06 Jan 1910
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1910
Page
1
A brief bank notice encourages opening accounts for small as well as large sums. It highlights safety, thrift, discipline, and business understanding gained by saving. The bank promises courteous service and invites new relations with a safe, strong institution.
A remark notes that one Lincoln penny has been minted for each citizen roughly, yet most people do not carry one now. It highlights the disparity between abundant coin production and personal possession in daily life.
A pithy line warns that pushing a firm decision toward its limit risks failure or harm. It suggests caution in testing resolve and emphasizes the value of sticking to a solid plan.
Thaddeus Skinner of Irvington visited Warren on Monday. Lent begins February 9, Easter March 27. Miss Ethel Atkins on Gladerun vacancy. Nine notices served for snowy walks. some fines paid. J D Woodard buys Halliday house and Henry Hunter lots. Mina Schofield and Mark Magnuson engagement announced. Grace M E church revival services nightly led by Rev C J Warner. Warren Odd Fellows initiation and degrees held. Presbyterian church elected trustees and treasurer. finances good.
The Pennsylvania State Corn Show by the Pennsylvania Live Stock Breeders' Association will run February 2 to 4 at the College of Veterinary Medicine, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia. Cash prizes and cups reward corn from Pennsylvania farmers with a special Southeastern Pennsylvania class. Meetings of the Pennsylvania Association and Dairy Union occur concurrently, with horse, cattle, hog, and sheep demonstrations and a draft geldings and stallion exhibit. Entry blanks and prize lists available from E S Bayard, Secretary, 203 Shady Ave., Pittsburg, Pa.
A string of birth notices from Warren lists a son for Mr and Mrs F H Grunninger of Conewango Avenue on January 1, a son for Mr and Mrs Clarence O Neil of 515 East Street on January 3, and a daughter for Mr and Mrs Er W Brown of North Warren on January 3 1910.
A quote from Smart Set contrasts happiness for a woman with disappointment for a man, noting how mood reflects differing experiences and feelings.
Clifton Decker son of John and Amanda Decker of 216 Central Avenue died after catching fire from matches while alone briefly. The boy, three, was burned in a flash that enveloped his clothing as flames inhaled into his throat and nostrils. He died about an hour after the accident despite medical aid. Funeral Friday at 2 from the home with interment in Oakland. parents overwhelmed with grief.
Judge E W Rice presided Monday as Associate Judge Joseph Walkerman took office for six years. Prothonotary H M Putnam began a third term. Sheriff Henry Park and District Attorney Frank J Lyons were sworn in. Three Warren youths fined ten dollars and sent to HuntIngdon Reformatory for larceny. Deputy L L Dussel named. auditors Farnsworth Cooper and McClellan began county books work.
Orlo A Holt of Corn planter died Saturday from injuries suffered Thursday while cutting timber with Dwight Bennett. He leaves a wife two daughters two brothers and a sister. Funeral Tuesday at the family home conducted by Revs Williams and Tripp with burial by Corydon Grange is in Clendenning cemetery near Akeley.
A forthcoming volume from The Youth's Companion will focus on farmer interests as national interests. Contributors include Lady Henry Somerset, Dean H L Russell of Wisconsin, Prof David Fairchild chief explorer for Agriculture, B T Galloway head of Plant Industry, and Prof L H Bailey of Cornell University.
The remark suggests that Mr. Peary should relay his message to Copenhagen, implying a public or editorial rebuke and noting the clip service involvement. The line casts Peary's actions as patronizing a clip bureau and hints at external commentary or rebroadcast.
The president faces the question of what constitutes whisky as a formal decision looms at the onset of a new resolutions season. Stakeholders await guidance on classification and regulatory implications. The move could affect labeling, taxation, and industry standards.
A major blaze in Salamanca started at the Teck Theater just after midnight following a performance of Quincy Adams Sawyer. Hydrants froze delaying water supply, allowing flames to spread to the Niles Razor Company plant, which burned to the ground.
