05 Dec 1907
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1907
Page
1
At the new building corner of Second and Liberty Streets Warren Pennsylvania visitors are invited to use the bank's conveniences including restful retiring rooms offered for public use at the Warren National Bank.
An old notice invites customers to open accounts and receive courteous service. It advertises obtaining new clean money ordering steamship accommodations and purchasing foreign drafts or money orders along with other financial transactions.
The issue lists numerous property transfers in Warren and surrounding towns with prices from $1 to $1,500 and includes a broad stream of local notices. It covers public notices, road and street work bids, political candidacy mentions, social events, church services, and community updates from Warren, Tidioute, Spring Creek, Conewango, Sugar Grove, and nearby areas.
Notices list multiple 1907 marriages in Warren and Jamestown communities. Couples include John M. Amster and A Grace Spangler. James Hall and Clara Belle Clarke. Gerald Phillips Martin and Harriet Mabel Gray. Tom Cochran and Lucinda E. Vamps. James Williams Vinton and Flora Elizabeth Ellis. Theodore McGowan and Jennie Juline. Alvah Kertchner and Lizzie Ralston with locations in Marble Kane Jamestown Warren Weldbank Corydon Pittsfield.
Lambert Johnson age 13, son of Mrs. Mary Johnson of 113 Jefferson Street, was accidentally shot Thanksgiving evening by playmate Datus Lacy. A 22 caliber rifle discharged hitting Johnson in the forehead. he was brought to Emergency hospital in serious condition. The bullet remained in place with doubtful chances of recovery as of press time.
Johnsonburg residents fear a rapid typhoid spread with fifteen recent cases and a few days of no new infections prompting officials to believe the danger may be passing.
At Warren a daughter was born December 1 1907 to Mr and Mrs W H Critch tow. Also at Warren on November 29 1907 a daughter to Mr and Mrs R H Winger and on November 28 1907 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Cross.
Death notices from Warren area dated December 1907 record Captain Josiah H. Norris of Bradford and Warren counties, Mrs Emily Marston, Mrs Mary Rislie, and Anna Jones, with details on families, residences, church ties, and funeral arrangements. The item lists survivors and burial locations across Warren, Bradford, Tiona, Lander, and West Union.
The Borough of Warren instructed the city clerk to notify the Warren Water Company that under the 1903 contract they are ready for an appraisal of the plant, with the first five year period ending Feb 9 1908. The measure passed after Mr Hazen proposed the resolution.
A local notice announces bounty planks for sale at the Tum Man office. Details on quantity pricing and purchasing terms are not provided in the readable text.
The ad notes Black Taffeta Silk 36 in wide at $1.20 per yard and Black Peau de Soie Silk 36 in wide at $1.35 per yard, underscoring special sale pricing on premium textiles.
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