grove, Younie J S meats, Ellis Freemount meats, Phelps John pianos and organs Barlow O D general merchandise Sugar Grove, Root H E billiard tables.
A partial ledger lists Columbus based merchants including Mackels E P cigars Putnam HE M flour and feed Simpson Chas general merchandise Columbus Park Amusement Co cigars Barnes E C groceries Johnson L H general merchandise Scholton Frank hardware Allen Elton groceries Curtis E D cigars Hassett Clyde meats.
A dense catalog of merchants and shop types in North Clarendon and nearby areas. Names include Jarecki Mfg Co supplies and several grocers, cigars, confectionery and dry goods firms with addresses in North Clarendon and neighboring towns.
Grand Valley borough shows merchants including Deeland D D groceries Thomas E T meats Thompson A R general merchandise Allen and Son drugs and hardware Peck Geo W drugs Middleton S A general merchandise Hull H H furniture Fountaine Dela groceries Grand Valley listing fragments indicate a local business directory.
A fragmentary list names shopkeepers and their goods in Bear Lake area including G. G. Carter meats Hawkins E G flour and feed LaQuay J groceries Tillotson A C hardware Bear Allen Jay general merchandise Walker Leon groceries Hawkins C H F L flour and feed Gordon Lynn general merchandise Mather C V drugs Tillotson Leland flour and feed Carr Stanly undertaking Bear Lake Bear Lake Bear Lake Bear Lake.
Carl Horn sells meats, N T Jackson and Mrs Ella Cooney offer cigars in Irvine. Mrs R Keiley, W H Metzgar also linked to Irvine groceries.
Swanson P D and Cooney E W operating as general merchants in Irvine are named in the record. The notice documents their business roles and location within the Irvine trade commerce.
A partial listing shows shopkeepers in North Warren with Hodges E M general merchandise Dalrymple H N meats North Jones W G flour and feed North Buck J W general merchandise Blandin A B cigars North Warren McCartney Geo tobacco and cigars North Warren Steber A T cigars North Warren Jones A W general merchandise.
McMichael B F and Sutton Grant are named as general merchandise merchants in Cherry Grove Township with stores located there. The record identifies two tradesmen operating basic supplies in the local community.
A series of Corydon business notices list owners and shops including Green J W general merchandise Sarah M Canfield general merchandise and others. Entries name Corydon locations with professions such as cigars drugs hardware meats billiard tables and furniture owned by several individuals.
John Linstrom a general merchant in Scandia and John Chmburg shoes seller also of Scandia are listed as local tradesmen in Elk Township.
A compiled roster lists Morris G D Lottsville general merchandise Kemp N Eastman cigars F E Lottsville Lowe E M phosphate Bear Lake Root A D phosphate Bear Lake Wright Albert general merchandise Wrightsville Yates Thos general merchandise Wrightsville Boardman Bros flour and feed Wrightsville Sister Mrs Mary millinery Wrightsville
Readable fragments show Nora Sanborn selling groceries in Stoneham A Peterson offering general merchandise in Gladerun and J Anderson selling cigars in Weldbank. The items indicate small-town trade listings and merchant activity.
General merchandise dealer F A Brown at Enterprise is listed with H A Mapes in general merchandise and P N Robinson in groceries, alongside Schofield in the same entry.
Sands F L and Darling F L operate general merchandise stores in Chandlers Valley and Mathews Run with Ingalls H as manager. Johnson C C also runs a Chandlers Valley general merchandise outlet.
Directory style listing of merchants includes A B Smith groceries East Branch Blanchard N H Donaldson Bros general merchandise Spring Creek Hagg Ed harness Spring Creek Sparling Fred cigars Spring Creek Nantes W H hardware Spring Creek McDermott P G cigars Spring Matteson R J flour and feed Spring Creek Sandburg A O wagons and farm machinery Spring Creek Ryers John coal Spring Creek.
