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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1907
Page
3
A long list of Warren County Pennsylvania merchants and businesses appears, detailing groceries confectionery drugs dry goods meats cigars and more. The directory includes names such as Garfield James Newell & Gaughn Simonson S. P. and many others with Warren as the primary location.
A roster lists names of merchants and suppliers in Tidioute including cigars drugs groceries hardware dry goods and jewelry. Entities include Linquist Dunn Thompson Sage Fuellhart Gibb Barth Cochrane and Citizens Gas Co among many others with multiple family and business listings in the town.
List of merchants and shops in Sugar Grove and surrounding towns including Abbott John M groceries at Sugar Hall and Younie J S meats at Sugar Grove. Other businesses include Harrington Son furniture Sugar Wheelock Frank D hardware and Mix W H general merchandise in Sugar Grove. John M Abbott and Barlow O D general merchandise also appear with roots H E three billiard tables listed.
A catalog of Columbus business listings includes Mackels E P cigars Putnam E M flour and feed Simpson Chas general merchandise Columbus 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 catalog style listing cites numerous North Clarendon businesses and owners across groceries cigars dry goods confectionery jewelry medicines meats and general merchandise. Names include Jarecki Mfg Co Malone Thomas Chambers Agnes Meneo Rosa Miller J B Meley J H Driscoll Simp son Crossman Richards Sackett Stanford and others.
D Deeland offers groceries and E T Thomas handles meats with Thomas listed as a Grand Valley merchant. A R Thompson runs general merchandise and Allen and Son supply drugs and hardware. Geo W Peck sells drugs, S A Middleton engages in general merchandise, H H Hull sells furniture, all tied to Grand Valley. DeLa Fountaine operates groceries in Grand Valley vicinity.
A compilation of shop names and owners in Bear Lake shows varied trades from groceries to hardware and flour and feed. Notable entries include G. G. Carter meats, E. G. Hawkins flour and feed, J. LaQuay groceries, A. C. Tillotson hardware, and L. Walker groceries. Bear Lake appears as the central marketplace in this period listing.
In Broxenstravv Township a list shows Carl Horn selling meats in Irvine, N T Jackson selling cigars, Mrs Ella Cooney selling cigars, Mrs R Kelley selling cigars, and W H Metzgar selling groceries, all in Irvine.
A snippet names P. D. Swanson and E. W. Cooney as general merchandise dealers in Irvine, identifying two local merchants in the same line.
The listing shows merchants and their wares across North Warren including general merchandise meats cigars tobacco flour and feed and cigars with names such as Hodges Dalrymple Blandin McCartney Steber Jones and others. Each entry ties a merchant to a specific northern Warren location.
McMichael B F and Grant Sutton launch general merchandise stores in Cherry Grove detailing new offerings and store hours. They plan to serve local shoppers with a range of goods and competitive prices in the Village business district.
The notice lists several Corydon merchants and their goods including J. W. Green general merchandise S C McClintock furniture Sarah M Canfield general merchandise Jas A Griffin cigars E L Stricker drugs C H Clawson general merchandise Frank Williams meats Everts E D hardware and McClintock S C two billiard tables.
John Linstrom, general merchandise, Scandia and John Chmburg, shoes, Scandia are named in Elk Township business listings.
A directory fragment lists Morris G D general merchandise Lottsville Kemp N general merchandise Eastman F E cigars Lottsville Lowe E M phosphate Lottsville Root A D phosphate Bear Lake Wright Albert general merchandise Wrightsville Yates Thos general merchandise Wrightsville Boardman Bros flour and feed Sister Mrs Mary millinery.
The notice lists Nora Sanborn offering groceries at Stoneham, A Peterson selling general merchandise at Gladerun, and J Anderson vending cigars at Weldbank.
A directory fragment lists Lydratt Jos as general merchandise in Pittsfield. Horn O D in Garland. Morris E S and Hallock A D in Hallock. Andrews H T feed in Garlland. Acocks N L cigars in Pittsfield. Whitney I A general merchandise in Pittsfield. Brown A S and C E Mandeville cigars in Garland. McConnell H E general merchandise in Torpedo.
A partial directory of Russell area merchants and shopkeepers appears with names such as Firth Benj E groceries Ackley Ward cigars Clark E S flour and feed Powers R P cigars Keystone Shoe Store Clark A A furniture Hodges Hall groceries Chase L A flour and feed Briggs C W buggies machinery Russell H T general merchandise Weiss E cigars Akeley T F general merchandise Young H R meats Hale W C hardware Ackley W phosphate Russell J H cigars Clark Chas A general merchandise
Brown F A general merchandise in Enterprise. Mapes H A general merchandise. Robinson P N groceries. Schofield.
