War and Community Notes From Warren August 18 1898
Local items report postal addresses for soldiers in Porto Rico Care Co I Sixteenth Pennsylvania and First Army Corps. Warren Democrats nominate J C Sibley for Congress. Lightning destroys Elisha Thomas barn with insurance. Grange meetings noted with Pleasant and Mountain groups. Sidewalks and bridges planned for Pennsylvania Avenue and Conewango bridge upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
Care Co. I
Pennsylvania Volunteers
First Army Corps
Ponce
New National Guard Company Co D Forms 21st Regiment
Ture N. G. P. Warren’s company is numbered Co D in the 21st regiment with listed companies from Oil City Meadville and others. At a Franklin meeting officers were elected Colonel E V D Selden Oil City Lieutenant Colonel J M Siegfried Warren Major D A Simpson Indiana and Major Western battalion Walter Irwin Bates Meadville. Uniforms and Springfield rifles with red bayonets will be issued and state armory manufacture begins to save money and improve material. Blank measurement forms are sent to all companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ture
Warren
New National Guard
Oil City
Indiana
Meadville
Bradford
Hollidaysburg
Butler
Sharon
Erie
Franklin
Huntingdon
E. V. D. Selden
J. M. Siegfried
D. A. Simpson
Walter Irwin Bates
Local notices and society items from Warren papers
Community notes report illness and recoveries including Mrs Dantus MaGEE and Mrs G C McDERMOTT. Social items mention visitors, birthdays, school staff moves, and a Waterford reunion for the Eighty third regiment. Other lines cover oil industry news, a new barber shop, Tuberculosis cases, and a Warren hospital suicide.
Honored Guest in Seattle Visits Assay Office
The Seattle Post-Intelligencer reports Congressman Charles W. Stone of Pennsylvania visiting his brother George F. Stone in Seattle. Stone, former Chairman of the Coinage committee, helped secure passage of the Seattle assay office bill and toured the facility with Assayer in Charge F. A. Wing, showing strong interest in its operations. Nearby ads promote tailor Jacob Keller, farm for sale two miles from North Warren, and 10,000 raspberry plants for sale with local businesses including Kertcher's and Ferlman Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
C. W. Stone
Warren
Northwest
Charles W. Stone
Pennsylvania
Seattle
George F. Stone
Seventeenth Avenue
Stone
Reed
Assay Office
F. A. Wing
Notice to Gas Consumers by Pennsylvania Gas Company
Notice to gas users that from September 1, 1898 the company will charge 24 cents per 1000 cubic feet for gas sold for household use with a 2 cent per 1000 feet discount on bills paid by the tenth of the following month. By Board of Directors. C N Payne, president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Company
Board of Directors
Pennsylvania Gas Comp
C. N. Payne
Gas rate set for Warren region in September
Warren & Chautauqua Gas Co announces a fuel gas charge of 24 cents per 1000 cubic feet starting September 1 1898 with a 2 cent per 1000 cubic feet discount if paid by the 10th of the following month. President G W Shu signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Warren and
Warren & Chavu Taugua Gas Co
G. W. Shu
Untitled Local Ad Mixed Fragments
Fragmentary ad notes trading names and offers from a local business. Mentions Warren and Wareen Pa names, a Smith and Business College, a claim of being “not undersold” in glassware, and a general call to visit for bargains. The readable parts suggest shop promos and contact cues.
