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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1910
Page
4
Local notice proclaims a candidate’s name for Pennsylvania’s Twenty-eighth Congress race subject to the party primary. The event date and location are noted with election timing details and party process.
The Mary party files Frank M. Knap as a candidate for state senate pending the decision of a Rel OReee to be held on the 4th day of the month.
A 1909 notice authorizes Arthur W. Dennison and Joseph A. Schofield to run for the Assembly with support to be decided by primaries on June 4, 1910. The document mentions Warren Carate and indicates election procedures and candidate authorization for the party nominating process.
Jeremiah Albert Stober state treasurer elect was found dead in his Shoeneck home. The cause was heart disease. he had suffered weeks of illness but did not seek a doctor. Stober, born January 1 1842 in Clay township Lancaster County, served in the Union Army and long in Republican politics.
The annual meeting of the State Horticultural Association of Pennsylvania will be held in Tunkhannock Wyoming county from January 11 to 13. County societies plan fruit displays and a fine exhibition. Prof H A Sur face, State Zoologist, attends all sessions. Stakeholders may join for $1 and receive a copy of the annual report. Lime sulfur washes are marketed by several companies and can kill scale if trees are dormant. do not dilute more than one to eight.
A Blair County resident asked Professor H A Surface about bark scraping. The Pennsylvania zoologist says scraping is beneficial on rough bark of old trees but not on bark damaged by oil sprays fire or other injuries. He warns against scraping tender bark and notes that on old trees scraping can expose insects and pests to weather and insecticides.
The Pennsylvania Division of Zoology states it offers no spraying supplies for fruit trees and lists reputable manufacturers instead. Prof. H. A. Surface emphasizes the need for careful, individualized orchard care rather than overplanting to ensure quality fruit and profitable prices.
Harrisburg reports many cases searched for precedent after the death of a state treasurer before taking office. The Capitol notes the situation is unique in state history, with vacancy questions and new amendments affecting the office. Nomination for State treasurer likely to appear in spring party conventions.
The January 1910 outlook is the most optimistic in five years with transaction volumes matching 1907 and confidence high. While 1907 era issues linger and prices rise, the overall economy shows resilience, led by iron and steel with favorable agriculture and stable credit, hinting at a good year despite early price concerns. The week opens with a noticeable decline in certain indicators.
Dun's Review notes the rate stability abroad and rising U S bank exchanges up 12.8 percent over 1909 and 9.8 percent over 1906 outside New York. Rail earnings dip slightly due to weather and a strike while foreign commerce shows persistent import strength with New York weekly imports of 17,553,402 dollars, 6,525,564 more than exports and 5,482,396 above 1908 imports.
A collection of brief observational quips from various papers. Each item reflects a humorous or reflective take on life and social behavior as printed by Bradford Era Butler Eagle New Castle News Altoona Tribune Williamsport Sun Punxsutawney Spirit and Youngstown Telegram.
Senator Penrose provides public documents on farming gardening and fruit culture. Authors include Pa Dept of Agriculture and Pa State College with reports on orchard demonstrations plant pest treatment lime sulfur and study of Pennsylvania butter.
A demagogue is a member and leader of a political party to which we do not belong who has the art of presenting the heresies we hate so attractively that the foolish people elect him to office.
A column contrasts sensational cases of food related misdeeds with the frequent warnings about whisky, then shifts to a discussion of Germany's state bureaucracy and civil service under the Hohenzollerns. It cites Elmer Roberts' Monarchical Socialism in Germany from Scribner as framing.
The German state railway systems are run to serve general trade interests and to yield a satisfactory profit. In 1908 the Prussian railway administration reduced its regular freight tariffs.
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