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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1916
Page
7
Report covers Warren Pennsylvania bank data as of December 31 1915 with assets total 5 507 761 42 and deposits 3 844 063 27. The document lists capital stock surplus undivided profits reserves and various loan and deposit categories plus notary verification by Rose H Davis and bank directors.
The bank at Warren Pennsylvania reports December 31 1915 totals with loans and discounts 520716.81 other assets 193.55 thousand and liabilities 731373.66 including capital stock 100000 and deposits 453658.93. The report is sworn by O A Pressel cashier and L C Eddy notary with Notary commission valid to 1919.
The Warren Savings Bank of Warren County Pennsylvania reports assets of 5 359 156 55 and liabilities totaling 5 339 156 35 with 70 859 80 in miscellaneous liabilities. Directors Bernard McOwen Fred C Eaton D L Gerould certify the figures as true. G B Ensworth cashier swears to accuracy January 20 1916 with notary Nora E Mills and others signing.
The document lists the Warren, Pepeste state bank’s December 1915 condition including loans, overdrafts, securities, reserves, deposits, and capital. It notes the cashiers oath by C. T. Omarro and signatures of bank officials.
Public sale of parcels in Freehold Township Warren County Pa by order of the Orphans Court on February 7 1916 at 2 PM includes land on Stillson Hill Road and adjoining tracts in Wrightsville with frame dwelling and barn structures. Proceeds go to the estate of J A McArthur deceased with George E Bascott as administrator and Alexander Clark as attorney.
The Warren County bank reports assets and liabilities as of January 1 1916 including cash on hand securities pledged loans and mortgages deposits and capital. The treasurer H I Keck Swears to the figures with officers John Siggins Jr Jos. G. Johnson Emil Johnson and Herbert Eaton as certifying officials.
Henry McGee announces Letters of Administration on the estate of Priscilla McGee late of Brok enstraw township Warren County Pa deceased. Creditors are to promptly settle and those with claims to present them authenticated for settlement. January 11 1916. January 27 6t.
Oil markets show a Dayton style uptick as high grade Penn a oil climbs Friday. Prices advance across multiple fields including New Castle Cabell Corning Somerset Ragland Hebron and Caddo with various grades and locations showing ten cent gains and some nickel increases.
Standard white in barrels priced at 9.15 dollars. Water white offered in bulk at 6.50. Water white in barrels listed at 10.15. Water white in cases priced at 11.25.
A severe car shortage leaves Agenda Kansas farmers storing nearly 16000 bushels of corn on a ground along a side street near the elevator. Farmers keep hauling in loads as wagons and teams queue for scales, blocking streets and delaying shipment in the unusual sight.
Orders received by the Pennsylvania railroad shops at Altona Pennsylvania for 105 locomotives 1000 steel box cars and 75 freight cars. These orders with existing work will keep the shops at full capacity until November and the car shops to the middle of next summer.
Buy a small package of Hamburg Breast Tea at any pharmacy and brew a cup by steeping a tablespoonful in boiling water. Drink a teacup full any time to break a cold or grip, relieve congestion, and loosen the bowels. It is inexpensive, vegetable, safe, and harmless.
A 25 cent bottle of St Jacobs Oil is promoted for back pain, lumbago, sciatica, and rheumatism. The ad claims immediate soothing effects, quick relief after applying to the pain, and that it is harmless and doesn’t burn the skin.
The administrator of the estate of P. V. Murray filed a first final and distribution account in Warren County Orphans Court. After nisi confirmation on December 6 1915 and no exceptions filed, she may seek discharge from office and liability on February 21 1916 or as soon after as heard.
Notice is given that administration on the estate of Job Shaw Griggs also known as Jackson Shaw late of Clarendon Warren County Pa has been granted to E H Beshlin Admr Those indebted to the estate must pay promptly and those with claims or demands should present them for settlement January 13-6t
A nostril opening advertisement promises relief from catarrh and nasal congestion in minutes. Ely's Cream Balm is described as antiseptic and healing, penetrating the air passages to soothe swollen membranes and relieve stuffing quickly.
Public Service Commission of Pennsylvania will review petroleum Telephone Company now a West Virginia firm converting to a Pennsylvania corporation under an 1881 act. This allows construction and operation of telephone lines in Oil City Franklin Titusville and Venango Crawford Forest Warren counties. Hearing set January 31, 1916 at Harrisburg at 2 PM. SPEER WEIGLE, Solicitors.
An old remedy recalls Sage Tea and Sulphur to darken gray hair and restore gloss. The ad promotes Wyeth’s Save and Sulphur Compound as a cent bottle that colors hair naturally, removes dandruff and itching, and makes hair look abundant.
An old health note urges Americans to guard against kidney trouble from rich diets. It promotes four ounces of grape and lemon juice salts with lithia to flush kidneys, claim relief for back pain, cloudy urine, night-time urination, headaches, and rheumatic symptoms.
An advertisement describes a home hair tonic calling for bay rum water, Barbo Ce mpound, and elyceri with simple directions per box. It claims gradual darkening of hair, removal of dandruff, and suitability for falling or harsh hair, noting the scalp stays non greasy and non sticky.
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