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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1911
Page
5
A heated plea to wage earners to open a savings account with a strong bank. It promises safety and immediate access, noting a dollar starts an account and benefits like four percent interest compounded semi annually.
Billy Sunday pledged the Jamestown delegation of 25 ministers and businessmen the first open date on his calendar. Ministers agreed to close churches during the Sunday campaign and assist in revival services.
The Federal Express train on the New York New Haven Hartford line crashed near Fairfield Avenue after a crossover switch mis cue. Engineer Curtis and fireman Ryan died along with at least ten passengers. five hurt and many seriously injured. Officials say speeding beyond 15 mph at the wreck site caused the disaster.
John Carrell, a Milwaukee road fireman stationed west of Mobridge South Dakota and living there, was attacked by his wife who allegedly chloroformed him as he slept and stabbed him, leaving him badly disfigured. Jealousy is listed as the motive. Carrell is about 26 and his wife 40.
N. Simon of Appleton Wisconsin has won a contract from the National Dairy Show association to produce a cheese weighing 12000 pounds. It will use milk from 650 cows for one day and require 65 tons or 130000 pounds of milk and cream. Eighteen cheesemakers and twenty eight helpers will craft it on a specially built flat car.
Superintendent Van Tuyl authorizes Citizens' State Bank of Lyndonville Orleans County to conduct discount and deposit business. Directors include Willis S Housel Holby Charles E Housel Bergen Frank B Housel John Ward Lyndonville Albert B Hise Ashwood Lee I Wells Medina George Resseguie Millers.
Local merchants seek readers through classified mail ads promising measurable results. Agencies urge small businesses to place notices, citing broad reach and timely responses from targeted households and neighborhoods.
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