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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1914

Page

2

Columbus Auxiliary to Meet on April 15

In Columbus, April 9, the next auxiliary meeting is set for Wednesday April 15 with Mrs. A W Francis. Corry grocer C E Barnes has sold his store and moved back to Columbus. Aston Jackman moved from farm south of town to the W B Howard farm north of town. Farmers complain of a poor sugar season with low quality output. James and Mrs Edwards moved to Oil City. Mrs Hattie Walton visited her sister in Sugar Grove. L L Woodin traveled to Salamanca for her mother’s illness. A flock of six white swans lingered in Columbus Lony from 5 am to 4 pm before departing north.

C. E. Barnes Corry Aston Jackman W. B. Howard Jas. Edwards Oil City Hattie Walton Dorn Sugar Grove L. L Woodin Salamanca Columbus Lony

Needless Noises in City Life by Health Commissioner

Health Commissioner Samuel G. Dixon argues that urban noise from trains trolleys vehicles and autos harms the nervous system and reduces efficiency. He notes a New Society for the Suppression of Needless Noises has created quiet zones around hospitals and schools and urges continued removal of unnecessary sounds to boost concentration and productivity.

Growing Corn the Right Way for County Contests

The USDA Farm Management guide advises for an acre of corn: choose well drained fertile land or sod for corn, use stable manure and fertilizer, prep a deep seed bed, select high yielding seed, plant in hills with four to six seeds, thin to three stalks, and cultivate 6 to 12 times while keeping weeds down. Track time and costs for the final report.

Pittsburg Appoints Four Policewomen for Secret Service

City announces the first female officers in Pittsburg to operate in the secret service division. The four policewomen will protect young girls and women and report to the director and assigned officers. They will not handle cases involving men’s violations.

Pittsburg C. H. Hubbard Public Safety Secret-Service

Wanted Agents for Ball-Bearing Self-Sharpening Shears

Advertises opportunity for agents to sell Ball-Bearing Self-Sharpening Shears by Hyde Merchandising Co. in Warren, Pennsylvania. Promises quick sales and large profits. Provides room and address for details and contact, with dates Apr 9-11.

The Hyde Merchandising Co Penn’a. Avenue West Warren

Grape Juice Triumph at House Debate

Representative Gray of Indiana praised Secretary of State Bryan during a pension bill debate calling him a noble statesman who has advanced world peace and humanity with grape juice. Also noted, 648 Jersey and Guernsey cattle valued at $700,000 arrived in New York aboard the Minnewaska from the British Isles.

Representative Gray Indiana Bryan William Jennings Bryan Jersey Guernsey New York Minnewaska British Isles

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Columbus A. W. Francis Ser First National Bank Warren, Penna Man Warren Trust Company Aladdin Citizens National Bank Pennsylvania Samuel G. Dixon M. D Commissioner of Health Department of Agriculture United States Department of Agriculture Bureau of Plant Industry Office of Farm Management Warren Savings Bank Incorporated Warren, Pennsylvania Depository State of Warren Mail Information Bureau Epee Kodaks Supp R. D. No Madea Dunham Pickett Hardware Company Hickory Street Warren Mail
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