Old Timers and Town News From Pine Grove and Surrounds
Russell Record notes Ruben Jones birthday at 85 and pioneer ties to Pine Grove near Scandia. TricuTE News highlights berry pickers and a spring excursion with about thirty from Tidioute. Sugar Grove plans electric streetcar by end of 1899. William Weld and sons harvest 26 bushels per acre of Falcaster wheat. Youngsville reports Mead buys fine horse near Jamestown and a West Main crosswalk replacement. Emma Arird receives wedding notice for Rev Klindt and Anna Bracefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Ruben Jones
Pine Grove Township
Scandia
Tricute
Tidioute
Sugar Grove
Hugh Root
William Weld and Sons
Youngsville
C.S. Mead
Jamestown
West Main Street
Emma Arird
W. H. Kindt
Fredericksburg
Anna Bracefield
Cressona
Klindt
Deveraux Family Holds Fifth Annual Reunion in Pennsylvania
The Deveraux reunion at J. G. and Olive Deveraux Gage home in Farming ton Warren County Pa drew about 180 attendees. Descendants of Elisha Jr Edmond Biah Stilson and Lydia Abbott numbered 130 with 50 invited guests. Visitors included Emory Stearns J W Stearns Mrs Hannah Deveraux Miss Ella Deveraux Dexter Morton and wife Eric Pa. Songs recitations and officer elections filled the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biah Deveraux Stilson
Lydia Deveraux Abbott
Emory Stearns and Son
California
J. W. Stearns and Family
Buffalo
Bradford
Hannah Deveraux
Ella Deveraux
Union City
Dexter Morton
Eric
Explaining the Round Robin Protest Signatures
The Bradford Era cites Charles P. Byron describing a round robin as a circular petition from ship crew protesting grievances to the captain. A paper is cut round with the complaint written in circular lines and signatories arranged around it, hiding any single leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Charles P. Byron
Bradford
Robin
Leading Feminine Educators and Courtship Talks Promoted
In Harpers Bazaar advance notices, Carolyn Halsted’s Leading Feminine Educators features portraits and sketches of deans and presidents of major U S women’s colleges. Mrs John Sherwood contributes Courtship and Marriage, Marion Harland a short story, and Margaret E Sangster Every Day Talks with Mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper’s Bazar
Carolyn Halsted
United States
John Sherwood
Marion Harland
Margaret E. Sangster
Harper's September issue previews cosmopolitan war coverage
The September number of Harper's Magazine will be cosmopolitan in character with three major articles on the war with Spain. James Bryce contributes The Future Policy of the United States, Albert Bushnell Hart writes The United States in Foreign Military Expeditions, and Worthington C. Ford covers The New Fiscal Policy of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper’s Magazine
Spain
United States
James Bryce
Albert Bushnell Hart
Worthington C. Ford
Services in U B church at Dugall August 15
Correspondence notes a 10 30 a m service led by Rev Mr Brunson at the U B church in Dugall Edith Van Wagner is visiting her parents E Kingsley Agnes Le Crumpt of Philadelphia is visiting friends Mr and Mrs D Mead of Youngsville were guests of Mr Kingsley last Sunday Hattie Allen of Smith Hill spent a few days with Mr and Mrs Wedlock Sam Erickson and children of Jamestown called on her brother Fred ee May Hokeson of Pittfield rode through town on her wheel Mrs Young staying with son Chas Young has been very ill but is somewhat better
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Erickson
Jamestown
Fredee
May Hokeson
Pittefield
Young
Chas. Young
Excursion to Niagara Falls and local social visits
Miss Mabel C. Clark and Miss Mary L. Clark journeyed to Niagara Falls on Thursday. A. A. Clark of Russell visited 8. R. Brown in Lander. F. E. Hodges of Pittsburg stayed with J. T. Dorn and Mrs. D. J. Northrop. Rev H. S. Thomas and family called on friends, and others including B. Gane, Chas Dickson of Warren, Lester Gates and family visited. Maude Lindquist of Ackley stayed with Peter Petersons. L. E. Hinsdale of Sugar Grove spent Monday in Lander. C. W. King bought a new team. M. L. Phillips traveled to Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel C. Clark
Mary L. Clark
Niagara Falls
A. A. Clark
Russell
R. Brown
Lander
F. E. Hodges
Pittsburg
J. T.dorn
D. J. Northrop
Thomas
Gane
A. V. R. Stanton
Marshtown
Chas. Dickson
Warren
Lester Gates and
North Warren
M.L. Phillips
Jamestown
