09 Apr 1903
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1903
Page
1
Weather and seasonal notes intermingle with town updates. Multiple real estate transfers, personal visits, illness reports, and social events populate the Warren scene with health, travel, schooling, and business items.
Warren County Republicans nominated prothonotary Homer M. Putnam sheriff Ralph N. Brown district attorney W. H. Clark and county surveyor Alson Rogers. Delegates named to the State Convention included G. M. Pelton Frank Akeley Ed R. Allen and many county figures. Brown declared winner of the sheriff primary with no opposition. The meeting fixed 1904 primaries for the fourth Saturday of April and re-elected W. W. Wilbur as county chairman.
L Wright H M Putnam and W Ss Clark thank voters for support but Wright warns one defeat won’t make him a Democrat. Convention adjourns confident of victory next November.
In Warren on April 4 1903 Axel Carlson and Edla Falk were married at Mr Selander home by Rev John Olander. In Jamestown Harry Fitch and Myrtle Bean wed April 2 1903 by Rev D H Dennison. In Irvineton Charles L Rhodes and Jennie E Montague were married March 25 1903 at the brides parents home by Rev S W Garrett.
Obituaries report the deaths of Sophia Morck at 79 in Oil City and Emily Palmeira Thompson at 69 in Wrightsville, plus several Warren county residents Henry Loding 78 and William Pedlow 82, Gideon R. Starr 68, and Mrs R Taylor 76. Details include birthplaces, family ties, church affiliations, and funeral plans.
A series of birth announcements lists newborns for families including Swanson, Mathis, Barrett, Penfield, and Folkman. Dates range from 1903 to 1908, with both sons and daughters born to unnamed parents in Warren and Kinzua areas.
Chicago Record Herald notes trout season starts on the 15th with a $25 fine for early catches and a new law proposal cutting the minimum keeper size to five inches. A public service on feeding birds and a local ad for Carl Flindt Pile Remedy complete the page.
Our Dress Goods Department features genuine bargains in silks serges and novelty fabrics with many yard prices as low as 50c. Black white blue and white taffetas wallets Japanese cards wash silks foulards shantungs and hakutai silk dull luster effects with prices from 48c to 95c a yard and notable savings versus standard values.
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