Penrose Not Liquor Real State Issue Sparks Battle
Auditor General Powell says the sole Progressive issue is United States Senate seat while a statewide clash forms between local optionists and liquor interests. Washington party leaders warn against shifting focus to tariff or Roosevelts plan as 1914 campaigns approach.
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Washington
United States
Penrose
William Flinn
Powell
Sena
Republican Organization
Roosevelt
Auditor General
Reading
Theodore Roosevelt
George F. Holmes
Washington Party
Holmes
Pennsylvania
Flinn
Gifford Pinchot
Pinchot
Progressives
Redudmcan Fy Sauna Tenn Aie
Washinton
Np Et Ressles
Burgess
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Annual stockholders meeting of Citizens National Bank of Warren
Notice that the Citizens National Bank of Warren will hold its annual stockholders meeting at the bank office on Tuesday January 28 1914 to elect a Board of Directors Polls open 3 to 4 p m O A Pressel cashier Warren Pa December 11 1915
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Citizens National Bank of Warren
A. Pressel
Warren
Warren Trust Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice of annual meeting for stockholders of Warren Trust Company in Warren Pennsylvania on Thursday January 8 1914 at 7 00 p m for election of directors and other business. GEO E Colvin secretary treasurer.
Fiftyth annual stockholders meeting of First National Bank
The 50th annual meeting of the stockholders of the First National Bank of Warren will be held at the bank office on Tuesday January 13. Polls will be open from 2 to 6 p m. Co T Conarro Cashier Warren Pa December 11 1918.
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First National Bank of
Warren
T. Conarro
Warren Savings Bank 45th Annual Stockholders Meeting
The 45th annual meeting of Warren Savings Bank stockholders will elect a Board of Directors for the year ahead. The meeting is at the banking office on Tuesday January 13, 1914 at 3 o clock, with G B Ensworth as cashier.
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The
Warren Savings Bank
Warren cashier Lampe resigns in 1913 notice
E. H. Lampe, cashier, of Warren Pennsylvania dated December 11 1913 is named in a brief notice likely related to bank or corporate formalities. The fragment confirms a person and a date but lacks broader context or details of action.
Election Notice for Pennsylvania Gas Company Directors
The annual meeting of the Pennsylvania Gas Company will be held at its Warren office on Wednesday January 28 1914 at 10 oclock for electing nine directors and any business brought before it.
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Pennsylvania Gas Company
Warren, Pa
Airplane Loans Deemed Unavailable by French Pawnshop
A Gaudois report states the French national pawnshop lacks funds for loans on aeroplanes and an airman in the south of France confirmed the finding.
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Gaudois
France
George W Kinnear Death Notice and Civil War Record
George W. Kinnear died at his home 310 Penna avenue E at 1 30 last Wednesday. He was 70 and had stomach illness. Born May 25 1843 in Youngsville he served in Company D 111th Pa Volunteers and retired July 19 1865. He married Esther T Gray December 18 1865 and had Harry J Glenn P Nellie G and Guy with Glenn predeceasing him. He served as Warren county register and recorder to 1885, lived in Kane briefly, then returned to Warren. A gunsmith by trade, he was active in Kane’s early council and was a charter member and first commander of Eben N Ford Post G A R. Funeral held at his home with Rev H H Barr officiating, many Civil War veterans attended. Interment in Oakland family lot.
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George W. Kinnear
George W. Kinner
Penna. Avenue E
Mr. Kinnear
Warren County
Youngsville
111Th Regiment
Esther T. Gray
Harry J
Glenn P
Nelie G
Guy
Glenn
M. D. Whitney
Yourneville
Henry C
Kinnear
Warren
Kane
H. H. Barr
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Eben N. Ford Post
Messrs
W. D. Winton
Jno. Wilkins
C. A. Waters
A. H. McKelvey
William Moore
Richard Ward
Oakland
Foust Tests Cold Storage Law in Pennsylvania
Dairy and Food Commissioner James Foust said shipments of cold storage products from large warehouses to branches are a violation of the cold storage act. He plans to test the issue with potential suits starting in Center, Clearfield and Venango counties, aiming to test section 17 of the act.
