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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1907
Page
8
The text extols a Corliss safe weighing 33 000 pounds as a modern, progressive banking asset. It compares its superiority to the cash register versus the money drawer and labels it absolutely burglar proof.
The roster lists Warren National Bank officers and directors at the new Second and Liberty Street building. Key figures include Parmlee, Hertzel, Crary, Watson, Beaty, Hinck, Hertzel, Clough, Brown, Scofield, Lampe, Sonne, Sill and others.
The 1905 Pennsylvania law makes it illegal to throw waste paper ashes or rubbish into streets or disturb receptacles with a fine up to 10 dollars or 10 days imprisonment. It notes poor enforcement in Warren and urges better compliance. It ends with a notice that A C Kirberger offers the latest jewelry novelties.
Local notes enumerate Arbor Day plans, travel updates, and community happenings in Warren. Items mention a new pipe organ for the North Warren Presbyterian church costing 1250 dollars, visits by Mrs. F Henry and Miss Mabel Abbott from Florida, and various town developments, illnesses, and social affairs.
Judge W M Lindsey and associates grant licenses to numerous applicants across Warren county while denying two from Shefield due to overconcentration. Several other towns list license recipients with warnings to obey laws and enforce closing times.
A. C. Kirberger jewelry store offers a gold filled case watch with either Elgin or Waltham movement in Ladies O size. Warranted twenty years for ten dollars and seventy five cents. Compact ad style and pricing.
In a regular Warren Lodge of Odd Fellows gathering last Tuesday evening D O G M H J Woodin of Tidioute installed the officers. New officers include Past Grand J E Shepard Noble Grand Marcus Larsen Vice Grand E B Hessell Secretary J W Steen and Financial Secretary G F Laufenberger. Also listed are Treasurer J K Simpson. Sup porters to N G R E Gray and E S Keller. Sup porters to V G G H Gutzler and W M Stevens. Conductor G W Beuscher. Warden John Young. Chaplain A F Strickland. I G C Engard O G G W Deming.
Gust T. Nelson a brakeman for the Tionesta Valley railroad died in a Sheffield round house accident Friday evening when a car ran over him his foot caught in the track. An inquest on Saturday returned an accidental death verdict exonerating the train crew. He leaves a wife and two children. Funeral services were well attended.
The notice promotes spring 1907 waists and fabrics at Hunter's Cash Store. It lists White Persian Lawn, Batiste, French Lawn, Habutai, and silk waist patterns with prices from $1.00 to $6.00, plus curtains, net curtains, trimmings, belts, neckwear, hosiery, gloves, and ribbons. It highlights discounted fabrics, yard prices, and a large stock of waists and wares for the season.
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