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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1901

Page

8

Bradford Library to Open on June First

The Carnegie library at Bradford will be formally opened on June 1. Other notes report M W Morfitt of Kane dead at 70, Sugar Grove Odd Fellows lodge Coldbrook No 1124 formed, and a pine sale in Scio NY for 7500 dollars.

Carnegie Bradford Scio Allegany County N. Y New York State Erie New York Allegheny Division Pennsylvania Railroad Buffalo Youngsville Kinnear’s Hall Mathis-McLean Cineograph Co

Dinner Set Offer Promoted by Fehman Bros

Fehman Bros urge readers not to buy a dinner set until they have seen theirs. The ad also notes bonds for supervisors and town treasurers, for sale at the mail office, and promises a full stock of legal blanks.

Fehlman Bros

Chandler's Valley County Notes April Update

Local items report visitors from Findley's Lake Rev Langdon's return home Pearl Hager Ida Falconer and Harry Peterson in town A U B Church event drew a good crowd despite a storm The jury favors an electric railway Burial for Mrs A J Hultberg at Clarendon Funeral today May Darling and Pearl Johnson depart for Edinboro illness among Carl Miller Gertrude Thayer pneumonia Dr Kelley adds to his house Belle Coleman reopens millinery store

A. J. Hultberg Clarendon May Darling Pearl Johnson Edinboro Carl Miller Gertrude Thayer Kelley Belle Coleman

Odd Fellows Lodge Attends Large Jamestown Gathering

Wm Shortt and Alden McDonald returned from Philadelphia for summer vacation. Jamestown Lodge sent sixty members to an event with about two hundred attendees. A supper for all was held in a vacant room near the hall. James Younie returns from Medix Run after a year teaching. A Haggerty farm well yielded oil and gas, with another well planned. Rev J Bloom is ill and unable to preach, and Mrs John Jones suffers pneumonia.

Wm. Shortt Alden McDonald Philadelphia Odd Fellows Jamestown James Younie Medix Run Haggerty

Legislature Act on Loose Stones Enforced in Townships

The act requires township road supervisors to contract with taxpayers to remove loose stones from main highways on a monthly basis from April to October. Compensation is credited to the road tax of the employed taxpayer. Some regions have ignored the act, but Warren county should enforce it.

Warren County

Pastor J B Paulsgrove joins Hazelton church

The Bradford Era notes Rev J B Paulsgrove is new pastor at Hazelton Pennsylvania. He asks congregants to visit his family but warns them not to bring neighborhood gossip. He condemns backbiting and urges Christians to discuss wholesome topics.

J. B. Paulsgrove Hazelton Bradford

Real Estate Transfers to April 24 1901

Real estate transfers include J E Nobles and wife to J A Firth Sugargrove for 490 dollars and R L Kerr and wife to O D Ruhlman et al Warren for 1000 dollars. A W Gilliland and wife to D M Moore Southwest for 100 dollars. Johanne Look to Lambert Look Glade for 1000 dollars. A J Hazeltine et al to James Streich Glade for 250 dollars.

J. E. Nobles J. A. Firth Sugargrove R. L. Kerr D. Ruhlman Warren A. W. Gilliland D. M. Moore Southwest Johanne Look Lambert Look Glade A. J. Hazeltine Etal James Streich

Odd Fellows Parade Day In Erie 1901 Excursion Fare

The Pennsylvania Railroad offers excursion tickets to Erie for Parade Day of the Odd Fellows Anniversary Association of Northwestern Pennsylvania on Friday April 26 1901. Tickets good both directions from Watson west on the Philadelphia and Erie Division and from Olean and Oil City Branch Irvineton to Tidioute inclusive and Chautauqua Division Corry to Columbia inclusive at a minimum 28 cent round trip fare.

Odd Fellows’ Anniversary Association Pennsylvania Erie Pennsylvania Railroad Company Watson Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Olean Oil City Irvineton Tidioute Chautauqua Corry Columbia

Grandin Family Arrives in Tidioute. WCTU To Fit Store Room

Mrs E B Grandin and Miss Florence Grandin traveled from the south to Tidioute last Friday. L L Hunter departed for Missouri on Wednesday. The WCTU has rented the Cochener store room near Tidioute Creek Bridge and plans to fit it up for occupancy.

Tidioute E. B. Grandin Florence Grandin L. L. Hunter Missouri Cochener Tidioute Creek Bridge

Closing Out Sale at Keller Cloths Warren Pa

Jacob Keller offers all overcoat cloths at cost for cash and bargains on ladies skirts at low prices. Sale conducted from Second and Liberty streets in Warren Pennsylvania.

Jacob Keller Second and Liberty Sts Warren, Pa

Miss Sill's Millinery Store in Warren for Sale

Advertising card notes Miss Sill's store as Warren headquarters for fine stylish millinery. Also offers a child’s tricycle in good condition for sale and directs inquiries to Malt Office Best Job Printing at Malt Office.

