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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1910
Page
8
The fifth annual Hoff Business College reunion was held Friday at Hunters Grove near North Warren with nearly 100 alumni attending, a larger turnout than previous years.
Mexico City reports government backing for a centennial celebration theater program featuring 24 operatic performances in September. Noted singers Constatino, Clements, Nordica and others join under Max Rabinoff, who leads the productions with a $50,000 gold subsidy.
New York July 20 market report shows No 2 red wheat f o b 1.84 with futures higher. July 1.21 1/4, Sept 1.82 146, Dec 1.14 14. Corn No 2 Western in elevator new 72 54 in trade. July 72 cents, Sept 71. Oats Natural White 26-32 lbs 48 5/8 to 34-42 lbs 47 1/2. Pork Mess 25.50. Butter Creamery specials 28 1/4 28 3/4, extra 27 1/4 27 1/2. Cheese State whole milk special 15 1/14 16. Eggs State and Pennsylvania 27 8 cents. Potatoes Southern No 1 per barrel 1.00 to 1.75.
Buffalo July 20 market report lists WHEAT Nos 1 Northern at 1.80 and 1.80 and No 2 red at 1.12. OATS No 2 white 48 cents f o b afloat. FLOUR Fancy patent 6.50 to 7.25 per barrel. BUTTER Creamery western 29 to 31 cents. EGGS State selected white 27 cents. POTATOES New Southern fancy 1.75.
AVLE prime export steers 7.25 to 7.25 per 100 pounds, choose butcher steers 7.25, cows 3.25 to 5.65, heifers 6.00 to 6.75, common to fair 2.50 to 5.50, veals 10.00 to 10.25, sheep and lambs yearlings 5.75 to 6.00, wethers 5.00 to 5.25, mixed sheep 4.25 to 4.75, hogs light 9.50 to 9.55, heavy hogs 8.70 to 8.80, pigs 9.70 to 9.75.
Timothy leads the market as top bid on track at 20 and 21 dollars. No 2 timothy follows at 17.5 to 18 dollars. Straw and wheat and oat listed at 8.0 to 8.5 dollars.
WasuineoTon D C July 19 The Inter State Commerce Commission may approve a voluntary suspension of advanced freight rates for several months to satisfy the commission railways and shippers A meeting today between Chairman Knapp and a committee of the Eastern trunk lines and Central Traffic Association discussed suspending rates effective August 1 The Trunk Line committee of New York city led by C C McCain cooperates to speed a workable settlement for all parties involved
Mrs. Ella Magill of Tidioute visits Warren relatives while Frances Mills of Northampton Mass stays with Miss Grace Hazeltine. Earl Cowan of Pittsburgh visits his parents in Warren. Nellie Stanton of Meadville visits A T Eaton family in Canton Street. Willis Houghtling and Charles Schimmelfeng return from Indiana. Susie Smith Brubaker of Vinton Iowa leaves for Akron. Warren Shawkey and wife depart for Buffalo for vacation. J M Bemis family visit Oil City and Rockmere. Jesse Banbury and family travel from Warren to Aurora Ontario via Judge Weaver. Dr J A Coates of Cleveland visits Glade parents. Nellie E Lounsbury departs for Apollo to organize IL OT M and attend Pittsburg picnic. Eva Corwin et al return from Chautauqua Lake camping. Walter and Clarence Reynolds summoned to Reynoldsville by uncle C A Stephenson’s death in Philadelphia.
A quote from the Chicago News notes a girl resents an attempted kiss by a young man describing it as an infamous lie, cited by the Los Angeles Times to illustrate a biased or misleading claim.
A historical note claims Winnipeg was built atop a swamp. The report highlights engineering challenges and site conditions affecting early development and urban planning.
New York Public Service Commission investigates Erie railroad billboard advertising at passenger stations amid complaints from several towns. J F Eberhardt of Chicago donates 85000 to Allegheny College, rising gifts to 120000. Saegertown voters approve 7900 expenditure for water works. Erie Warren Prohibition picnic set for Columbus, August 16. 10000 expected for Methodist outing at Conneaut Lake July 28. Lakeside Chautauqua Assembly opens July 30 through August 31.
The Hofft Business College announces a fall term start on September 6 at the Old Reliable School of Warren. A special discount is offered through August 1, inviting prospective students to enroll in a first class business education.
The Monroe Nursery of Monroe Michigan announces 63 years in business and 900 acres of stock. They offer high grade northern grown nursery stock and free outfit for agents. Write I. E. Ilgenfritz' Sons Company for particulars.
Notice to gas consumers announces a rate of 30 cents per thousand cubic feet starting July meters in Warren and nearby towns Rus sell, Stoneham, Clarendon, Watson, Tiona, Saybrook, Sheffield, Brookston. A 2 cent discount applies if payment is made by the tenth of the next month.
Sale of Golden oak bedroom suite three pieces with dresser full length French plate mirror priced at $17.50 as value. Morris chair $6 hot plate and other articles. Apply at Furniture 303 Hickory Street Warren Pa J921 28.
Two people died from gas in a room after a night of drinking in Easton. Benjamin Hughes of Elizabeth New Jersey and Mrs Mary Kirkendall of Bayonne New Jersey were found unconscious as gas filled the room. Hughes left a wife and child. Kirkendall was married with a husband.
Mrs Waldo Beaconhill of Boston laments the lack of Greek-lettered children’s blocks and blames it for her Emerson’s ennui, longing for a fairy tale told in moderately extended syllabic phrasing.
Consul Jose De Olivares reports Pittman, captured during the Bluefields battle, was confined in a 5 by 6 foot filthy cell and starved. Madriz pledged to provide food and a larger cell. Olivares to maintain contact and press for humane treatment.
Newport clergymen reaffirm they will not marry divorced individuals. A New York couple faced refusal when seeking a ceremony, with the woman identified as the innocent party in the divorce case.
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