Warren Pennsylvan ia newspaper masthead notice
Published every Thursday by Mail Printing Company J A Larson proprietor editor. Entered in the post office at Warren Pa as second class matter. Advertising rates on application. Paper represented for foreign advertising by American Press Association. General offices New York and Chicago branches in all principal cities.
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Mail Printing Company
J. A. Larson
Warren
Penn’a
American Press
Ass’n
New York
Chicago
The Hopeful Farmer and His Unyielding Spirit
This passage portrays a persistent farmer who endures repeated failures with steadfast grit. Despite long lean years, he and his children cultivate character and noble traits, building a life from effort and resilience.
Where the Milk Money Goes
City milk costs total about 200 million dollars annually for fresh milk. Dairymen receive 100 million, distributers 100 million, with delivery staff holding 25 million in investments. Dairymen’s investments reach 400 million, and distributors show a 400 percent annual return.
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New York City
Thrift Advice From Bolton Hall on Value and Trust
The text urges readers to distinguish value from market price and to seek associates with wealth but avoid competing in spending. It warns to reward diligent workers, and to avoid dealing with untrustworthy people, noting Victory Loan salesmen are trustworthy.
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Victory Loan
Bolton Hall
Falltown World War News and Corwin’s Growing Doubt
In Falltown the war news shifts public mood as American troops press the line. Corwin senses a widening void in his life while Molly King foresees the end of the army’s victory and Corwin’s future regret for his earlier stance. The scene captures fear, pride, and a town awaiting decisive events.
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Riun
Corwin
Molly King
Molly
Armistice Sparks Townwide Celebration and Inner Strife
In Falltown the armistice is celebrated with a raucous chorus of crowds and noise. Corwin resists joining the jubilant streets, torn by a belief that Victory Liberty Loan funds may be misused. Molly King urges action, arguing some public money will be spent for the common good despite corruption concerns.
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Molly King
Corwin
Falltown
Molly
Victory Liberty
Executor's Notice for Minerva A. Allen Will
Charles E. Allen, Executor, will seek discharge from his office at the Orphan's Court on May 19, 1919, at 10 A.M. after filing final account and distributing remaining funds. Interested parties may attend to be heard. Minerva E. Allen's last will and testament referenced.
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Minerva A. Allen
Orphan’s Court
Charles E. Allen
Minerva E. Allen
Warren County Republican Treasurer Candidates Announced
H A Fuellhart of Tidioute Pa and Andrew R Black of Warren Pa announce their candidacies for the Republican nomination for treasurer of Warren county subject to voters at the September primaries 1919.
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Warren County
H. A. Fuellhart
Tidioute
Andrew R. Black
Warren, Pa
Warren County Commissioner Nomination Notice 1919
W. D. Ward announces candidacy for County Commission in Warren County subject to Republican primary decision. Notice date April 10 1919. Grade Two.
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W. D. Ward
Mailing list service promises names for ads in Wilton
A Weed Company notice from Wilton Connecticut offers a paid alphabetical mailing list of names and addresses for sending advertising material. They request 10 cents, ask applicants to print name and address clearly so mail reaches them, and claim publishers, wholesalers, and manufacturers use the lists.
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the Weed Company
Wilton
Conn
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