The records show F. L. Sands and F. L. Darling operating general merchandise in Chandlers Valley with H. Ingalls listed as manager and C. C. Johnson and Mathews Run connected to general merchandise operations. The material reflects a local inventory or business directory entry.
A compiled directory of local merchants and shop types including groceries at Fast Branch Blanchard general merchandise at East Branch Donaldson Bros Spring Creek Ed Hage harness Spring Creek Sparling cigars Spring Creek Nantes W H hardware Spring Creek McDermott cigars Spring Matteson R J flour and feed Spring Creek Sandburg A O wagons and farm machinery Spring Creek Ryers John coal Spring Creek.
A compiled roster of Sheffield merchants and business owners across trades including millinery general merchandise art store pharmacy harness groceries cigars meats clothing jewelry dry goods and undertaking. Names listed include Friedman Will Roberts D F Story E A Gustafson Nelson Ryberg C O Hinckley Eugene Epstein Wm Shriner Mrs M Leroy L Shelton Epstein J Malone Linde A Carlson L E Co Dwyer W B Amundson J A Smith C H Co Donnell KE O Borden J Wood J A Slagel Mrs J Mead Hindman Lind A W with various items and tables noted.
Local store Douglass and Bean operates in Triumph Township offering groceries including Fa gundas. Community shoppers rely on the market for everyday needs and regional products.
Mrs M P Griffin of Watson Township lists groceries including Cob ham in a short local notice. The fragment suggests a household purchase or listing from a community page.
Smith C. H. & Co., Sheffield Kidder & Hutchens, Atlantic Refining Co., Warren. Smith Horton & Co., Warren. Warren Mills, Warren, Dold, Jacob, Warren. Atlantic Refining Co., Tidioute. Guiffre, A. ., Warren.
An appeal will be held at the County Treasurer's Office on Tuesday April 23 1907. A E Pelton Mercantile Appraiser.
A Sunday school scene features a seven year old asking what creeping things mean during a verse about fowls of the air. A fellow boy pushes him and calls him a baby, highlighting juvenile humor in the moment.
A three year old visiting grandma asked for bread and butter with a light quip about God loving the cheerful giver. The moment reflects a playful, faith flavored family scene.
The text urges that anger is unmanly and that gentleness embodies true manliness. It presents mildness as aligned with human nature and superior to passion in virtue and conduct.
An aphorism notes that interrupting a person describing troubles or a baby's sayings leads to restarting the tale. The piece casts a humorous, moralize stance on patience and attention in conversation.
One of the first reinforced concrete products is the boat of L de Mineral built in 1849 using concrete imbedding steel netting. The vessel is still in existence, in good condition, and water tight.
Henry Clews warns that the constant drinker is harmful but cautions that the man who repeatedly invites others to drink may be even more dangerous.
Thomas Carlyle in Past and Present asks what modern English fear most and concludes the hell is the terror of not succeeding financially or in fame. He contrasts Christian and ancient Roman ideas of dread with the modern fixation on money and worldly status.
The passage recalls two brief sermons by Jonathan Swift. One praised for its brevity, urging pity for the poor with Prov 19 17 and ending with a quip about security. The other, from his Dublin dean era, reflects on life’s brief misery and ends with a pragmatic exhortation to do well here so you do well there.
Domestic servants in Wellington form a union and seek specific early curfews. They call for all domestics to be home by 7 30 p m on Monday Tuesday Friday Saturday and by 2 p m on Thursday and Sunday. On Wednesdays they want a 10 p m return, with an exception permitting Thursday stayouts until midnight.
The observing girl notes Mr. Pompus is very careful of his dignity while Miss Cayenne agrees he has little to protect. The exchange appears in a Washington Star item.
Mrs Braggs asserts her husband holds a position of trust while Mrs Waggs questions a bank setting. Mrs Braggs clarifies he is a book keeper in an installment house, revealing domestic dispute over his work and trust.
A Chicago Record-Herald note quotes a remark on a female performer showing emotion in song. The snippet highlights her expressive singing and public interest in her appearance and demeanor.
Wheat prices in New York show No 2 red at 33 1 2 cents per bushel and corn No 2 at 56 cents. Livestock markets across Cleveland Toledo East Buffalo and Pittsburg report varied quotes on cattle veals sheep and hogs with several states noting active sales and price ranges.
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