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Harrisburg
Dairy and Food
James Foust
Center
Clearfield
Venango
Mr. Foust
November Oil Report Shows Decline in Pennsylvania Field
The November oil report for the Pennsylvania field records a month over month loss in production except drilling wells. Production fell by 814 barrels, with productive wells at 5650 versus 582 in October. The average per well dropped to 7.7 barrels from 8.8, gas wells down by 18, rigs fell by 24 to 314, and wells drilled totaled 716, up from 715. Net new wells decreased by 23.
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Pennsylvania
Oil City
Death of A. C. Tillotson at Bear Lake
A. C. Tillotson died at his Bear Lake home Sunday evening at seven. Born April 2, 1857, he lived near Bear Lake until 1881 then operated a cheese factory at Sheldons Corners and later made cheese and butter at Findley Lake for twenty years. He recently engaged in hardware and retired two years ago due to ill health. Survived by wife Lucy, son Elton D., daughter Elga V. McIntyre, and a Bear Lake brother. Interment in Bear Lake cemetery.
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A. C. Tillotson
Bear Lake
Sheldons Corners
Findley Lake
Silvia Lodge
Olive Lodge
Sherman
N. Y
Royal Arch
Mayville
Seal
Knight Templar of
Jamestown
Roya Buffalo Consistory
Ismalia Temple
Buffalo
Crop Profits Pay for Land Latest Scheme
Officials of the federal reclamation service consider extending a private Uncompahgre valley experiment to west irrigation areas. Small farmers acquire five to twenty acre plots paying $200 an acre through crop proceeds, with the landowner plowing and storing produce in a cold warehouse. Half of annual crop proceeds go to the owner until payment completes, offering a low burden path to land ownership.
Goitre Treatment Claim by Local Specialist
An advertisement invites readers to seek a specialist for chronic diseases avoiding experiments and urging a quick permanent cure. It touts goitre treatment without operation or pain and cites a testimonial from Beatrice J. Smith of Jamestown, NY, claiming a dramatic recovery after Dr Brown's remedy.
Patient reports heart valve disease relief after Dr Brown treatment
Gust A Anderson of 16 Maple St says five years of rheumatic valvular heart disease caused weakness and breathlessness. After Dr Brown’s therapy his condition improved. he reports normal heart rhythm, better sleep, restored strength, and cured stomach catarrh.
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Brown
Gust A. Anderson
Maple St
City
Deafness Cured by Dr Brown
Emery Woodard of Jamestown writes at age 75 that after ten years of worsening deafness and constant ear noises he received treatment from Dr Brown and can now hear conversations clearly.
Lost eyesight restored after Dr Brown treatment
Mrs Dois Honeysett of Jamestown N Y reports sudden blindness from a headache, but after a month of care from Dr Brown her left eye regained full sight. She says the treatment was painless and urges others with eye trouble to consult him.
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Brown
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U. S
Warren Trust Company
Geo. E. Colvin
G. B. Ensworth
Cashier
Warren National Bank of
E. H. Lampe
W. H. Filler
C. Frederick
Bartsch
C. F. Bartsch
Phon S
Pann. Ave
Water Street
Ser
First National Bank
Warren, Penna
Man
Citizens National Bank
Warren, Pennsylvania
Warren Savings Bank Incorporated
Depository
State of
Food Commissioner
Victoria
Australia
R. J. Brown
OF the
Jamestown, IN
Chadakoin
Third St
Jamestown, N. Y
Abrahamson Bigelow Co
Brock
Postoffice
Beatrice J. Smith
Harrison St
H. B. Hyde
Pennsylvania Optical Society
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