01 Aug 1901
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1901
Page
1
Local notices cover council meet next Monday, visits by Warren residents abroad, reunions at Irvine Park, athletic events, market reports, and a fatal boiler shop accident. Reports highlight school progress in Warren county, teacher certificates issued, and manual training gains at multiple towns.
Crowded assembly at Chautauqua July 29 reports 28th session in full swing with higher attendance than last year and many new cottages. Music features include Dr Palmer’s choir of 400 voices, a new quartet, Rogers’ band, and lectures by Chautauqua notables Talmage Axson and Williams. Public school teachers attend, and youth clubs organize park guards to keep grounds clean, while a rain interruptions test performers on stage.
Charles E. Pickett of Waterloo Iowa was chosen grand exalted ruler succeeding Judge Jerome Fisher of Jamestown. The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks reports 725 lodges with 96,000 members, 113 new dispensations granted, and a Galveston fund contribution of 17,041 dollars. The grand lodge treasury shows a 30,000 dollar balance.
Residents along star routes urged to supply the postmaster with a complete list of all family members. A head of household name alone may delay mail delivery. postmasters should know everyone, including children, but readers should provide full names to ensure prompt service.
Copies available by writing to Hon. Joseph C. Sibley, Franklin, Pa. Hats reduced to 39 cents sold fast. Collin's Buffalo Bread and soapmace cloths newest arrivals. Tailor Jacob Keller invites inspection. All job printing from the Mart office is accurate and complete with reasonable prices.
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