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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1908
Page
1
The Warren National Bank highlights the character and standing of its board of directors who supervise management. It pledges conservative banking, strives to meet customers’ needs, and invites customers to contact officers anytime for service.
Warren Pennsylvania March 25 1908 Republicans will vote April 11 1908 at standard polling places from 2 to 8 pm under the uniform primary act. Nominations include President Judge Congress Assembly Register and Recorder two County Commissioners two County Auditors Jury Commissioner Delegates and Alternates to conventions and County Committeemen. Parshall urges all Republicans to vote and warns non Republicans cannot vote the Republican ticket.
Henry Fuellhart of Tidioute withdraws his nomination for Member of Assembly from Warren County in a letter dated April 6 1908 thanking supporters and noting the party’s complex condition.
Statement by Henry Fuellhart from Tripo, Pennsylvania, argues the Republican Party's record on issues like honesty, integrity, gold standard, Cuban and Philippine self government, and the Roosevelt square deal. He urges voters to evaluate candidates for Warren County offices, align with Republican principles, and support a Republican U S Senator, Governor Edwin S. Stuart, and the Local Option question in Pennsylvania with the April 11 1908 ballot.
Marriages recorded in North Warren Pennsylvania on April 2 1908 include Harry Clendenning and Gertrude Cook at Mrs Hattie Cooks home. Also in Carrollton Indiana on December 11 1907 Fred Whipple and Sophia Payne former Warren residents plan to reside in Warren.
Multiple notices list deaths of Hester A Wade 74 at Cole Hill Pa April 1908 Benj Marsh 75 at Akeley April 4 1908 Gertrude Marsh 33 at Warren April 1908 Aurelia Schott 64 at Scandia April 3 1908 Fred Fries 74 in New York City March 26 1908 Ying survivors include spouses children and siblings with funeral details and interments in local cemeteries and churches.
New season ginghams in checks stripes and plaids offered in lengths of 10 to 20 yards at 12 a yard. Bright colors and styles describe the assortment for spring wardrobe updates.
40 pieces of light and dark figured challies offered at 5c per yard. Text notes availability and price in a compact newspaper item for shoppers.
Betsy Farnham announces a son born to Mr and Mrs Ed Farnham formerly Ree Camp of Cole Hill Kirschhart. Charles Kirschartz and wife welcome a daughter in Warren on April 4 1908. DeFrees family in Warren celebrate a newborn son on April 3 1908. Russell Bailey and wife greet a son at Yankee Bush Pa on March 27 1908. Rhea Estergreen reports a daughter born in Warren on April 5 1908. F S Agnew and wife welcome a son in Youngsville Pa on March 30 1908. Clare Crary and wife celebrate a son born in Warren on April 5 1908.
Gov. Hanley of Indiana addressed a large audience at Library Theater last night despite bad weather, delivering remarks at a local option meeting.
Fifty dozen shirt waists from this season offered in plain blue and white Mochas and white with small black figures and stripes. Actual value 75 cents to $1.00, now priced at 59 cents each.
We offer white bed spreads in full size and extra heavy Marsailles. The spreads would be $2.25 but our price is $1.97. Readily available and advertised as a bargain to attract shoppers.
Lot 1 offers corsets with hose supporters in sizes 18 to 30. Regular 75c item priced at 47c. Hosiery and undergarment sale note. Local ad listing quick-value buys.
Lot 2 offers light weight and Summer corsets in sizes 18 to 30, priced at 24 cents. The listing emphasizes a mass sale tone typical of a classified advertisement.
This store invites shoppers to see new fabrics including Voiles Panamas Batistes Serges and exclusive Suitings at special prices all week long.
Muslin underwear includes drawers and night gowns with embroidery or plain designs. Garments priced from 59 cents to 75 cents or one dollar, all offered in a six day sale with various muslin skirts and corset covers.
Silk ribbons in multiple shades offered at deep discounts. 25c ribbons reduced to 19c per yard, 20c ribbons to 17c per yard, and 18c ribbons priced at 15c per yard. Limited stock implied by sale tone.
In the Cotton Goods Department 1500 yards 36 inch Brown Muslin at Sea yard and 1000 yards 36 inch bleached Muslin at 8c yd. 25 pes Cotton Plaid Dress Goods 28 inches wide at 9c. 20 doz Bleached Pillow Cases 45 by 36 linen finish at 18c each. Unbleached seamless sheets 80c each.
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