Mrs Fredricka Larson 71 died at the family home in Chandlers Valley Monday at 4 30 p m She was wife of Leonard Larson and is survived by two sons Charles J Anderson Augusta L Anderson two daughters Hilma Lindahl Amel Peterson all of Jamestown five stepchildren Carl B Gustaf A Larson Jamestown Axel Larson Pittsburg Mrs Hattie Johnson Fredonia and Miss Selma Larson Sweden The funeral is today from the Swedish Mission church at Chandlers Valley
Funeral services for the late Luther J. Marsh were held Saturday at 2 oclock from his daughter's home Mrs Emile Amann. The Rev Mr Conaway officiated with interment in Oakland. Out of town attendees included Mr and Mrs Arthur Marsh Mr and Mrs William Marsh Mr M C Marsh Mr Charles Bates Mr and Mrs Clyde Curtis of Jamestown Mrs Ed Rickerson and Mr Alex Marsh of Russell.
William H. Stewart died Monday morning January 4 at his son E D Stewarts Stone Farm aged 69. He leaves two sons E D Stewart and R A Stewart both of Stone Farm two brothers John Stewart and F A Stewart of Buffalo one sister Lydia A Stewart of Celeron NY. Funeral held today from E D Stewarts residence with interment in Five Points cemetery Sugar Grove township.
Mrs. Martha Brown died at her home 410 Laurel Street last Sunday evening January 2 1910 from a complication of diseases. She was 80 and survived by four sons and three daughters including James in Barnes Pennsylvania William Alexander Ambrose in Warren and Mrs H H Fox Mrs L M Rowland and Lorraine Brown of Warren. The funeral was held from the home Tuesday.
Firefighters were called to a South Side residence around 8 30 PM Monday and found a chimney fire from a wood stove. They watched the blaze until it was out of danger, using no chemicals or water, with no monetary loss.
A sleighing surprise party of 22 residents from Clarendon gathered Saturday night January 1 at the home of J C Boyd three miles from Clarendon. They spent the evening in games and music and enjoyed refreshments, leaving with the impression of a pleasant and good time.
Mrs. Sarah Desmond, born February 25 1842 in Mt. Pleasant Westmoreland County, died at her home 407 Third Street at 9:20 am last Tuesday January 4 1910. Funeral services will be held at 2 pm this Thursday at the home with private interment.
The interment of Mrs. Margaret Cooney widow of the late Thomas Cooney of Youngstown Pa took place last Tuesday morning. Interment private.
The Sugar Trust officials say they do not fear a Congressional investigation, a stance noted by the St. Paul Pioneer Press and seen as a jab at Congress.
A proposed division of Warren county into districts for the 1910 census outlines one district for each township and borough listed, with Pine Grove and Sheffield townships split into two districts and Warren’s wards organized by district. Enumerators begin April 15 1910, Warren Borough completion in two weeks, other districts within 30 days.
A series of transfers reported across multiple towns shows Hulda J. Lynn and Albert E. Lynn in Pittsfield for $1 and several other deeds including J.L. Grandin to Tidioute Furniture Manufacturing Co. for $17,500 in Tidioute, Lydia D. Chipman to C. F. Newgreen in Youngsville for $1, and Mary E. Thompson to Earl M. Thompson in Freehold for $1 726.50 among others. Names include Jamieson, Campbell Estate, Murphy, Traub, Mason, Curtis, Walton, and Eastman with varied parcels and nominal sums.
J. W. McClune and his wife transfer property in Youngsville to W. C. Kay for the nominal sum of $1. The brief deed notice records the sale ownership change between the parties.
A collection of pithy quotes from multiple papers on character, motives, forgiveness, and personal reform. It juxtaposes views on self made men, excuses, apologies, and starting anew, with remarks about fault and honesty across several towns.
One fourth of Carnegie Hero Fund medals in the first five years went to youths ages nine to nineteen. The commission added 46,850 dollars for education, with twenty two states on the honor roll including South Carolina, Connecticut, New York, Indiana, Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin, Kansas, Missouri, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Kentucky, Iowa, California, Ohio, Florida, Maine, Idaho, Utah, New Jersey, Rhode Island and Minnesota. The Pacific Northwest, New England, the Mississippi valley belt and the cotton south were noted for rewardworthy deeds.
The office lists public documents on farming and fruit culture for readers. Included are Report Orchard Demonstrations and Plant Pest Treatment from the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture and studies from Pennsylvania State College on Concentrated Lime Sulphur and Pennsylvania Butter.
On the stump in England the aristocracy faces hostile crowds as their peers struggle to gain support with jeers and skepticism from the public during campaign stops.
With Dr Cook disposed of, speculation turns to Haskell of Oklahoma and possible clashes. Mantor quick returns noted as a potential counter move amid heated rhetoric.
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