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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1903

Page

8

Meadville school directors form permanent organization

The Crawford county school directors established a permanent setup at Meadville last Friday. The Meadville Tribune reports Cambridge Springs plans for a new large hotel this coming summer. Pension awards of eight dollars monthly were issued to Smith N. Brown of Youngsville and Ellen Basel of Corry, with the Ridgway Advocate publishing a calendar for home use.

Crawford County Meadville Meadville Tribune Cambridge Springs Smith N. Brown Youngsville Ellen Basel, Corry

Rural Free Delivery Routes Established at Youngsville

Beginning Jan 1 1903 two rural free delivery routes are set. Route 1 starts at Youngsville Post Office and covers 22 miles across 12 square miles serving 565 people in 125 houses with stops at multiple corners and landmarks. Route 2 begins at Youngsville Post Office covering 21 14 miles for 418 residents in 95 houses with several local crossroads and corners. Also two U S iron collection boxes will be placed at Matthew s Run P O and Chandler s Valley P O for pickup.

Youngsville John Day’s Corner A. Olson Head’s Corners Youngsville Post Office Horner’s Corner Stillson’s Hill Barlow’s Corner McKinney Matthew’s Run P. O

Massachusetts Turns to Farm Peat for Fuel Future

The article notes fuel alternatives beyond coal with gas and petroleum. It highlights Massachusetts farmers adopting peat deposits on their land as a future main fuel source, while residents in gas regions avoid much hardship and expense.

Massachusetts

Notices for births marriages and deaths offered free

Notices of births marriages and deaths are printed without charge while resolutions of respect and bank cards incur fees of 50 cents to 1 dollar. payment or guaranteed payment must accompany the order.

Tailor Keller Offers Suit Cloth Bargains to Friends

Jacob Keller the tailor advertises a large lot of cloths for men's suits and ladies skirts and sacques bought cheaply and sold very low. He invites friends and patrons to call and choose from the selection.

Jacoob Keller

Erie Railroad Low Rate Excursion Tickets Ask Agents

The Erie Railroad offers very low one way excursion fares on the first and third Tuesday of each month to western southern and southwestern destinations. For best rates contact Erie agents or division passenger agent F H Garfield Jamestown NY for full information.

Erie Railroad Erie F. H. Garfield Jamestown N. Y

Farm for Rent in Warren County Pa near Warren

For rent on April 1, 1903, a 100 acre river bottom farm six miles from Warren with good house and barn, unlimited pasture and woodland for cattle. Suitable for stock raising and dairying. Apply to Mr. T Bowman Irvine Warren Co Pa.

Warren County Warren T. Bowman Irvine Warren Co

Wedding Invitations and Programs at the Mall Office

The mall office offers latest wedding invitations announcements calling cards ball invitations and programs with neat elegant designs at low prices for customers seeking affordable stationary options.

Engraved Stationery Styles on Display

The Mail Office showcases latest engraved stationery with fashionable styles and sample prices for customers to review.

Monogram Stationery in Latest Styles and Prices

Monogram stationery offered in new styles of paper and envelopes with low prices. Samples available and orders taken at the display location.

Struthers Hotel Barn Takes Charge From Previous Manager

John Stinger now runs Struthers Hotel Barn and will give special attention to farmers horses. Transients may be accommodated since there is no livery in connection.

Struthers Hotel John Stinger

Tailor Jacob Keller Offers Rainy Day Skirts in 30 Shades

Closing out at cost 1000 yards of cloth for rainy day skirts offered for cash only. Jacob Keller the tailor marketed engraved cards and wedding invitations at The Mail office.

