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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1912
Page
8
A detailed ledger outlines extensive farm and workshop gear records for 1911 in a rural community. Items include farm implements hundreds of tools and machinery such as plows, mowers, harvesters, engines, wagons, and household furnishings totaling numerous units and categories.
County Treasurer C S Keefer reports accounts involving the Rouse Poor Permanent Fund for 1911 and related Rouse Estate Poor Working Fund. The notices outline fiduciary record keeping and fund status within the county treasury.
Auditors in Warren County certify January 1, 1912 audits for C. S. Keefer Treasurer and County Commissioners, confirming the Rouse Estate Poor and Permanent Funds expenditures as true and correct. They note the superintendent and matron cared for inmates and that $1,709.97 was paid to the county treasurer for goods produced sold. The attestations are dated February 8, 1912 with official seals.
Frank Sherid chief clerk at the Norristown post office for 28 years was accused of opening letters addressed to a Philadelphia woman in a love sparked crime. Inspectors trap him. he admitted loving a Philadelphia girl and opening a letter from another man. He is married with several children and held on $500 bail.
Anaconda in Three Forks area sees a posse of about 100 men and boys kill 290 rattlesnakes in a cave discovered by Amos Smith. Weapons included clubs shotguns and rifles with a repeating gun finishing the cave purge. Some snakes exceed three feet and larger specimens may be stuffed for display. The effort aims to curb repeated snake problems for local farmers.
A local Warren Pennsylvania cash grocery ad promotes paying cash for lower prices and larger discounts. The message asserts no credit, a cash-only policy, a customer guarantee, and urges shoppers to buy at Economy 224 Hickory Street.
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