Forests and Farms Urge National Reforestation Policy
An essay argues that the nation must shift from timber scarcity to sustainable forestry. It warns of rapid timber loss, proposes farmers plant and manage second growth, and favors black walnut and hardwood for profitability within ten years. It cautions against foreign labor monopolies and stresses independent farmer action to preserve forests for future generations.
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China
Bronze tablet to honor North Warren's first principal Lyman G Saunders
Plans move for unveiling a bronze tablet at North Warren High School in memory of Lyman G Saunders the first principal who was killed in France in the Argonne sector during World War I He led North Warren School from 1919 to 1915 and served with Company E 75th Engineers The tablet funded by a committee of Fred Lauffer Wallace Jewes and Harold Lincoln arrived in the city and will be placed during memorial exercises at the Tiegh me choir and sette mo betera fo sicily a.
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North Warren
Lyman G. Saunders
Saunders
France
Argonne
Wallace Jewes
Harold Lincoln
Cho
Sete
Betera
Sicily
First Priestéotexvian Church Pastor to Give Eulogy
The article notes the pastor of the first Priestéotexvian Church at North Warren will deliver the eulogy. It also reports modernization of production with new type, presses, ink, and paper, stating the improved facilities cannot be equalled in the region.
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Tor
Rew Tyne
Mail Printing Company
Book Salesman Faces Off With Two Fuming Tax Men
A book salesman jokes about leaving his job for a month as a grinning office boy grants him access to two furious men calculating excess profits tax. The scene unfolds in a tense office setting with a sharp exchange about livelihoods.
Subpoena in Divorce in Warren County Court
In Warren County Common Pleas No 30 Sept Term 1919 Margaret C Manross libellant sues James B Manross respondent. Subpoena returned non est inventus requiring appearance on first Monday in September. Sheriff W W Muir Warren Pa July 17 1919. Attorney D A Arird. Read the Mail every week.
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Warren County
Common Pleas
Margaret C. Manross
James B. Manross
Warren
Court of Common Pleas
W. W. Muir
D. A. Arird
Johnson v Johnson Warren County divorce notice
In Warren County Common Pleas case No 28 March Term Esther A Johnson Libellant vs Gilbert T Johnson Respondent a subpoena and alias in this case are issued. The sheriff announces the court bonds of matrimony should be broken. July 174 times. D U ARIRD Attorney. Warren Pa. July 2919.
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Esther A. Johnson
Libellant
Gilbert T. Johnson
Whareas
Tgdees
Warren
Court of Common Pleas
W. W. Mtjir
D. U, Arird
Nebraska Ratifies Suffrage Amendment
Nebraska's legislature approves the federal woman suffrage amendment with the house vote of 4 to 0. The senate had backed the proposition last week, making Nebraska the 14th state to ratify.
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Nebraska
House
Senate
Fuellhart Seeks Republican Nomination for Warren County Treasurer
H A Fuellhart announces candidacy for the Republican nomination as treasurer of Warren County. He submits for primary voters on September 16 1919. January 2 1919 Tidioute Pa.
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Warren County
H. A. Fuellhart
Tidioute
Andrew R. Black
Warren, Pa
County Commissioner W D Ward Grade Two Apr Ten Nineteen
The record notes County Commissioner W D Ward with a grade two evaluation spanning April 10 to 19. It preserves the archival phrasing and dates while summarizing the event concisely.
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W. D. Ward
Mail List Offer for Names and Addresses Ad Service
Advertisers seek names and addresses to mail circulars and samples. Submit your name and street address clearly with 10 cents to be entered on an alphabetical list distributed to buyers like manufacturers and publishers for unsolicited advertising material.
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Auitex
Olson's Brooklyn Home Dinner Plan A Thrifty Plea
Olson, a New York traveler, lived in Brooklyn and often could not return for dinner. He promised daily calls to his wife to decide if he could leave the office. Her thrift solution: call at six sharp. if the line rings, he’s not coming for dinner and she won’t answer, earning his nickel back. Printed by The Warren Mail Print Shop.
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Olson
New York
Brooklyn
Ine
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