The excerpt lists numerous Sheffield businesses and owners across departments including millinery general merchandise art supplies pharmacy groceries meats cigars jewelry dry goods and undertaker services. Names include Friedman Will Roberts D F Story E A Schweitzer Lewis F Bashline Gustafson Nelson Ryberg Eugene Epstein Wm Shriner Leroy Shelton Epstein J Malone Linde Kemph Carlson Dwyer Amundson J A Smith C H Donnell J Borden Wood Barnes Slagel Mead Hindman Lind A W.
Readable note shows Douglass and Bean operating a grocery in Triumph Township with items including Fa gundas.
Mrs Griffin of Watson Township buys groceries including Cob ham from a local store. The brief notice records a small household transaction in the community commerce ledger.
Smith C. H. Co and Warren firms like Sheffield Kidder Whittchen, Warren Mills, and Dold Jacob are listed as wholesale dealers. Atlantic Refining Co appears in Warren and Tidioute, with Guiffre A. s. also noted among Warren contacts.
An appeal will be held at the County Treasurer's Office on Tuesday April 23 1907. A E Pelton Mercantile Appraiser.
The Reporter quotes the Great Naturalist describing a curious insect called a honkolocust or auto-fly. The exchange highlights a creature once thought unlikely to evolve into a new form.
Flour and grain prices steady in New York with light trade as wheat No 2 red stands at 82 5/8 cents and corn No 2 at 56 1/2 cents. In Cleveland flour Minnesota spring patent 4 00 4 25, wheat No 2 red 78 3 4 cents, cattle steady with calves 7 75 8 00, sheep 5 50 6 00 for best wethers.
A list of merchants and business names including Lydratt Jos general merchandise in Pittsfield Horn O D general merchandise in Garland Morris E S general merchandise Hallock A D cigars in Garland Andrews H T feed in Garland Acocks N L cigars in Pittsfield Whitney I A general merchandise in Pittsfield Brown A S candy and cigars Mandeville C E cigars in Garland McConnell H E general merchandise in Torpedo
A compilation of merchants named with their goods in Russell Ackley and nearby towns. Entries include Firth Benj E groceries and Russell cigar shops, Clark E S flour and feed, Powers R P cigars, Keystone Shoe Store Russell, and others selling hardware furniture meats buggies machinery and general merchandise.
Wheat cash 46 cents per bushel in Toledo. Corn cash 46.44 cents. Oats 44 4. cents. Cloverseed 9.20 dollars. East Buffalo cattle exports steer prices 5.50 to 6.10 dollars. Veal 8.00 to 8.75. Sheep wethers 6.50 to 6.75. Spring lambs 7.00 to 8.50. Hogs Yorkers 7.05.
Pittsburg notes cattle prices with steer figures at 5.80 to 6.00 per unit and heifers at 4.50 to 4.85. Sheep quotes show prime wethers at 6.25 to 6.50 and lambs at 6.00 to 8.50. Hogs move at 7.00 per unit for yorkers.
Pattern No 5747 features a finely tucked shirt waist with elbow sleeves and Valenciennes lace frills. Suitable fabrics include mull batiste handkerchief linen and China silk. 36 inch bust requires 2 1/2 yards. Sizes 32 to 42 inches available. pattern mailed for 10 cents with size and pattern number.
The dainty dress shown is attractive and practical for wash silk soft woolens cotton and linen. It uses a fitted body lining optional if high neck is not chosen. A circular bertha with lace trim falls over sleeves. For a seven year old three yards of 36 inch fabric needed. Sizes 3 5 7 and 9 years.
A pompous judge eyes a tattered prisoner charged with vagrancy. The man admits he had earned a dollar, replying that he voted for the judge at the last election. The scene unfolds as the court tones mix with political humor.
The four great lace centers Calais Nottingham Plauen and St Gall are noted. Calais lace exports to this country in 1906 exceed nine million dollars.
Pittsburg produces enough steel rails daily to build over 11 miles of track. The city sits at the head of navigation on the Ohio river and ships about 10 million tons of freight by water each year, limited by seasonal high water. If a nine‑foot stage persisted year round, river commerce could expand further.
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