Salamanca track cut into building lots in Warren area
The Warren Mail notes the Salamanca race track is being subdivided into building lots. Also listed are local events and notes including the 102d Regiment reunion planned for Aug 15 in Washington, Pa. Chautauqua county grape crop prospects. Titusville street railway option at 150000. Major Crawford returning to the Philippines. Fredonia peas paid to farmers and factory payrolls. a Conwango Canning Co. fire in Frewsburg. injuries to Daniel Foreman near West Spring Creek. Coleman’s band camping Aug 15 with the Sixteenth Regiment. July oil production and new well counts. Harriet Benson will-will contest. Masonic cornerstone eyed in Oil City. Olean depot improvement under Pennsy. Cambridge Springs agricultural fair Aug 27–30. Plum Mead’s M E church address. rifle team trials for the 16th Regiment. Chautauqua Lake resorts bustling. Tidicute notes on local moves and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
102D Regiment
Old 13Th
Washington
Butler County
Chautauqua County
New York
Titusville
D. S. Crawford
Erie
Philippine Islands
Fredonia
Chautaraqua Lake
Jamestown Journal
Tidicute
A.J. Noble
Warren
C. P. Bucklin
Rhoda Bucklin
Parshall
D. Galligan
Tidioute
New Haven
Conn
A. Dann
Squire
Finbalsers
Laura Cumings
Cumings
Local Bargains and Fresh Bread Advertised
Crash Hats reduced to 39 cents. Call quick before they're all sold. GEO. BALL CLOTHING Co. Collins' Buffalo Bread received every morning at Shaw's Cash Grocery, fresh and good, only 7c a loaf. Try it. The latest in Spring and Summer Clothes just received by Jacob Keller the Tailor. Inspection invited. All Job Printing of the Matt office is accurate and full count is given. Prices reasonable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GEO. Ball Clothing Co
ColLins
Shaw’s Cash Grocery
Jacob Keller
County Correspondence Aug. 6 Details Local News
Numerous readers visited Pan Am and Springs over the past two weeks. A spate of break ins occurred on a moonlit night including the tool house of John Christie and the meat market, plus shops, their contents and papers disturbed. The depot and platform restaurant also suffered intrusions with goods stolen. No suspects identified. Local changes include oil drilling near M Leonhart lands and new foreman for Langdon. Transfers of farm work for Talbott’s property follow. Rev Burns delivered a strong sermon. a Swedish service is planned for next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan-Am
Ladies of
Epworth League
George H. Somers
John Christie
J. J. Almindinger
Kone
Joe
Lallmang
M. Leonhart
John C. Cooney
W. A. Talbott
Warren
Chas. Aaronson
Conewango Township
Allegheny River
Mr. Burns
M. E
Local Notes From Youngsville and Vicinity
Mrs. Harry Thompson and daughter Una from Warren visited here Sunday. James Martin, former Pine Grove township resident, wandered away last Sunday and was found dead near the D A V A R tracks after being struck by a train. Warren visitors include Mr. and Mrs. George Spinner. About fifty residents attended the Holy Rollers meeting in Garland. Several locals such as Emery Davis and Mrs. Nat Siggins are noted with visits and home improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville
Harry Thompson
Una
Warren
Gus Nelson
Pittsburg
James Martin
Pine Grove Township
Buffalo
J. W. McClune
Sugar Grove
B. J. Jackson
Albert Jones
Ed. Jackson
Rush Siggins
Siggins
Millinery Stock Sale and Local Notices At Warren
Miss Mary Wood closes out millinery goods and handles the dry goods department at C. H. Smith Co. Lizzie Dolan assists until closing. Several residents travel for health and church camp meetings. Local visits include Warren Baynes of Stoneham, Elva Klineshiver in Nebraska, Gibson family at the Springs, Canby to Cleveland, Skelton couple at Pan-Am, and Kelley couple visiting Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wood
C. H. Smith Co
Lizzie Dolan
F. J. Stenger
Buffalo
Mr. Halmertz
Swedish Mission Church
G. H. Wicks
Spartansburg
Hemingston
Warren Baynes
Stoneham
Herman Schade
Elva Klinesiiver
Nebraska
C. J. Gibson
Local Social Notes Highlight Visitors and Weddings
