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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1911

Page

5

McKean County Fair and Local Notices

The seventh McKean County Fair and races set for Smethport on September 12 to 15. Other notices include the Thompson family reunion in Akeley August 12 1911, the Savings Bank at St Petersburg closing after 40 years, and the Oil City Exchange arch removal. Also reports of deaths drownings missing person cases and various indictments and public inquiries across Erie Venango Clarion and Jamestown counties.

McKean County Fair McKean County Fair Association Smethport St. Petersburg Clarion County

WAGE EARNER Savings Plan Offered by Bank

The advertisement urges wage earners to protect their future by opening a savings account. It promises safety and instant access, with a minimum deposit of one dollar and four percent interest compounded semi-annually.

Hoke Smith to Join Senate as Four Smiths Serve

Hoke Smith becomes Georgia’s senator succeeding Joseph M. Terrell who resigned after Smith’s election. The four Smiths in the Senate will mark a first, joining William Alden of Michigan John Walter of Maryland and Ellison DuRant of South Carolina. Smith, a North Carolina native aged fifty six, lawyer, and former Secretary of the Interior under Cleveland, had two Georgia governorships with a term ending in 1900.

Hoke Smith United States Georgia Joseph M.terrell Alexander Ss. Clay Terrell Smith Senate Congress Smiths William Alden Michigan John Walter Maryland Ellison DuRant South Carolina North Carolina Interior Cleveland

A Chinese Custom Cripples Face Early Death Claim

A reader notes a harsh practice in China where a deformed child is killed at birth and describes cripples as rarely seen in the country. The statement reflects strong cultural bias and may misrepresent contemporary conditions.

China

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