Aug 15 Proverb Peace Meeting and Local Socials
Aug 15 notes show the Thursday peace meeting at Mr Kightlingers. Olan Brown works for Mrs Bush of East Branch. Mr and Mrs Bidwell and Mr and Mrs Gray returned from Sugar Run. Florence Gleason of East Branch has returned home. Ice cream social at Mr Shultz’s next Friday for Mr Baker. School starts Sept 5. Eastman picnic at East Branch last Wednesday. Born to Mr and Mrs Kightlinger last Saturday a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kightlinger
Reday
Olan Brown
Bush
East Branch
H. R. Bidwell
W. Gray
Tae
Sugar Run
Florence Gleason
Hom
A. B. Shultz
Baker
Eastman
Eldred Hill school closes for three week vacation
Aug 16 report notes Eldred Hill school shuts for a three week break. Miss Lulu Bennett, daughter of Albert Bennett, died Aug 11 and will be laid to rest at Spartansturg with Father M. present. Families in the area bid farewell as Rev Henshaw preached a farewell sermon last Sabbath. Grace Stranaghan of Tiona visited sister F R Pitt last week. Hay harvest for farmers was poor due to rain damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
Eldred Hill
Lulu
Albert Bennett
Spartensturg
Baker’s Block
Grace Stranaghan
Tiona
F. R. Pitt
Henshaw
Buying And Selling Heal Estate Transfers For Week Ending Aug 17 1898
Week ending August 17 1898 records transfers in Warren Pine Grove and Clarendon areas. J F Pope transfers to J R Nuttall and Bates parcels to Harry Vance. L & T Co to Carl Schwartz for $1500. Flora A Burch et al to Ella A Phillips for $1. Mary A Hale. Peter Simonsen and wife to Christina A Johnson for $1. Nels Gustaf Johnson to Victor Samuel son for $325. Michael Grace and wife to John B Miller for $70. Harrison Allen to Grace Stone Allen and Sam G Allen to Grace Stone Allen for $10009 and $600 respectively. Leon Dennison and wife to Aaron Eugene Adams. A E Adams to Mary A Jones. Mary A Jones to A E Adams for $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Pope
J. R. Nuttall
Slits
Bates
Harry Vance
Shere
Michael Grace
John B. Miller
Clarendon
M. Harrison Allen
Grace Stone Allen
Warren
Sam’ G. Allen
Same
Wm. Harrison Allen
Leon Dennison
Aaron Eugene Adams
Ie Grove
A. E. Adams
Mary A. Jones
Pine Grove
Chautauqua Program With Navy News and Lectures
A Chautauqua event in Mayville features a royal arrival, naval reminiscences by John Fox Jr., and Edison views. The schedule runs Aug 19–22 with concerts, lectures, play, and sacred services. Also appears an advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure claiming constitutional relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl
Apd
Mayville
Geo. E. Vincent
Robi. Miller
Miller
John Fox Jr
Santiago
Edison
Robert McIntyre
Wallace Bruce
Chautauqua County Veteran Union
Wallace
McIntyre
Assembly
C. L
E. R
Handsome War Souvenir Issued by Buffalo Express
The Buffalo Express releases a handsome war souvenir praised for its fine pictures and reading matter. Parts cost 15 cents or 10 cents with coupon from the Illustrated Express, offered as a worthy library addition and a fitting gift for brave soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Express
Illustrated Express
War rhetoric and pension concerns across papers
A collection of editorial quotes criticizes wartime policies and leadership in the United States and abroad. It notes veteran pension eligibility issues, questioning how Civil War veterans can hold civil office while collecting pensions and discusses perceived blunders by leaders in the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Alger
St. Louis Republic
Russia
Germany
France
Philippines
United States
Montreal
Buffalo Express
War Taxes Stamp Tiny Fees Add Up To Big Revenue
The war revenue law imposes small stamps on many items guiding taxes from patent medicines to chewing gum. One cent stamps apply to telegraphs and certain phone charges, rail shipments, and seat or berth sales. Banks, drafts, bonds, deeds, leases, mortgages and insurance policies face per hundred dollar rates, with higher charges for larger sums, targeting those with means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Treasury
Board of Trade
War proves a boon for papers as editors lose control
A bemused observer notes that wartime shifts power from editors to military leaders, as citizens who once directed newspaper policy now instruct generals on how to run operations. The remark frames war as enabling stronger influence of armed leaders over press direction.
