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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1913

Page

4

Legislature Under Reapportionment Changes House Seats

Calculations on reapportionment for Harrisburg suggest a 202 member House, down five from now. Philadelphia drops to 40, Allegheny gains to 26, Cambria to 4, Clearfield to 2, Indiana to 2, Lancaster to 4, Washington to 4, Westmoreland to 6, with 32 counties each retaining one seat. Bradford Cumberland McKean Tioga Venango lose a seat.

Harrisburg Philadelphia Allegheny Cambria Learfield Indiana Lancaster Washington Westmoreland Bradford Cumberland McKean Tioga Venango

Steady advertising pays and reaches rural markets

The piece argues steady newspaper advertising brings steady returns for merchants by reaching city and country readers. It notes the Mail’s reach, government support for agricultural experts, and calls for subscription to The Mail, with mentions of local papers from Oil City Derrick and others.

Uncle Sam Smith Board of Supervisors Sora

October Rail Traffic Sets Record Across Steam Railways

The October 1912 report shows record receipts and expenses for steam railways, with net operating revenue averaging 15.71 dollars per mile per day, up from 13.74 in 1911. Mileage covered about 220,636 miles, roughly 90 percent of U.S. steam railway lines, and aggregate net revenue rose by 14,870,125 dollars year over year, driven mainly by freight traffic.

Bureau of Railway Economics Interstate Commerce Commission United States

The Battle of Life

A reflective note quoting William James on life’s equality before God and the shared struggle of all people despite social ranks and differences.

William James

Milton’s Cottage Preserved From Milton’s Plague Refuge

John Milton’s cottage at Halfon St Giles remains well preserved since the poet fled London during the 1665 plague. Milton, newly rewarded for Paradise Lost, lived there with visitors in later years, the house retaining its original state and top village position.

John Milton England Halfont St. Giles London Milton

Burrowes Odd Habit Sparks Laughing Exchange

An Irish driver Peter Burrowes is teased for absentmindedness as a friend finds him shaving with his face near an empty wall. Burrowes jokes about looking in a mirror after discovering there was no glass, revealing a broken mirror six weeks earlier.

Peter Burrowes Burrowes Barrowes Enias Chira Payer Sun Trenary Phomes Thomas Jesus Soo Missionary Fund Dutch Reformed Church

London Tidbits Open With Witty Exchange

An old London jest recalls a quip about a mother-in-law who falls into water and a response that nothing pleases her, capturing a lighthearted bite from Tite Bits. The remark highlights social humor of the era and wit in casual dialogue.

London

Winnebago Indian farming progress amid agency report

The Winnebago in Nebraska show steady gains under Superintendent Albert Kneale. Indians attend schools and churches, build homes, and farm 161 plots covering about 11,853 acres with crops valued at around 104,950 dollars. Several full blood farmers like Edward Satchet and Alex Hittle expand holdings, while hosts of small success stories accompany a note of caution on land patents and opportunistic land offers.

Nebraska Indian Office Albert Kneale Winnebago Agency Kneale Winnebagos Decora Hge Props Edward Satchet Alex Hittle Jessee Winnebago Farmers’ Institute State University Phurston County Mary Johns Hittle Alexander Hittle Winnebago Village Frank Boyd Sioux City Willie Sun

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