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Justice of the Peace in Warren Pennsylvania offers specialized collections services. Office located in Scofield block over Kopf Henry's store.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1907
Page
5
Justice of the Peace in Warren Pennsylvania offers specialized collections services. Office located in Scofield block over Kopf Henry's store.
A set of short notices from Warren Pennsylvania publicizing Republican candidates for the Warren County Treasurer post. James K. Mitchell, Cha A Love, C Keefer, C C Swanson announce their bids with dates and hometowns, urging support in the upcoming primary.
Real estate transfers list numerous deeds with names and towns such as Nathan Branch Estate to Julia Fraunfelder Glade and Nancy Myers to Jessie Stewart Pine Grove. A National Guard inspection ends the item with Major Jeffries and Major Atkinson noting the juror count and a joking court officer remark.
Reward offered for the lost ermine boa last seen between Akeley and Penn Avenue on Saturday April twenty. Return to the mail office for prize.
The body of Gust Bengston, also called Bens son, was found above the Conewango Creek dam last Tuesday forenoon by R W Teese of the Penna Gas Co. He disappeared Saturday night Jan 19 while returning home on Water street. Money and letters were found on the corpse in a poor condition. Coroner Peirce declined an inquest and the body was given to Undertaker Bayer for burial. John Hall of Ludlow, Mrs Bengston’s father, brought the body back to Ludlow for burial. The widow and two children had been living with Hall for about two months. Bengston, about 35, born in Sweden, had worked on Hickory street for Mr Mead.
Nathan C. Schaeffer argues at the National Peace Conference in New York that history teaching should elevate the arts of peace. He warns against glorifying military figures and urges curricula to celebrate poets artists inventors educators and statesmen alongside generals and admirals.
Bellefontte Gazette advises young men that work ethic, grit, and dependability forge character and improve job prospects. Persistence, thoroughness, and finishing tasks qualify one for advancement, while envy of easier paths offers little future reward.
The remark questions Harriman's leadership of a purported $5 million plot suggesting most of the stake was water. The line hints at skepticism about the conspiracy's financial substance.
Main line cars depart Struthers Hotel and Gladerun every 15 minutes on even hours. P and E depot departures occur at 7, 22, 37 and 52 minutes after each even hour.
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