Warren Mail highlights local council water rate action
Franklin city council moves to force the water company to lower rates while other items note a Meadville resident’s 100th birthday dinner, candidacies, a hospital trustee reappointment, smallpox concerns, Mercer county liquor rules, a Grand Junction apple project, local press updates, and the Brady farm oil well showing 25 barrels daily.
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Franklin City Council
Mary Smith
Meadville
Treat
Union City
L. B. Warner
Jamestown
Warren State Hospital
R. B. Stone
Bradford
Titusville
Judge Williams
Mercer County
John F. Spencer
Grand Junction
Colorado
Naval Orange
Youngsville
Campbell Power Press
Citizen
George Farm
Brady’s Bend
Armstrong County
Rural Free Delivery to reach 58000 mail routes
A Washington report states 32000 rural free delivery routes operate by July 1 1905 and total routes will reach 58000 with 6000 new additions in the next fiscal year. The program costs over 28000000 dollars but is viewed as worth the expense for the benefits to the public.
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Post Office Department
Washington
United States
Appendicitis blamed on poor chewing and overindulgence
A Washington Post reported summary cites Dr Joseph Kidd in Nineteenth Century arguing appendicitis stems from insufficient mastication and overuse of waters and after dinner pills. He rejects ideas of strenuous living or refined diets as primary causes and suggests a return to simpler habits.
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Symptons
England
Washington Post
Joseph Kidd
Reduced Rail Fares To Washington For Inauguration
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers round trip tickets to Washington for March 2 3 and 4 from stations including Harrisburg Pittsburg Oil City Erie Buffalo Canandaigua Williamsport Wilkes Barre Mt. Carmel and intermediates at single fare plus 25 cents. Return extension available to March 18 with a $1 fee deposit.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Harrisburg
Pittsburg
Oil City
Erie
Buffalo
Canandaigua
Williamsport
Wilkesbarre
Mt. Carmel
Monogram Stationery in Latest Styles Offered
The Mail Office presents monogram stationery in new styles of paper and envelopes with low prices. Samples are available and orders are being taken.
Village notes bring weddings deaths and industry
Local items report the marriage of Iris Brown to George W. Wood of Sheffield, a slate of illnesses and quarantines, a new savings bank planned in Youngsville, railroad delays from heavy snow, a two revolution press installation at The Citizen, and multiple community notices across Stilson Hill Garland and surrounding towns.
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Ivan Coney
Stilson Hill
Garland
Katherine Agnew
Amel Gustafson
Hagberg
Aulum
North Warren
Campbell
Ross McKinney
Pittsfield
Corry
Kright
Union
Philadelphia
Erie
A. V
Chris Swanson
Thomas Kay
Bates Street
Iris Brown
O. P. Brown
George W. Wood
Sheffield
G. L. Brown
Buffalo
Wood
Youngsville Street Railway
Dinkey
Sugar Grove
Perry Brooks
C. H. Kay
Worthy Olds
West Virginia
Ira Carpenter
Parker’s
Prof
Gott
Harriet Nichols
East Branch
H. L. Raymond
Youngsville
Savings Bank
Warren
W. P. Nutting
IL. A Whitney
Jane Thacker
Grandma Thacker
West Main Street
Mrs Wilkins Visits Irvineton With Culbertsons
Mrs Wilkins of Warren Pennsylvania visited Irvineton last Friday staying with her sister Mrs J A Culbertson and her husband James A C Culbertson during the trip.
Real estate deal as Sheffield National Bank buys Horton Crary building
The Sheffield National Bank purchased the brick Horton Crary Co. building housing Penn Tanning Co. and Horton Crary offices. Horton Crary will vacate. bank to move in later summer while Penn Tanning keeps its rooms. Lamona’s mill has shut down with workers leaving. some may return when it restarts. A growing number of locals seek warmer weather. Marriages and births noted: Miss Mabel Gordon to George Wilbert Grandin in Cleveland and Agnes Hellens to William Riley Kinnear in Rushville. birth announced for H J Jennings’s daughter. The Sugar Grove pump and fire brigade update plus a death in Ashburn county.
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Sheffield
Sheffield National Bank
Horton, Crary & Co
Penn Tanning Co
Penn Tanning Company
Lamona
W. A. Hassinger
Hassinger
C. E. Ross
Tidioute
Cleveland
Mabel Gordon
Thomas W. Burham
That City
George Wilbert Grandin
Trinity Cathedral Chapel
William Reynolds
Rushville
N. Y
Agnes Hellens
William Riley Kinnear
H. J. Jennings
Sugar Grove
Wheeler
Ashtabula County
R. Smith
W. F. Mix
Seedless fruit and hybrids mark new plant experiments
The article notes ongoing plant development with seedless oranges, the Climax plum from Luther Burbank, a plum cot hybrid, a larger walnut from English and Japanese varieties, and a spineless cactus for arid grazing. Andrew Carnegie donates $100,000 to fund these experiments, seen as greatly beneficial to humanity.
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Luther Burbank
Santa Rosa
California
Andrew Carnegie
Legal Notices and Property Sale Ads
Public legal blanks and notices including summons warrants mortgages leases deeds and notices of sales offered at the mail office for best job printing at the main office on short notice.
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the Mail Office
Warren Co Pomona Grange to Meet in Ackley March 2 3
The Warren Co Pomona Grange No 10 schedules its regular meeting in Ackley March 2 and 3 starting at 1 30 PM Thursday The program includes songs welcome, responses, and a Q A discussion on social issues farming, education, freight rates and co operation Plans note a fifth degree session Thursday evening with music led by Ackley and invitations to all fourth degree members.
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Jay Comstock
M. K. Charen
Richardson
Ashville
Wrightsville
A. K. Rice
Mr. Rice
Wallace Mallory
Mary Pierce
Maude Woodin
Er. L. Conroe
Ralph Mallory
High School
Rev. Woodin
John Carr
Anna Lawson
George Hawles
Chas Comstock
Warren Co. Pomona Grange
Ackley
Corydon Grange
Farmer’s Institute
Ella Rickerson
Ackley Grange
Pennsylvania
A. F. Lyon
Farmington Grange
C. N. Dodd
Columbus Grange
Scandia Grange
KE. N. Babcock
Brokenstraw Grange
Woman’s Hour
D. F. Vinton
Meley
C. E. Mix
Clara Olmstead
Spring Creek Grange
Timely Topics and Local Notes from Bradford Era
A collage of brief opinions on anti-rebate legislation, leap year marriage timing, a storm-killed peach crop, Alice Roosevelt turning 21, and mockery of Chinese and U S political figures. Includes a jab at democracy and a note of dental and medical ads with local business mentions.
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Delaware
Philadelphia Inquirer
Alice Roosevelt
White House
Washington, D. C
Low Rate Rail Tickets to West from Erie Railroad
If you plan travel to any point West Northwest South or Southwest Erie Railroad offers very low one way and round trip tickets. Also on sale first and third Tuesdays monthly Landseekers and One-Way Settlers tickets. For details contact F. H. Garfield D. P. A. Jamestown N Y.
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Florida
Erie Railroad
Cincinnati
New York
Erie
F. H. Garfield
Jamestown
N. Y
Artistic Repair Work by Mrs Casemere in Warren
When you want clothes repaired or cleaned to look as good as new take them to Mrs Casemere at 335 Hickory Street Warren. Prices are low and work first rate with patches sewn to blend in making garments look better than when first purchased. Best Job Printing at the MailLedger.
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Mrs
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