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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1909
Page
5
Tax collector candidate RK H Winger announces intention to run in Warren Borough primaries to be held January 1909. R W Cousins noted as another entry in the Republican primary.
A wedding took place on January 7 1909 at St Joseph's church Warren between Mr J McGarrey and Miss Anna Marie Marley both of Warren in a simple church ceremony.
Libby Allim, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Oscar Granquist, died at Gladerun on January 8 1909. The funeral was conducted last Sunday afternoon. Also, Mrs John Sill died January 14 1909 at 830 AM at her home 308 Fourth Street Warren.
At Warren on January 9, 1909 a son was born to Mr and Mrs John Berdine of Frank street. Also at Warren a son was born to Mr and Mrs Nick Heim of Jefferson street. At Hemlock on January 9, 1909 a son was born to Mr and Mrs Fred Warner.
The paper offers a catalog of public documents including works on railways tuberculosis poultry insects and agriculture from state and Penn State. Also notes Senator Penrose's strong postal service support and the role of newspapers in rapid vote tallying as a triumph of journalism per the Boston Herald.
A column of quick items mentions Venezuela and Castro humor, Turkey women’s clubs, an underground oil pipe in Missouri, a reportedly broke German Emperor, predictions about Africa hunts, champagne tariffs, Panama discoveries, 1912 talk for Johnson of Minnesota, Abe Ruef seeking justice, a New Jersey chicken thief, and Pennsylvania auto licenses rising by about 6,000. it closes noting a hard times impact on waste business and an Indian woman’s maiden name fragment.
The New York Tribune Association created the New York Tribune Farmer as a non political national journal for all farmer families. Dr C D Smead of Logan NY is praised as the best veterinary writer by Dr J C Currier of Minnesota. Subscriptions offered at $1 75 for one year to The Tribune Farmer and The Mat.
The Birmingham Age-Herald notes a woman described as Partridge has had husbands named Robin Sparrow and Quayle. The passage mockingly links her to birds and suggests she values men only as creatures of flight. It then recalls Christmas giving, a Pennsylvania rooster’s 300 mile car ride, railway costs, and tariff politics involving Carnegie and Taft.
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