Beechers Proposal on Sacramental Cups in Elmira Letter
Rev Thomas K Beech er suggests using sacramental capsules in church services to reduce cup washing. He proposes the officiating deacon pass a basket of capsules to each person and administer their proper dose, streamlining post service cleanup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas K. Beecher
Elmira
ProsPEcTING the Klondike and Who Discovered the Klondike
Harper's Weekly will publish two illustrated articles by special correspondent Tappan Adney who has spent the past year in the gold regions and gathers material from his extensive field experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klondike
The
Harper’s Weekly
Tappan Adney
Pennsylvania College of Music reorganized under Herr Felix Heink
The Pennsylvania College of Music is reorganized and now led by Felix Heink of the Utica Conservatory of Music. A strong faculty assists, with two members having premier American and European training. The college offers affordable tuition and living in Meadville, requesting readers to obtain the new catalogue. Term begins September 6. Address Pennsylvania College of Music Meadville Pa mentioning this paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania College of Music
Meadville Conservatory of Music
Felix Heink
Utica
N. Y
Meadville
G A R Encampment Excursion Tickets Offered
For the thirty second National Encampment of G A R to be held in Cincinnati Ohio September 5 to 10 1898 the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will sell excursion tickets at single round trip fare. Tickets sold September 3 4 and 5 good to depart Cincinnati not earlier than September 6 nor later than September 13 with extension possible to October 2 by depositing the ticket and paying twenty five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. RR
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
State Normal School at Edinboro Ad Highlights
Prose piece promotes the State Normal School at Edinboro founded 1861. It notes 1200 alumni and a library of 8000 volumes, a top music department, elocution and Delsarte, high grade business training, and a 14 week fall term starting September 12. Last year attendance reached 460 with rapid growth. For details contact Principal J. R. Flickinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinboro
New England Conservatory
J. R. Flickinger
Telegraph Celebrates Uncle Sam Victory in New Form
The Harrisburg Telegraph proclaims Uncle Sam's victory with a refreshed appearance and improved quality. The note invites readers to subscribe for full State Capital news and highlights the newspaper's evident prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Uncle Sam
Regional Fair Dates Across Mercy County Towns
The schedule lists fair or event dates in Conneautville Butler Edinboro Greenville Corry Oil City Cambridge Springs Stoneboro Clarion Meadville from September 6 through September 30 across multiple towns. Each locale shows a multi day window starting on various Septembers for 4 to 4 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conneautville
Butler
Edinboro
Greenville
Corry
Oil City
Cambridge Springs
Stoneboro
Clarion
Meadville
Wallpaper stock at W. C. Rowland & Sons in Warren
W. C. Rowland & Sons offer the largest and most complete wallpaper stock in Warren with new patterns constantly added. Potential buyers are urged to inspect the collection at Exchange block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Rowland & Sons
Warren
W.C Rowland & Sons
Exchange
Governor’s pledge to govern for all Pennsylvanians
The speaker vows to win respect from opponents and supporters, govern for the entire people, and curb abuses in the Legislature. He aims to correct unnecessary investigations and expenses, stressing honesty, modesty, and daily duty as the path to public approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Woman’s marriage reform idea faces strict license ban
A European city issues a decree forbidding marriage licenses to anyone in the habit of drinking. The piece suggests drastic consequences if such a rule were enforced everywhere, noting the sorrow such a policy would prevent.
Hay Fever Cure Ad by Humphreys Medicine Company
An old advertisement touts Dr Humphreys' Specific 77 as a remedy for hay fever and rose cold symptoms. It promotes all drugs at 25 cents and directs to Humphreys Medicine Company of New York for purchases.
War flavored short stories headline in Harpers Round Table September
The issue features an unusual number of war flavored tales along with new installments of two serials by H. B. Marriott Watson and Kirk Munroe. It also includes short articles and a description titled The Rings Game of Tether by Julian Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper’s Round Table
H. B. Marriott Watson
Kirk Munroe
Julian Pa
Charleston welcomes Porto Rico troops amid warm letters
The hospitality shown to the boys in blue in Charleston Washington Camp has drawn grateful letters from fathers mothers wives brothers and sisters in the North and West after the troops sailed for Porto Rico. The soldiers themselves wrote home praising the warm welcome in the Southern city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
D. C
Porto Rico
Railroad Employees Picnic at Massasauga Point
The Pennsylvania Railroad Co urges friends of employees to attend the picnic at Massasauga Point, Erie, on Saturday August 20. Excursion tickets to Erie and return are offered at reduced rates, limited to day of issue. A special return train will depart Erie at 10:30 P M for Kane and intermediate stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroay
Massasauga Point
Erie
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Kane
Society Cards Offer Emblem Address Cards at Mall Office
An advertisement invites secret society members to obtain address cards featuring embossed emblems of the order. Visit the Mall office to select styles and place orders.
