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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1914

Page

5

Mail Carrier Eysinger Resigns Amid Pay Dispute

Ray Eyesinger who held the mail contract between the post office and two railroad stations resigns effective August 1st after deeming $1050 yearly pay insufficient. The Treasury plans to purchase the Sib ley Jot corner Elk and 12th for a new Federal building with Congress approving an appropriation.

Ray Eyesinger Treasury Department J. C. Sibley Corner Elk and 12Th Streets Franklin Federal Congress

Nurse Martha Moore Undergoes Appendicitis Operation

Miss Martha Moore a graduate nurse of Emergency Hospital was operated on for appendicitis on Sunday evening July 5 and is expected to speedily recover. Jacobson Machine Company plant, previously slack, has picked up and added staff. In ten days three carloads of gas engines valued at 7000 have shipped with many orders ahead.

Willis Baker U. S. Forester W. M. Baker Warren Alberquerque N. M Baker State College Columbus Lodge Masons H. B. Blair Columbus Lodge Columbus Martha Moore Jacobson Machine Company Earl Damon Corry Kane Hill Clarence A. Glas Erie Kane Glas Marienville Glass Marienville Glass Co Marienville Forest County D. B. Shields C. P. Cloak R. R. Underwood Alice McElwee William McElwee Western Crawford Cochranton McElwee Geneva Sheakleyville George E. Emerson Pennsylvania Flyer Union City St. Vincent Hospital Bell William Davids Bell Telephone Co

Multiple Local Accidents and Notables In Warren Area

A sequence of reports from Warren and nearby towns details Glenn Conklin, five, struck by a Garland driver with minor injuries. Titusville man Fred Buser dies after mowing machine accident. clashes at Mount Jewett between constable and police. Rev J E Berkheimer dies at Pleasantville aged 72. Rev Horace G Ogden declines Jamestown return. local paving contract in Youngsville. various accidents, deaths, legal notices and civic events across the region including Kane, Sherman, Corry and Bear Lake.

Mount Jewett Mt. Jewett Bear Lake Calvin Johnson Johnson E. Saunders Westfield M. Perkins O. Chapman Corry Charles Johnson Erie Alfred Johnson Titusville Cecil Johnson Chautauqua Albert Johnson Canada Chapman East Main Street

Protection for Genius Keeps Perpetual Motion Claims In Check

Washington officials tighten patent rules for perpetual motion inventors. Applicants must submit a working model with a $15 filing fee. If merit is lacking the fee is kept, and many inventors face financial strain. The circular aims to save time and money for both the government and hopeful inventors.

Washington Patent Office Uncle Sam Woolard

Warren Mail Subscription Offer

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Warren Mail

Uncle Sam Keeps Girls on the Farm in Canning Clubs

Washington reports Uncle Sam guiding schoolgirls in five southern states to form canning clubs under the agriculture department. Miss Mary Cromer of Aiken South Carolina started the program with 46 pupils teaching tomato and bean preservation, earning profits cited per acre and promoting girl labor and hand canning skills.

Washington Sam Department of Agriculture Mary Cromer Aiken 8. C Farm Demonstration Service Jerry Moore Miss Cromer

Springs 220 Degrees Hot Near Portland

On the Clackamas river thirty miles south of Estacada and seventy from Portland lie about fifty hot springs near the river. A French trapper, Michel Arquette, learned of them from Molalla Indians and confirmed waters reach 220 degrees, cooking beans in minutes and even cooking fish in the spring. The springs issue from solid rock and are highly salted, but not in an objectionable taste.

Portland Clackamas River Estacada Michel Arquette Clackamas Big Hole

Printing Prices and Wedding Invites at Warren Mail Office

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