Neighborhood notes from Warren period reflect civic grants and legal shifts
Gov F W Higgins donates 1000 to Olean Park Commission for park beautification. Promoters of macadam roads gain hope from Crawford county finances. Mayville indictments for murder loom as grand jury targets Mrs Carter and daughter. David Cameron earns another Tioga County judge commission amid likely unopposed election.
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F. W. Higgins
Park Commission of
Olean
United States
P. C. Knox
Pennsylvania
United States Navy
Jamestown
N. Y
Newport, R.I
Naval Training School
Mayville
Hattie E. Carter
Elizabeth Anderson
William E. Carter
Ollie Boden
Lambert
Supreme Court
Scranton
Rice
Porter
Columbus Grange
D. B. Trisket
C. M. Dodd
William Messenger
James Hall
Josephine Crosby
Ellen Ayer
John Tubbs
Minnie Tubbs
Albert Curtis
L. L. Coves
T. Poole
Pomona
Rachel L. DeJean
Ceres
Ellen Raymond
Flora
Ellen Curtis
David Cameron
Tioga County
Mitchell
Stone
Cameron
Jerome B. Niles
Excursion Tickets to Florida by Erie Railroad
Erie railroad offers very low rate excursion tickets to all Florida points from principal stations. Tickets may route via Cincinnati or New York and steamer, with berth and meals included on the New York route. For full particulars inquire at Erie ticket agents or write F. H. Garfield Jamestown NY.
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Florida
Erie Railroad
Cincinnati
New York
Erie
F. H. Garfield
Jamestown
N. Y
Mrs Casemere’s repairs at 335 Hickory Street Warren
When you want clothes repaired or cleaned and made to look as good as new take them to Mrs Casemere’s. Her prices are low and her work first class. She can sew a rip or patch so it looks as good as brand new. Residence is 335 Hickory Street Warren.
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Mrs
Job Printing Offer At Low Rates
The MAIL job printing establishment is prepared to handle all orders on short notice with quality guaranteed equal to the best. We employ no solicitors but will send a representative by telephone upon call. We respectfully solicit orders in this line and will strive to give satisfaction.
Best Job Printing at the Mai Office on Short Notice
A brief notice highlights rapid printing services available at the Mai Office, promising quick turnaround for urgent needs. The item emphasizes efficiency and accessibility for last minute printing tasks.
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Mai
County Caucus Nominates Borough Officers in Youngsville
Youngsville Republicans held a caucus in the Town Hall nominating officers for council, school director, auditor, constable, judge of elections, and inspector of elections. The list includes Fred Swanson, A. M. Schnell, Charles Henry, Albert Smith, Peter Beckenbach, Carl Dunham, Harry Kinnear, and R Schnell. The piece also notes local visits, health scares, and the Abandoned Home reflection.
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Kemp
Elkland
Rev
Garretts
Council
Fred Swanson
A. M. Schnell
Chas. Henry
Albert Smith
Peter Beckenbach
Carl Dunham
Jo Ge
Harry Kinnear
R. Schnell
L. McCune
Pittsfield
Clare Odell
Frank Brown
Cumberland
Elizabeth Filer
Olean
N. Y
Tom Yates
Freehold
Clara McKinney
Buffalo
Laura Jackson
Warren
Thomas Kay
N. P. Belnap
K. L. Morris
Warren County
Swanson’s
Lang
Titusville
Carrie
Obituary and local notices from Sugar Grove region
Schuyler Seager, 79, died Sunday night at the home of John Nobbs where he spent the last decade. Interment will be at Conewango after a vault in Randolph. Dr. William Shortt, now in Pittsburgh, passed state board exams with honors. Miss Nelle Mix resumes hospital nursing in Cleveland after scarlet fever. Reverend E C Delaplaine of Warren preached at the M E Church. Mrs. Frear, longtime resident, died January 18 after prolonged illness from tumors. Ray Parshall opens a general store in Wenatchee Washington. Mrs. L E Hammond of Brookhaven, N Y visits daughter Mrs. C P Bucklin. Miss Laura Freck, Buck Mills teacher, moved to Newtown Mills after local school fire. Keystone Hotel at North Clarendon sold at sheriff sale to Jerry Rigley of Warren. Revival meetings in Clarendon Free Methodist Church led by Rev. F B Schriner ongoing nightly.
