29 Jan 1903
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1903
Page
1
An old Jamestown Journal proverb extols bold effort over hesitation. Local notes cover weather, council meetings, court dates, new hires, a rail depot project, a hospital crosswalk plea, and civic updates from Warren and nearby towns. Numerous names, places, and events anchor the page.
The Mail Office offers latest Monogram Stationery in stylish paper and envelopes with good stock and low prices. Samples are available and orders taken at the shop.
Jacob Keller the Tailor advertises closing out 1000 yards of cloth at cost for cash only in 30 different shades suitable for rainy day skirts. No further details given.
Latest and fashionable engraved stationery displayed with samples and prices at the mail office.
Ovens' Buffalo Bread reported daily by Kent and Henry with five kinds fresh and available. Local shop advertisement notes ready service and variety for daily consumption.
Recently recorded transfers include Charles Offerle to Domi Heim $275 and to Henry Heim $300. D W Beaty to P J Maher $575. Mary E Kinsman to James Gunnison $104. C J Hultberg to William Brown $500. Adah Huntington to John Hepburn $700. Jerry Crary to Julana Gass $500. D L Ball to Alfred Schellhammer $1500. Amelia Stephens to George Snowden $12000. Julian Belden to Angeline Foreman $400 and John Foreman to Julian Belden $300. Cyrus Arters to Charles Johnson $1. Robert Slater to L A Cross $150. Moses Cook to Alfred Carson $35. Sally Harmon to Earl Abbott $1500. Clarissa Lloyd to W E Lloyd $50. Obituaries note Carl Flindt aged 68 in Warren with funeral at Nesmith Place. John Arnold 81 in Conewango. Amasa Birt civil war veteran in Frewsburg. Rev E B Whaley 73 in Spring Creek.
Deep snow in rural districts reduces school attendance noticeably while scarlet fever at Kinzua forces a temporary suspension of the primary schools. Efforts to erect a new Cornplanter Indian Reservation school proceed with strong local support and a Harrisburg favored project. Local Institutes are planned at Glade Run Lander Sugar Grove Limestone and Youngsville in coming weeks. The Department of Public Instruction aims to double township high school funding, a move welcomed by several Warren townships.
100 tons of old rubber boots and shoes, wringer rollers, circular packing, hose, bursted tires, red rubber, brass, lead, zinc, and copper boiler parts are requested free of cloth or dirt. Pickup at Watson Avenue near Boss Wagon Shop between Second and Third Streets. evenings at Mrs Sselys on Poplar Street. ROBERT JOHNSON invites old friends.
John Stinger now runs the Struthers Hotel Barn and will give special attention to farmers horses. Transient trade welcomed as there is no livery in connection.
Jacob Keller the tailor announces new fall and winter clothing arrivals. Best work at low cash prices. Jacob Keller offers ready made garments and custom fittings for men and boys.
A series of marriage notices from Warren and nearby areas dated January 1903. William H Hambleton weds Bessie Barringer at First M E Church parsonage in Warren. Rhoda Fogle of Scofield Pa. marries Metz of Erie Pa. Harry R Henderson formerly of Warren marries Theresa Hollecea of Smethport Pa in Olean N Y.
The Toledo Bee warns misguided youths against late nights and drinking, arguing success requires temperance and steady effort. It says money, opportunity, and respect come to those who live within means, sleep, and show up ready for work, not to flashy good fellows chasing quick thrills.
One fourth mile from Youngsville borough line on Pittsfield road features a fine dwelling and sturdy outbuildings. Inquire of W R Smith Youngsville Pa.
Notices of births marriages and deaths are printed at no charge while resolutions of respect cost 50 cents to 1 dollar and bank cards cost 50 cents. Payment or guarantee of payment must accompany the order.
Childs tricycle in good condition offered for sale. Inquiries at Mail Office Best Job Printing at Mat OFFICE.
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