Ava G G Miss Winnie Williams returns from Butler county visits. Mrs Frank H Norris hosts luncheon for Miss Stanley of Conneaut with guests Mamie Stanley Cora Templeton Mamie Hanley Hattie White Lulu Mc Carroll Versus Matthews Winnie Williams Mabel Weir Edna Wood Eva Barr and Mrs Dan Norris. Ladies from Tiona and Saybrook enjoy a picnic at Irvinedale Park last Thursday. N Williams of West Virginia visits Thomas Williams family. Eugene Thompson and his uncle visit the Pan Am. Oscar Gardener of North Clarendon and Delsa Gilson of Tiona wed in Jamestown N Y on July 1st. For once Dame Rumor was right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ava G. G
Winnie Williams
Butler County
Frank H. Norris
Miss Stanley
Conneaut
Mamie Stanley
Cora Templeton
Mamie Hanley
Hattie White
Lulu McCarroll
Versus Matthews
Mabel Weir
Edna Wood
Eva Barr
Dan Norris
Tiona
Saybrook
Irvinedale Park
N. Williams
West Virginia
Farming yields and resort prospects mentioned in early note
Farmers report good corn potential and a light cat harvest season. Miss Mary Lilley visits Youngsville guest of Mrs. John Dutton. East pond land leased for camping or summer resort with a New York firm negotiating pond purchase to clean and develop as a first class resort. Columbus may revive as a bustling watering place. Rev Wilkinson and mother return from vacation. Robert Barlow has sold his hotel property.
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Mary Lilley
Youngsville
John Dutton
New York
Columbus
Mr. Wilkinson
Mother
Vacaon
Robert Bareh
Meat Market Changes In Pittsburgh Area
Transfer of property to Mr. Johnson of DuBois Pennsylvania sets stage for next week ownership. Allen Bros have bought out James and will operate a first class meat market in the locality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erty
Johnson
DuBois
Allen Bros
James
Local residents and visitors note
Mrs H D Buell returns to Litchfield Illinois after a month with relatives here. Guests include Mrs Cheney Poland New York Mrs Lois Lott Mayville New York and Mrs Floy Blodgett Bakersfield California at J B Langdon's. Others visit Duluth Minn native Mark Dalrymple and Miss Pearl Boardman Smethport.
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H. D. Buell
Litchfield
Ill
Cheney
Poland
N. Y
Lois Lott
Mayville
Floy Blodgett
Bakerfield
Cal
J. B. Langdon
J. M. Smith
Duluth
Mark Dalrymple
T. F. Jenner
May
Midland
Micn
Miss Jenner
C. M. Shortt
Allegheny Springs
R. S. Cumming
Dorcas Jagger
Grace Martin
Community Gatherings and Local Incidents Reported
Friday evening about fifty friends and neighbors gathered at Mrs. E. Whitcomb's for a surprise. Refreshments were served and all enjoyed a good time. Saturday Edison Brown's house burned with most contents saved. Rev. Mr. Langdon attended a quarterly meeting at Matthews' Run. May Griggs and Margie Johnson visited Findley's Lake to stay through the assembly. Carl Samuelson cut his foot badly while peeling back. The Misses Falconer and Cousins visited Ashville for a few days.
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Falconer
Ashville
New Great South American Kidney Cure Promises Quick Relief
Distressing kidney and bladder disease relieved in six hours by a claimed cure. The drug is advertised as prompt for pain in kidneys bladder and back in both men and women with immediate relief of water retention. Sold by Hertzel and Saner druggists in Warren Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hertzel & Saner
Warren
Printing prices and quick service offered by THE MAIL office
The Mail office advertises printing on short notice with workmanlike quality and stock at prices lower than competitors. It claims savings for customers and asks if you are among the fortunate ones to place orders.
I will buy old boots tires and metal at Watson Avenue
I offer cash for old rubber boots and shoes, wringer rollers, hoses, bicycle tires, brass, lead, zinc, copper boiler bottoms, all free of iron or cloth. Items may be left at my Watson Avenue address near the Boss Wagon Shop or at Seeley’s boarding house on Poplar street. ROBERT JOHNSON. Township schools Superintendent Schaeffer circulated a $50 000 appropriation plan to township boards to establish high schools, noting teacher recruitment as the main hurdle and offering help.
