Arbor Day Reminder and Local Updates
Arbor Day observances urged with tree planting. Dewdrop post office in Kinzua township abolished and mail redirected to Kinzua. Campbell mills move to West Virginia impacts town. W L Greeley relocates Spring Creek sawmill to Grand Valley for timber processing for C S Keiffer. New idea from Bradford uses natural gas to clean carpets. Trout season opening April 15 prompts patrols of streams and enforcement of off season fishing. One year since Jamestown bought private water company. reduced rates boosted finances and left surplus after debt service. Olmstead legal dispute in Erie Court highlighted by humorous witness remark. Monument to Col A L Hawkins to be unveiled in Schenley Park, Pittsburg, with broad National Guard participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewdrop
Kinzua Township
Kinzua
Campbell Mills
West Virginia
W. L.greeley
Spring Creek
Grand Valley
C.S. Keiffer
Bradford
the Herald
Franklin Spectator
Jamestown
J. G. Olmstead
Erie Court
Corry
George Kraft
Mr. Olmstead
Mr. Kraft
George
Olmstead
Col. A. L. Hawkins
Tenth Pennsylvania Regiment
Philippines
Schenley Park
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania National Guard
Sheridan
Grange Growth and Labor Debate Across States
Five new Granges formed in Pennsylvania since Jan 30. Connecticut Grange funds total 10118.42. Jefferson County New York, with 6000 members, is the largest Grange county. Plans to open Grange headquarters at the St. Louis Exposition Sept 1 to Dec 1. Deputy Geo A Woodside reports 18 Granges in Warren County with 1379 members. 13 own halls, 5 rent. Ohio State Grange reports 2000 new members in 1903. treasury 14835.92 and receipts 10387.39. Opinion pieces question farmer wages and the value of skilled labor, urging farmer organization to gain share of wealth. Also sale notice for second-hand farming tools, a yearling bull, and baled straw from W M Vollentine, Irvine Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
United States
Jefferson County
N. Y
St. Louis Exposition
Geo. A. Woodside
Sugar Grove
Warren County
Subscriptions Offered for The Mail and New York Tribune
The Mail and the New York Tribune Farmer cost $150 per year while the Weekly Tribune and the Mail price $2 per year. Now is the time to subscribe. Jacob Keller the Tailor showcases new Spring cloths. Best Job Printing at the Mail Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MAIL
New York Tribune
Tii Weekly Tribune
The
Jacob Keller
Spring growth noted in Youngsville town news
County correspondence from Youngsville April reports lively spring business with new houses under way and a shale brick plant expanding. Community updates list illnesses, Easter services, a dance, library gift to White school, and local travel, social events, and church schedules amid memorials and town notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville
Homer Davis
Warren
G. W. Woods
Jordan
N. Y
Woods
Methodist
J. P. Burns
C. S. Mead
Frank Kinnear
I. H. Shannon
Arthur McKinney
Clare’ McKinney
Dewittville
N.Y
Kilmer McDowell
State College
L. McDowell
Robert L. Mead
Mina Russel
Lantz
Klahr Mead
Buffalo
B. C. Hopkins
Oil City
James Culbertson
Geo. Bartlett
W. H. Fenton
Laura Jackson
C. L. Henry
Erie
J. D. Mead
S. Mead
F. L. Casey
Garland
C. W. Olizbe
Athens
Towanda
Ross Bailey
Furniture Factory
Elk County
Local News Highlights At Thompson Station Apr 5
Mr Lawton assumes operator duties at Thompson Station and resides in the village. H C Kemble and wife of Chelsea Indian Territory visit night yardmaster F G Wilkins en route to West Hickory Pa then Chinook Ks to oversee oil lease. Vallentine takes full charge of Biddle estate relocating from Randolph NY. New Sons of Temperance lodge hosts large gathering in Good Templars hall. New passenger station opens replacing old depot after 40 years with nearby buildings cleared by fire. Mr S W McClure from East Waterford Pa serves as school principal with strong seven month term. Death of Jerry Cochran at Warren noted plus Henry Walters travels to eastern timber tracts. L A King joins J M Parshall Lumber Co with posts in West Virginia and Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Thompson Station
