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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1912
Page
7
The notice lists rail times for the Pennsylvania R R East West and Clean-Onl City Division with multiple daily departures and a daily except Sunday note. It includes eight listed times for each route and mentions north south services.
The timetable lists Main Line and branch car departures from Warren, Glade Run, Conewango, and P. & EK stations with hourly patterns, special rush and express runs, and late services. It also enumerates state and county officials, health officers, and local city officers guiding the Warren line area.
Long list of national and local officials including President Taft, Knox, Taft era cabinet, and state and city posts with names such as George Wy. Colvin and M. M. Dunham. Contains multiple departments and terms for school, health, finance, and public works with numerous names and roles.
Joseph A. Schofield announces candidacy for the Pennsylvania State Assembly from Warren County in the Spring Primaries on April 13, 1912. If renominated and re-elected, he pledges to run for Speaker of the Assembly.
George F. Yates announces candidacy for Delegate to the Republican State Convention subject to primary decision. William Brady is listed as a candidate for Delegate at the Republican convention.
Writ of fieri facias issued by the Court of Common Pleas of Warren County Pennsylvania directs a sale at the Court House in Warren Borough. The notice specifies enforcement of a judgment through public auction under authority of the writ.
J J Desmond of Columbus Pennsylvania is named as a candidate for delegate to the National Republican Convention to be held in June in Chicago. The notice lists Desmond as a prospective delegate from Columbus and invites supporters to submit endorsements.
A parcel of 50 acres in Elk Township Warren County Pennsylvania described as part of tract 542 bounded by Sampson Akeley and 5542 lands is to be sold in a foreclosure at the suit of Josephine B Smith. The Hagbergs are named as owners of the property. The deed chain includes transfers dated 1872 1885 and 158. The sale proceeds under execution will transfer title to the successful bidder.
Warr en County Common Pleas notices announce libellant Harriet Porterfield seeks divorce from Louis Porterfield and Lola Parker seeks divorce from Hugh Parker. Court to convene February 5 1912. subpoenas returned non est inventus. sheriff Henry Park issues warning to appear for show cause in Warren Pa. December 21 1911.
Actress Anna Held announces in an afternoon paper that she will seek absolute divorce from Florenz Ziegfeld Sr. in New York state. The action, not tied to the Miss Innocence company, is expected to begin before the season ends.
Libellant Mary J. Karns versus Respondent John Y. Karns filed in the Warren County Common Pleas June term 1911. Subpoena and alias subpoena ordered for the first Monday in September 1912 and related directions dated Warren Pa December 21 1911.
In Warren County Common Pleas No 18 June Term 1911 Libellant Rae F E Garfield petitions for divorce from Jay J Garfield. Court set to hear March 4 to answer the complaint and show cause why bonds of matrimony should not be dissolved. Sheriff Henry Park serves notice in Warren Pa on December 7 1911.
James W. Wiggins, auditor, to attend court in Warren Borough on February 16, 1912 at 10:00 A M to hear and determine distribution of funds held by receivers in the Re Petition for appointment of receivers for the Oil Field Supply Company. Interested parties may attend.
Market report lists commodities and bids in New York on January 24. Wheat No 2 red at 1.02 per bushel, oats at 55 4/5 cents, pork cuts at 17.00 to 17.50, butter creamer y specials at 57 cents, eggs white fancy 40 cents, Long Island No 1 potatoes at 2.50 per barrel and Maine potatoes 3.25 to 3.75 per bag.
Buffalo market prices list wheat corn oats and flour values with several butter cheese and potato entries. Also includes general carting moving services piano handling and railroad freight. promotion of auction bills syrup labels and job printing at The Mail Office with local telephone contacts.
Regular visits by Dr Rhoads of Pittsburgh, specialist in chronic diseases, will occur at the New Struthers Hotel in Warren Pa on Thursday. He offers free consultations, home treatment options, and promises cure where possible, including rheumatism, kidney and bladder issues, stomach and liver troubles, skin and blood diseases, and private diseases for young men.
Prime steers bring around 7.00 to 7.40 per cwt with 1200 to 1400 lb animals. Choice fat cows pull 5.75 to 10.50, export steers 5.25 to 5.75, veals 10.00 to 10.25. Lambs 6.00 to 6.40, mixed sheep 3.79 to 4.15. Hogs light 6.25 to 6.50, heavy 6.40 to 6.75, pigs 5.60 to 6.75. Feeders and market activity shown with varied price ranges.
The report lists No. 1 Timothy at $23.00 and $43.50 for timothy. No. 2 Timothy shows $22.00 and $42.50. Straw, wheat and oat commodities appear at $10.50 and $11.00.
The Continent notes biweekly essays from Rev John Henry Jowett D D and notable contributors including John Timothy Stone William Jennings Bryan Sir Wilfred T Grenfell Ralph Connor among a strong editorial staff. Sample copies offered and postal addresses listed in New York Chicago and Philadelphia.
A patient from Upper Sandusky Ohio reports two years of heart, back and left side pain with breathing difficulty and exertional palpitations. After using about thirteen bottles of Dr Miles Heart Remedy and Nervine she gained 14 pounds and feels better than ever. The ad asserts tonic benefits for heart nerves and muscles and claims life extension in severe cases.
A brief classified notice promotes advertising in the Mail channel to reach new customers. It emphasizes quick results and broad readership, urging local businesses to place ads to boost visibility and sales.
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