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Watson Avenue
Boss
Second
Third
Seeley’s
Poplar Street
Schaeffer
Principal Davis Sees Rising Interest in Teaching at Clarion Normal
Principal Davis of the Clarion State Normal School reports greatly increased interest among youths considering teaching careers. Free tuition and generous legislative appropriations enable Clarion Normal to offer superior equipment in Western Pennsylvania. prospective students are urged to apply now while space remains.
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Davis
Clarion State Normal School
Clarion
Clarion Normal
Pennsylvania
Are You Posted Are You Keeping Step With Politics
A reading prompt urges readers to subscribe to the MAIL to stay informed about court actions public improvements and market quotes with 52 dividends a year on the dollar invested.
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March of Politics
Rheumatic Remedy Endorsed by Reader in Warren
A letter praises a Rheumatic Remedy from Phillips Drug Co. of Warren Pa after brief use. The notice advertises negligee shirts at 50 cents and various household items including chafing dishes and a cheap child’s tricycle for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fehlman Bros
Maru
Chautauqua Chat Highlights Summer Guests and Events
Chautauqua lake draws large crowds surpassing last year with hotels filling fast. Dr P S Henson spoke on grumblers and remedies, while Dr Wm H Drummond and Edward Vance Cook offered readings. Music recitals flourish, prize winners named, and planning continues for Aug events and the illuminated fleet.
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Chautauqua
Kent House
Lakewood
Chautauqua Lake
George Vincent
P.S. Henson
Chicago
Adam
Henson
Warren
Wm. H. Drummond
Montreal
Canada
Edward Vance Cook
Cleveland
James Whitcomb Riley
Martha Gielow
South
Mammy
Henry C. Krebs
Summerville
N. J
Louisa Wilson Knox
Pittsburg
R. G. Moulton
Jamestown
Dodds
Robert MacArthur
New York
Fiftieth year in church work celebrated at Erie conference
The Erie conference of the M. E. church will honor Rev. W. P. Bignell at Union City next month marking his fifty years in church work. The 75 year old has held roles as presiding elder in three districts and serves on the Pittsburg Christian Advocate committee. He now lives in Portland New York and will retire after the conference to Greenville Pennsylvania. The Edinboro State Normal School library is being catalogued by the Dewey system and informs free tuition for the coming year with a fall term starting September 16.
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Erie
M. E. Church
Union City
W. P. Bignell
Meadville
Franklin
Jamestown
Pittsburg
Allegheny College
Portland
N. Y
Greenville
Edinboro State Normal School
John F. Bigler
Prin
Struthers Hotel Barn Taken Over By John Stinger
John Stinger now operates the Struthers Hotel Barn to specially care for farmers horses and other animals. A transient stable is available as there is no livery in connection. Address: Acten sits feet 221 Liberty Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Struthers Hotel
John Stinger
Acten
Liberty
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Warren Mail
Neighborhood Notes
Salamanca
Frewsburg
Conewango Canning Company
Daniel Foreman
West Spring Creek
Corry Hospital
Coleman
Somerset
THE
Erie Dispatch
Harriet Benson
Waterford
Common Pleas Court
Oil City
Grand Lodge
Olean
Pennsy
Emporium
Central Crawford Agricultural Society
Cambridge Springs
Albert S. Faber
Plum Mead
Mr. Mead
Kane
16Th Regiment
T. F. Conneely
Bradford
Irvington
Sheffield
Chandler’s Valley
Robert Johnson
Mr. Crocker
McCall’s
Baker, PA
Maybank & CO
New Boston
B. G. Gregory
Gray Bros
Ralston
Allen’s Cash Shoe Store
Liberty Street
Warren, PA
Water Street
T J. Foley
A. A.davis & Telephone Connections
Warren Tel. Co
Kopf & Henry
First National Bank
F. H. Rockwell
F. K. Russell
BANK
Warren County
Penn’a
England
Ireland
Scot
National Line
Town
Antwerp
Hamburg
Bremen
Wre
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