Incontinence Remedy Sold by Warren Drugstore
An advert promotes an anti diuretic for incontinence for both adults and children. Sold at Hertzel & Saner druggists in Warren, Pennsylvania. Price one dollar per bottle. A large advertisement showcases the product, with claims of superior qualities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. E
Hertzel & Saner
Warren
Tailor Jacob Keller Promises Perfect Fit and Style
Jacob Keller the artistic tailor offers the best and latest clothes with guaranteed perfect fit. He is renowned for his cutting skill and satisfaction is assured for all customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Keller
Jake
Yellowstone Park and Omaha Exposition Tour Offer
A Pennsylvania Railroad guided tour from New York on Sept 1 visits Yellowstone National Park then Trans Misssissippi Exposition with a two day return stop and Chicago visit. Eight days in the Park, round trip from major eastern cities at 230 dollars covering expenses. contact Tourist Agent Geo W Boyd for full itineraries and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone National Park
Rockies
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
New York
Park
Chicago
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburg
Geo. W. Boyd
Broad Street
Hiladelphia
Marriages in Warren and nearby towns span 1896 to 1898
Wedding notices record unions in Warren Tidioute Busti Bear Lake Franklin and surrounding areas. Will A Anderson and Hattie May Satley wed in 1808. Lori Hoag and Lottie Westerburg in 1896. W H Evans and Claudine Cornish in 1898. Boyd A Musser and Anna M Macbride in 1896.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson—Satley
Warren
H.S. Perry
Will A. Anderson
Tidioute
Hattie May Satley
Enterprise
Hoac—Wistrasure
Busti
N.Y
Rev. C. Maleen
Youngsville
Lori Hoag
North Warren
Lottie West
Boyd A. Musser
Anna M. Macbride
Obituaries and Death Notices from Warren and Area
In Warren Miss Josephine M. Hall will have a funeral from the family residence today at 2 P M with Rev. A R Taylor officiating and private interment. Leroy Palmer son of Mr and Mrs J T Palmer died at age 4. Roswell Wheeler of Stoneham Pa died at 86 years 2 months 12 days and is to be buried in Steamburg Crawford Co. Mrs Jacob Leonhart aged 75 years died in Conewango Township at her son Albert's residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Josephine M. Hall
A. R. Taylor
Palmer
Leroy
J. T. Palmer
Wheeler
Stoneham
Henry
Roswell Wheeler
Steamburg
Crawford Co. Leonhart
Conewango
Albert
Jacob Leonhart
New Bankruptcy Law Ends Preferred Creditors Practice
The late Congress passed a uniform bankruptcy act effective August 2, replacing a system where one creditor could wipe out others. Now any three creditors with $500 total can halt proceedings, a trustee is elected to marshal assets and distribute evenly, and debtors may offer terms before trustee selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States
Our Cuban Allies in Santiago Described by Marine
John W. Maskell reports from Santiago that Cuban troops appear brave yet avoid battle, often flee when faced with equal numbers, and show practical acumen with rations and machetes. Marines note they now have rifles and ammo, disproving claims they are unarmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Maskell
Santiago
Masterly South American Nervine Tonic Promises Cure
Distressing stomach disease promised permanent cure by a nervous tonic advertised as universal for stomach weakness and indigestion. The ad asserts miraculous relief and certainty of cure with its dose, claims safety and pleasant use, and lists Hertzel & Saner druggists in Warren, Pennsylvania as sellers.
Carpet Cleaning Works at Mansion House
E. W. Sealy announces carpet cleaning services for the rear Mansion House area. The firm offers cleaning, laying, and selling feathers with guaranteed satisfaction and invites orders at the Mansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Sealy
Wedding Invitations at the Matz Office
Elegant designs announced for wedding invitations and programs at the Matz office. Neat work offered at low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matz
Engraved Work for Knights of Pythias Grand Encampment
Orders for visiting cards and engraved work taken at the office. Erie railroad will sell tickets to Indianapolis for the Grand Encampment at favorable rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mat Office
Knights of Pythias
Indianapolis
Ind
Erie Railroad
Bent Hoth
Riverside landing reports oyster and fish seizure event
A Riverside operation seized oysters and fish during a nighttime landing. Authorities reported a military style staging by a group, with Belag identified among involved individuals. No injuries were reported and investigations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Rene Belag
Smith Business College Opens September in Warren
The Smith Business College of Warren Pennsylvania will open September 5 with enhanced readiness to serve. The school adds two new instructors to its faculty and invites inquiries about its new courses and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Business College
Warren Pa
White Cloud Flour Promises Fresh Bread and Biscuits
White Cloud Flour plans to bake more bread and wheat products claiming prices stay competitive. FEHLMAN Bros. is noted as a new soupware and decorative expert, described as artistic in design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fehlman Bros
Dr Hom Specific 77 Cures Hay Fever on Catarrh
Advertises Dr Hom Specific 77 as a cure for hay fever and catarrh available from all druggists for 25c or from Humphreys Medicine Company in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphreys’ Medicine Company
New York
Warren residents plan excursion train to Manhattan Beach Fireworks
Crowds will ride the 11201 PM Falconer train to Celor on Saturday August 20 for the Manhattan Beach celebration. Excursion tickets go on sale at the popular one day event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Sos
Manhattan Beach
Celor
Falconer
Wedding Darina Announce Invitation to Matrimonial Office
Announce for Darina and partner to wed is issued by the MATL office. Neat details are scarce in the fragment.
