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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1910
Page
3
N P Wheeler of Endeavor and Joseph C Sibley of Franklin announce their candidacy for Congress in Pennsylvania's Twenty-eighth District. Primary election set for Saturday June 4, 1910 under party rules.
The Mail prints candidate notices for the 1910 Republican primaries set for June 4. Frank M. Knapp of Warren seeks State Senator in Venango and Warren counties. Frank G Foster of Franklin announces a bid for State Senate in the Forty-eighth District. Joseph A. Schofield of Warren seeks Assembly nomination. Arthur W. Dennison of Akeley seeks renomination for Representative in the General Assembly.
Williston P. Wood of Grand Valley Pennsylvania declares for Delegate to the Republican State Convention subject to the June 4 1910 primaries. He issues the announcement from Williston February 7 1910.
Business cards for H S Perry Justice of the Peace and Conveyancer Warren PA noting prompt collections. Address Water Street over Printz Clothing store LC Eddy.
The bank reports assets including loans and discounts 996 752 43 area secured, securities 1 560 78, U S bonds 100 000, premiums 2 100 00, and cash items 3 056 27. Liabilities show capital 100 000 00, surplus 100 000 00, undivided profits 62 890 30, national bank notes 99 100 00, and deposits totaling 1 057 143 79. The statement is sworn by cashier C T Conarro of Warren County Pennsylvania.
Report of the condition of Citizens National Bank of Warren Pennsylvania at the close of business March 29 1910. The document lists resources including loans and discounts deposits and various assets along with liabilities such as capital stock surplus profits and deposits. D.L. Gerould is cashier and swears to the accuracy of the statement before Notary Joseph A. Schofted on April 5 1910.
In Dublin theater, novelist William Black dressed as a venerable old man in The Winter's Tale and mingled with supers. Mary Anderson plays Perdita, then hands Black a cake which he shares with the hungry cast, provoking astonishment from the audience.
Cincinnati adopts building ordinance regulations to curb billboard construction, limit size, require noncombustible materials, raise signs, keep openings, and protect parks and streets. St Louis authorities pursue abolition of over 200 boards after a Missouri supreme court ruling upholds city ordinance regulation.
Practical tips to upgrade a town home yards this spring. Clean yard of last year debris and rake leaves. Fill uneven lawn spots and spread grass seed. Install wire supports for clematis and climbing vines. Add climbing shrubs to shade the porch. Honeysuckle noted for cleanliness and long blossoms.
A Kansas newspaper prints a parable of two hens in a barnyard. One hen cackles to advertise her eggs while the other remains quiet and loses value. The owner discovers the silent hen’s nest of old eggs and executes the bird for resisting modern advertising.
A satirical list mocks farm life with outlandish tips on controlling roosters, hogs, calves, and animals. It lampoons mock seriousness of rural advice, citing absurd cures, pranks, and exaggerated methods while preserving a regional tone.
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