Jacob Keller

Local items mark weddings and community updates in Corydon

Miss Nancy Forbes wed Mr Bubbs of Olean New York. Jessie Morrison visits Warren and Titusville. Ladies Aid meets Mrs H R Forbes. Rebekahs initiate new members. Dr Anna Flatt recovers from pneumonia. David Erickson starts public school after holidays. Mary Brant keeps a pet coon. Rev Dean promotes new church methods and travels to Hazelhurst Pennsylvania for meetings. Several locals listed as sick or traveling. Verna White elected to Limestone township schools. Rev Canfield to fill pulpit. Civil War veteran noted.

Nancy Forbes Bubbs Olean N. Y Jessie Morrison Warren and Titusville Ladies’ Aid H. R. Forbes Rebekahs Anna Flatt David Erickson Scandia Brant Mary Brant C. L. Teeter Dean Corydon Hazelhurst Parsons Rachel Knapp Belle Doughty Georgia Woodbeck Cash Carr L. D. Flatt Warren Lyman Marsh Pittsburg Verna White Limestone Township Ralph Turney Merrihew Willie Crooks

Wrightsville Grist Mill Sold and Local Holiday Happenings

N F Wright sold his grist mill to Boardman Brothers in Wrightsville. Christmas Eve and Night dances occurred at Yates and Near halls, with a church program and a Christmas tree entertainment. Various visits and social events fill local reports including weddings, travel, and a new free mail route from Spring Creek to Lind Hill commencing January first.

Wrightsville N. F. Wright Boardman Brothers Yate’s Hall Near’s Hall W. H. Fenton Spring Creek Sweetland’s Eunice Wright Belle Stuart Eli Boardman J. E. Sliter Earl Sliter New Castle Lottsville John Thompson Chautauqua

Columbus News Roundup January Post Holidays and Local Notices

Columbus reports schools back after a three week break. Funeral held for Mrs. Charles Schramling with service at M E Church. Local social notes include K O T M meetings, L O T M plans for a Pedro party, and visits from Mrs. W K Rhodes and Mrs. Parmlee amid family sickness.

Charles Schramling M. E. Church Leland Elwin Dora Knowlton Deloss Schramling Arthur King Watson W. K. Rhodes Corry Grange Hall J. O. Parmlee Warren Belle Baker

Texas Oil Production in 1902 Falls Short of Expectation

Texas oil output in 1902 is estimated at 25 million barrels with 12.2 million shipped and 12.5 million in storage, totaling 24.675 million. Beginning storage and revisions may reduce totals. Spindle Top district likely yields under 20 million barrels, about half of early-year expectations.

Texas Beaumont

Local Mail Office Offers Good Stock at Low Prices

The mail office advertises good stock at low prices with samples shown. Readers are invited to inspect available items and compare prices, aiming to attract customers seeking affordable selections.

Owens Buffalo Bread Ad At Cost

Kopf and Henry supply Owens Buffalo Bread daily in five fresh varieties. Keller’s Sons offers four and plush robes.

Owens’ Buffalo Kopf & Henry Keller

Postal Cards and Snowy Sidewalk Dilemmas

A humorous collection notes idle talk on snow cleared sidewalks and makes light of telephone wires and marriage offers. The quips include a merchant refusing installments and a shy youth seeking his daughter's hand. The piece contrasts hopeful wives with cautious husbands in everyday urban life.

Worthy Master urges use of banks and checks for farmers

The annual address from the Worthy Master of the State Grange of Pennsylvania at Clearfield urges farmers to store savings in banks and pay by check. It argues bank accounts raise standing, teach business sense, save money, provide receipts, and reduce theft temptations on isolated farms. It also notes the need to choose a safe, reliable bank given the abundance of banks.

State Grange Pennsylvania Clearfield

Idaho Campaign Joke Goes To Swedes And Wrenches

The senator recalls a campaign anecdote from Idaho where a horse broken buggy led him to a rancher's home and a Swede who mistook the question for a search for a monkey wrench. The rancher finally explains the area is a sheep ranch and then a cattle ranch, leaving the senator with a puzzled punchline.