Miss Sill’s Warren

Pan American Exposition Postponed to May 20 Opening

Management cites uncontrollable stress from a great storm and delays in landscape, roadways, and State buildings. Public viewing will begin May 1 with exhibits in place but not in full dress. The ceremonial opening is postponed to Monday May 20.

Starting Flower Seeds With Potatoes As Seed Trays

A woman writer explains starting flower seeds in potatoes as seed trays. Scoop out potato centers, fill shells with soil, label, and keep in water at first before transplanting. Seedlings thrive in warm sunny spots with wet muslin and careful watering. It argues potatoes aid moisture and germination.

Price Ceiling Mentioned for Wide Range of Goods

The article notes consumer options at almost any price up to four dollars. It discusses potential effects on supply and demand and hints at broader market impact without naming specific items or entities.

Flour and grain products catalog entry in 19th century ad

An OCR fragment lists multiple grain and feed items with prices and product names such as Electric Light Flour Snowflake Flour Patent Favorite Graham buckwheat flour meal middlings cracked corn oats oil meal wheat straw bolted meal gold medal patent cyclone sides bran corn screenings oyster shells hay buckwheat gluten and related terms, reflecting a merchant's catalog line.

Graham

New Great South American Kidney Cure Promises Quick Relief

Distressing kidney and bladder disease relieved in six hours by New Great South American Kidney Cure. It relieves bladder and back pain, and helps retention of water almost immediately. Sold by Dertzel & Saner, druggists, Warren, Kansas.

Dertzel & Saner Warren

Personal want ad from Robert Johnson seeks old hardware

I will pay cash for old rubber boots and wringer rollers and other items free of cloth or dirt. Also brass, lead, zinc, copper boiler bottoms free of iron. Located on Watson Avenue near Boss Wagon Shop between 2nd and 3rd streets. Evenings at Seeley’s boarding house on Poplar Street. I’ll be glad to see old friends.

Watson Avenue Second Seeley’s Poplar Street

President to open Pan American Exposition in Vicksburg

The President will visit Vicksburg Mississippi on May 1 to press the button starting machinery for the Pan American Exposition. The presidential party is slated to attend the exposition on June 13 designated as President's Day upon the return from a continental tour.

Vicksburg Miss

Armour funds boost Armour Institute in Chicago

The Armour widow and son plan to give $1,000,000 to the Armour Institute in Chicago, adding to the large sums Mr. Armour gave for public good. A Hutchinson editor notes a thief found nothing of value in a house, while Miss Sill’s offers stylish millinery at reasonable prices.

Hutchinson Kansas City Journal Armour

Pennsylvania Railroad Pan American Exposition Rates

The Pennsylvania Railroad announces reduced rates to Buffalo for the Pan American Exposition opening May 1. Tickets include 11.05 excursion from Pittsburg with return by Oct 31, 9.20 fifteen day pass, 8 ten day pass on select Tuesdays, and 5.25 special excursions on certain Wednesdays, with through service between Pittsburg and Buffalo.

Pennsylvania Railroad Company Buffalo Pittsburg

New Spring Styles and Prices At Tailor Jacob Keller

Local tailor Jacob Keller promotes new ladies skirts and Spring Summer suitings with low prices and home union tailors. Also notes Rheumatic Remedy testimonial from W Ransom of North Warren praising cure after one bottle, available at drug stores or by mail from Lipp’s Drug Co., Warren.

Jacob Keller W. Ransom North Warren Llips Drrue Co Warren

Also Mentioned on This Page

Warren Mail Neighborhood Notes M. W. Morfitt Kane Emporium Northwestern Penn’a Odd Fellows Lodge Coldbrook Lodge Franklin Mayville Meadville Journal William Haggerty Sugar Grove America Northwestern Association J. S. Henry P. & E. Road Renovo Peach Street Erie Dispatch Allegheny River Ohio River Elk, Forest Clarion Counties United Brethren Church Dugall Henry Brooks S. Broughton Gertrude Durlin Ruth Goodwin Goodwin A. Priest Ss. Broughton C. H. Wilson Pine Street Gilson Mayville House Court House St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Cooper Bradford Era Allen’s Cash Shoe Store Et Ces Aren Timothy Mammoth Alsyke Millet Lawn Seed Kopf & Henry Warren Mills CO Seecceaaes Robert Johnson McCall's Bazar Patterns Mr. Crocker Uirely Curey Her Majesty Berlin Shah Pompadour N. K. Wendelboe Liberty Street Walter A. Wood Milwaukee Adriance Platt Buckeye Pickett Hardware Co., Limited Auuwueawse CO N. Greenland & Son Telephone Warren Savings Bank Mart Er Aidan P. H. Quinn Corydon, Pa Hepburn, OH. J Water Street
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