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Sugar Grove
Schuyler Seager
John Nobbs
Saeger
Conewango
Randolph
Conenango
Wm. Shortt
Pittsburg
Nelle Mix
Cleveland
Tidionte News
Charlotte Cumings
East Brady
H. H. Cumings, Jr
Ray Parshall
Wenatchee, Wash
L. E. Hammond
Brook Haven
N. Y
C. P. Bucklin
Sheffield
Laura Freck
Buck Mills
Newtown Mills
Keystone
North Clarendon
Sheriff's Sale
Jerry Rigley
Warren
Free Methodist Church
Clarendon
F. B. Schriner
Barnes
Engraved Stationery Styles Displayed at The Mail Office
The Mail Office showcases fashionable engraved stationery with samples and prices. Shoppers may view a range of styles and purchase directly at the store.
Flindt's Pile Remedy Offered at Mullens Drug Store
Advert reads Flindt's Pile Remedy for sale at Mullens Drug Store. Also advertised pressing bricks and quitclaim deeds newly printed for sale at the Mail Office.
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Flindt
Mullen
Col. James M. Guffey Praised For Church Building Push
Rev. Dr. John T. Riley lauded Col. James M. Guffey in Pittsburg for aiding Methodist church construction in the Oklahoma conference. Riley noted Guffey helps fund five churches yearly, with last year and this year each bringing five new structures. Funds cover shingles glass doors windows flooring and ceiling. The congregations then assemble the churches and furnishings locally.
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Jim Guffey
Oklahoma Conference of
Oklahoma Territory
James M. Guffey
Pittsburg
John Thomas Riley
Oklahoma City
Riley
Col. Guffey
Promising Outlook for State Roads as Work Tax Scheduled to End
The nine and a quarter miles of good roads completed last year under the good roads law are disappointing, yet thirty-two miles are now under construction. Highway Commissioner Hunter criticizes the work tax system, noting wasting half of the 4.5 million dollars collected for road purposes and promising abolition of work tax in townships soon. Insanity experts link idle labor to higher insanity percentages, estimating about six percent in England from overwork, with laziness and excess in passions among other causes.
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Lake Erie
Benjamin Lang
Titusville
Currie
Youngsville
Crawford County
Venango County
Sibley
Wm. Ferris
Wm. Gulick
Messrs. Black
Plimpson
Thomas
Hunter
England
For Sale Cheaply Fifteen-week Scholarship Offer
A concise notice invites applicants to obtain a fifteen week scholarship at the Hoff Business College of Warren. Prospective students are directed to the MAIL Office for particulars and further instructions.
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Hoff Business College of
Warren
First Jacksonville tour by Pennsylvania Railroad depart New York
The first Jacksonville tour of the season via the Pennsylvania Railroad leaves New York Philadelphia and Washington on January 31 by a special train for two weeks in Florida. Excursion tickets include railway transportation Pallaan accommodations one birth and meals en route both directions at rates by city from New York 50 Buffalo 54.25 Rochester 54 Elmira 5145 Erie 54.85 Williamsport 50 Wilkesbarre 50.35 with proportionate rates from other points. Similar tours set for February 14 and 28. For tickets itineraries and full information contact ticket agents or Geo W Boyd General Passenger Agent Broad Street Station Philadelphia.
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Jacksonville
Pennsylvania Railroad
Florida
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Buffalo
Rochester
Elmira
Erie
Williamsport
Wilkesbarre
Geo. W. Boyd
Broad Street Station
Erie Railroad Low Rates on Westbound Tickets
Low fares to West Northwest South and Southwest offered by the Erie Railroad with both one way and round trip options. Also on sale Landseekers and One-Way Settlers' tickets on the first and third Tuesdays of each month. For details contact H. Garfield D. P. A. Jamestown.
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Erie Railroad
H. Garfield
Jamestown
Seed lists, fads, and beef trust clash at Harrisburg meeting
The Era notes seed catalogues and a weed remedy claim beside a growing bowling fad across America. In Harrisburg a 250 strong farming group led by Pennsylvanians urged against repealing the Great Law taxing colored oleo at ten cents a pound. Senators Penrose Knox and Gov. Pennypacker backed Roosevelt’s beef trust inquiry.
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Bradford
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Penrose
Knox
Goy
Pennypacker
Beef Trust
Roosevelt
Dr J E Jordan's Dental Parlors in Hoffman Block
Listings mention Dr J E Jordan's Dental Parlors in the Hoffman Block with appointments via Bell 295 B. Also advertised are fine imported canary birds for sale at Flindt Barber Shop on Penn a Avenue.
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J. E. Jordan
Hoffman Block
Bell
Flindt
Penn’a Avenue
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Broadway
Baltimore
Dorothy Dodd
Chas. H. Smith
Second St
Warren, PA
Kopf & Henry
Michigan
IOR
Second Street
Shear's Department Store
Business College
THE
Hoff Business College