Hietfeld New York Idaho Ben

New Styles In Fall and Winter Cloths From Jacob Keller Tailor

Jacob Keller the Tailor announces new fall and winter cloths now in stock at 221 Liberty Street. Allen fitting services claim best work and lowest prices for tailored suits and garments.

Jacob Keller Allen Liberty Street

Real Estate Transfers Recently Recorded

Real estate transfers listed include numerous individuals and amounts across towns such as Youngsville Eldred Pittsfield Columbus and Grand Valley. Notable entries include Warren Savings Bank to Warren Ve neer Panel Co for 44972.57 and Bashline Company to KE Hazeltine for 40000.

Caroline L. Mead R. A. Siggins Youngsville Josiah Henry Edwin H. Allen Eldred A. J. Hazeltine J. L. Mead Pittsfield G. H. Penfield John Brenton Glade Alma Brown Cornell A. P. Phillips Columbus Stephen H. Cook Henry C. Ford H. LaVern Ford Wesley Moore Squire Pettiplace Warren Savings Bank Warren Veneer Panel Co Warren Julia E. Yeomans H. A. Jamieson Elk Louisa Wood Charles Fischer Pleasant W. R. Elston Alice O’neil Clarendon Mary EK. Davis Emma McDonald Mead Ee Arird A. P. Anderson Sheffield C. F. Newgreen Victor Gustafson David L. Stanton A. E. Adams Farmington Ralph N. Brown George E. Ellingwood Robert L. Thomas Tidioute E. W. Thompson Aldin Morris Grand Valley R. E. Shutt Frank Johnson George A. Thompson Freehold W. F. Mead Ross L. Kerr Josephine EK Martin Etal Matilda Newman Pine Grove J. C. Hamilton Blanche L. Moorhouse Sugar Grove KE. T. Hazeltine Bashline Company Conewango E. Weatherby

Wanted items for cash and a cheap tricycle for sale

I will pay cash for old rubber boots and other rubber and metal goods free of dirt and iron. Also old brass lead zinc copper boiler parts free of iron or wire. Items can be found at Watson Avenue near Boss Wagon Shop between Second and Third streets. Evenings at the Mansion House. ROBERT JOHNSON. For sale cheap a child's tricycle in good condition. Inquire at Malt office.

Watson Avenue Boss Mansion House

Also Mentioned on This Page

The Werven Mail Neighborhood Notes Ridgway Advocate Frank A. Jacobson Chautauqua County J. W. BouTron McKean Smethport Mitchell George Miller Pleasant Valley Mr. Miller Kane Republican John Russel John Peterson Deerlick Street John Hadval Peterson Pryor Tidicute Senator Cumings Harrisburg Mrs. C Bradford State Street Miss Cumings Miss Grandin Alice Grandin Sewickley Washington, D. C E. B. Grandin Washington Cobham Post Com S. L. Parker S. W John Steadwell J. W H. P. Belknap C. J. Parker M. Cook A. W. Couse O. D John Shanley C. G W. H. Morris I. G W. H. Chambers the Creamery Co Union Razor Co Mayme Currie C. S. Mead Emlenton Morris Garland California Barton Fredonia Laura M. Jackson Cemetery Street Ed Jackson Peter Nuttall J. Henry Geiger M. Crocker Ellen Swanson Charles Swanson Tiny Hill Monogram Stationery Chicago News Metzger & Hogan Robert Johnson Citizens Nat'l Bank Warren, Pa E. T. Hazeltine Jas. O. Parmlee David L. Gerould A. D. Swift Teller K. T. Hazeltine Levi Smith J.G. Curtis W. C. Norris G. W. Campbell Samuel Peterson Fred P. Hue D. L. Gerould O. W. Beaty G. B.ensworth Geo. H. Jackson James Clark Charles W. Stone M. B. Dunham L. R. Freeman Chas. Sigel E. W. Campbell G. B. Ensworth Allen’s Cash Shoe Store Maybank & CO Mam First National Nurseries Rochester
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