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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1901
Page
4
The announcement names Z. T. Weaver of North Clarendon and John Siggins of Tidioute as candidates for Associate Judge of Warren county subject to Republican primary decisions. The item notes political contenders and primary process in the county.
Our representative Hon. L. C. Baker introduced an Assembly bill to appropriate $60,000 for the Warren State Insane Hospital. Support is urged to secure passage as the hospital needs the funding.
The issue presents the annual Auditors' Statement with extensive facts and figures on Warren County finances. It is praised as the longest clearest and best report of the county's financial affairs printed, though no further commentary is provided this week.
Ex-president Cleveland framed a tale of woe claiming the nation would never be the same again. Many widely disagree and welcome what they see as a departure from his soup-house era of governance.
Porto Rico reports from Governor Allen praising sugar and tobacco yields as the island’s largest and best, while planters fear mills cannot handle the surplus. Old London grip guidance favored hot lemon juice as a remedy, and influenza cautions urged against cold exposure. Erie commuters urge a new P and E R R train with through service to Philadelphia, while Warren seeks earlier northbound departures.
A drug advertisement claims K Detchon’s Anti Diuretic helps children with bedwetting by arresting the trouble at once. The price is $1 and the item is sold by Hertzel and Saner, druggists in Warren, Pennsylvania.
The article notes a growth spike in national banks from Oct 31 1899 to Jan 18 1901, totaling 457 institutions with combined capital of 24 220 000 dollars. It also mentions Representative Sibley’s lunch habits and critiques of public figures and policies from various papers.
A wartime era pharmaceutical advertisement claims permanent cure for stomach weakness and indigestion with South American Nervine Onic. It asserts rapid relief from first dose and universal applicability, touting safety and-worldwide efficacy sold by Hertzel and Saner in Warren Pa.
Overcoat cloths offered for cash at cost with bargains for all. A large stock of cloths for ladies skirts also advertised as very cheap. Jacob Keller operating at Warren Pennsylvania, Second and Liberty streets.
Bring iron copper brass zinc lead rope rags rubber to Warren Iron Metal Co. at D A V P R R grounds opposite Freight Depot on Fourth Street. For spot cash and market pricing, telephone 28 for details.
The mail office announces new elegant wedding invitations and calling cards. Ball invitations and programs are offered at low prices with fresh designs and quality work for customers seeking stylish stationery.
John Stinger now runs the Struthers Hotel Barn offering special care for farmers horses and other travelers. Transients may use the facility as no livery service is connected.
Price list items include Electric Light Flour Snowflake Flour Patent Favorite Gold Medal Buckwheat Flour per unit Feed Meal Middlings Bran Corn cracked corn oats screenings oil meal wheat graham oyster shells hay straw bolted meal buckwheat gluten and other goods. list notes prices are subject to change without notice.
Listings show numerous property transfers in Warren County with buyers, sellers, and prices from 15.61 to 1500 dollars. Notable entries include John E Cable to Melissa Reinsburrow for 1500 and James R Conklin to Eugene H Morrison for 50. East Warren R E Co to Fredericka Giegerich in Warren for 350. The list ends with a sales pitch for China pitchers at ten to fifteen cents and a FEHLMAN Bros. ad.
Public notices announce a March 1901 court session in Warren County Pennsylvania. An application seeks to extend the borough of Warren by annexing adjacent Glade Township lots. Also listed are two guardianship accounts to be presented by Prothonotary F M Knapp for E H Besshlin and Edward Lindsey, with dates in March 1901.
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