Hats in the Latest Styles and GumS Trimmed
Fashion notes highlight trimmed hats and gumS as part of the current style wave. Readers are advised to check local shops for the updated headwear and chewing gum trends featured in the segment.
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Warren Mail
Warren, PA
Home Matters
My Friend
Hickory
Struthers Hotel
J.C. Sibley
Elisha Thomas
Jackson Run
H. K. Miller
the Grange
Pleasant Grange
Otto Marker
G. A. Woodside
Watson Grange
Warren County
Pomona Grange
Mountain Grange
Pennsylvania Avenue
Newmaker & Reed
Street Railway Company
Boro
Conewango Bridge
Dantus Magee
W. W. Kipper
Kertcher’s
Vater
A.8. Rocers
Buffalo Hospital
W. R. McKinney
Mall
York
G. C. McDermott
Oscar Glenn
Allegheny
Sebrina James
Helena Lissner
Ocean Grove
N. J
Eighty-third Regiment
Waterford
L. E. McNett
Titusville
Pennsylvania Railroad
Altoona
Secretary of War
16Th
Penna. Volunteer Infantry
Newport News
Middletown
Burke
Jane Waters
W. C. Watson
Board of Health
Yankeebush
Philadelphia Record
Hulings
169Th Regiment
P. V
Venango
Crawford
Lawrence
Mercer
Exposition Park
Conneaut Lake
W.C. T.U
Coomo
Gen. Miles
Col. Hulings
Coll. Briddle
Franklin News
J. A. Vollmer
Ludlow
Wildcat
Vollmer
Kane Republican
Dr. Humason
Lincoln Avenue
M. EK
Samuel Long
Humason
Duluth
Brother
D. E. Quay
Warren Hospital
Justice Perry
Sugar Grove Road
Taquire of
E. Thomas
Cneap
Newton Dailey
Phaeton Area
Har
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China
Bar
Fehlman
Ess
Ege
Warren, En
Ming
Mart
Putnamville
Mickle Hill
Heal
Robert Meln
Lharesnes. Com
Frederick Booth-Tucker
Eva Booth-Tucker
Biewe
David Garrick
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Drists
State Normal
Humphreys
Fehlman Brose
Chautauqua
W. A. Greaves
Weg Owns
Kirberger & Morck
Morck & Kirberger
Wwe
Av Kertcher’s
Neuessence Pres
Abtori«A
Ets
Darina
MATL
Kertcher's
Camtoria
Beara
Kane Summit Hospital and Sanitarium
Ane
Kane Summit Hospital
Warren Savings Bank
T. J. Foley
A. A. Davis & Co
Exchange Block
Ieadrile
C. H. Hunter & Son
Oui Dry Goods
O.h.hunter & Son
W. Jarvis
Water St
Cresco
Sargent & Co
Yale & Lonne
Universal Food Chopper
Summer Cove
Stearns
Niagara
Horsley
Water Street
Citizens Nat’l Bank
Mynon Wares
Oav Drakroms
M. Waters
M.A. Ies
Haseltine
D. F. Hoffman
L. W. Dennison
W. Parshall
Jas. C. Parmlee
D.l.gerould
Warren National Bank
Wm. D. Brown
Orgay
A. T. Scofield
Nelson P. Wheeler
G. N. Parmlee
Andrew Herel
Charles Chase
C. Schimmelfeng
Christian Smith
Rent
H. A. Jamioon
F. E. Hertzel
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