H.C. Kemble
Chelsea
Indian Territory
F. G. Wilkins
West Hickory
Chinook
Kansas
Vallentine
Biddle
Randolph
N. Y
Lodge of Sons of Temperance
Good Templars
W.N. Y
S. W. McClure
East Waterford
Jerry” Cochran
Warren
Henry Walters
L. A. King
J. M. Parshall Lumber Co
West Virginia
Tennessee
Local notes and town news from early April
April news covers residents visiting and returning home. Miss Minnie Grannis visited Mrs. H Geer. High School students Florence Fitzpatrick Nellie Marsh and Fannie Clawson came home for Easter. Walter Homer bought the Treadway meat market and takes possession April 1. Archie Schobey recovers from illness. Harry Geer and Harry Forbes attended home visits. Grange supper and initiations noted at I O O F Hall. Mrs Chas Andrews and Mrs R Sparks initiated. Mrs F A Black called to Napoli N Y for ill niece. Florence Aiken, former resident and teacher, mentioned with April 4 entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Grannis
H. Geer
Florence Fitzpatrick
Nellie Marsh
Fannie Clawson
Warren High School
Walter Homer
Cornplanter
Frank Treadway
Archie Schobey
Harry Geer
The
Grange
I. O
F. Hall
Chas. Andrews
R. Sparks
F. A. Black
Napoli
N. Y
Harry Forbes
Anna Aekin
Harry Campbell
Bradford
Florence Aiken
Our Town
Local Notes from April 2 About Sickness and Death
L A Brooks and Clare Banson on sick list. Blue Eye school closed. Mrs James Spoon dies Friday morning April 1. She leaves husband and four children. Perry Mead of Fredonia visiting parents Herbert and Mrs Mead. Oliver Casler and Charles DeJean go to Pittsfield on business. Walter DeJean visits Roy DeJean on Sunday.
Tailor Jacob Keller Offers Custom Suitings and Fashion Plates
A local shop invites customers to examine new fashion plates and choose cloth and cut. The ad emphasizes legitimate first class tailoring done in house by Jacob Keller, promising timely service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Keller
Engraved Stationery Styles Shown with Prices
Samples of latest fashionable engraved stationery are displayed at THE MAIL OFFICE with listed prices for each style and design.
Report of no. 520 First National Bank Warren PA 1904
Report of the condition of the First National Bank at Warren Pennsylvania as of March 28 1904 with assets and liabilities totals. Cashier F K Russell swore to the statement before Notary OzkO Ne Mith on April 4 1904. Directors Perry D Clark F A Hall J B Eppy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
Warren
Pennsylvania
F. K. R'ssere
Ozko Ne*mith
Janet
Perry D
Clark
F. A
Hall
J. B, Eppy
Citizens National Bank
Citizens National Bank of
D. L. Gerould
Rose E. Yates
Notary Public
Also Mentioned on This Page
Neighborhood Notes
W. M. Vollentine
Irvine, Pa
Biddle Farm
Xyoungsville
Warren County Schools
Gowanda
J. K. Crooks
Odd Fellows
Jesse Morrison
H. W. Crooks
E. D. Everts
Harry Blair
Geo. Odell
Chas. D. Clawson
Harrisburg
Corydon
S. P. Morrison
Nelson Mead
Turney
Leslie
Taylor
Columbus
W. H. Muzzy
U.S. Rogers
Larson
John Datton
Spoon
Ladies’ Aid
M. KE
Frank Walton
Tyler
Gus Ohrn
Billy” Lamona
Virginia
Cemetery Association
Blanche Covel
L. T. Meade
G. A. Henry
Irvington
First National Bank
Total
State of
I. F. K.russell
Eeee
U. S
U.S
Metzger
Hogan Store
Bannockburn
Priestley and Courtland
England
Lupin
France
London
Malta
Meetageher & Hogan
Warren Trust Company
Penn’a
F. M. Knapp
M. Siegfried
Presien
Chas. E. Cobb, Casmer
H. M. Preston
Penn
Coney of
Naliaf
Authul
J.g.curtis
Fred P. Hue
Levi Smith
Warren Borough
Hatch Run
Glade
Perry D. Clark
Warren, Pa
James Rockey
Liberty St
Penna. Avenue
J. Foley
A. A.davis
B. Warren Tel. Co
Are Hepburn
M.D
Corner Market St
Penn’a Avenue
Timothy
Kopf & Henry
Erie Railroad
Chicago
Marion
Ohio
St. Louis
D. W. Cooke
New York
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!