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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1905
Page
8
Two elders of the Mormon Church are in Butler urging converts, while local sentiment calls for decisive action. The issue highlights religious tensions as the town weighs its stance on the visiting missionaries and their outreach.
July 25 report from Youngsville details Dave Bowman returning home under doctor's care after two months in Jamestown. Local residents Mrs. Perry Patch and family visited, others traveled to Buffalo, Lakewood, and Chautauqua. Homes moved, verandas added, brick walks laid, and several residents visiting kin or returning from work in Oil City and Corry.
July 24 notes report a well attended dime social at Frank Lind's home last Thursday. Rev Rinell visited Erie on Monday. Mrs Koben of Jamestown stayed at the Lutheran parsonage last week. Miss Selma Lind, working in Youngsville, returned home briefly. Miss Lillian Gustafson visits friends in Warren and Kane. David Spetz works with his father's team to draw bark in the woods.
July notes from Jamestown and Edinboro with visits by A L Trantum Ernest Page and T H Whittaker. Kerbas Ferry opens on Lake Columbus. Fall term at Edinboro Normal begins Sept 12 1905. Army worm pest control tips for Venango County farmers. Jamestown drowning of 11 year old Victor Carlson at Chadakvin creek. body not found. Northwestern Pennsylvania Volunteer Firemen set 11th annual convention in Bradford Aug 8-11.
Charles McKinney kills a four and a half foot rattler near Cal McKinney home as rattlers run large in Irvine and Allegheny Mineral Springs reports. Births noted in Oscar Olson and others, Ned Secor returns from navy service to Nebraska, P and EK passenger depot remodeling underway. Tidioute reports Henry Evans dies at 76, church interior redecorating funded by a modest local donor, town sidewalks and homes repainted, and a new local nine formed for ball games.
Acts of Assembly grant transportation to surviving soldiers who were held at Andersonville Georgia for the dedication of a national cemetery memorial in Americus Georgia. Also eligible are Pennsylvania soldiers from 45th 50th 51st 100th regiments and Durel s battery who took part in the Vicksburg siege. Dedication time not fixed likely October or November. Contact Adjutant General Hon Thomas J Stewart Harrisburg for details.
A Candor New York farmer purchased $1.95 blankets from a western mail order house. The blankets were made at the Candor blanket factory and resold to the local buyer with tags printed in the Candor Courier office. Local price for the same blankets was 90 cents each.
Deputy Attorney General Fleitz advised State Highway Commissioner Hunter that township supervisors must credit one-fourth rebate on both work tax and money tax for property owners using 4 inch wide tires on draught wagons. The 1901 act supports this, though some township supervisors favored rebates on work tax only. Wide tires improve road quality.
The author argues workers should focus on their employer's interests, quality over pay, and using steady earnings wisely. He suggests reduced strikes and personal effort could grow a surplus, leading to greater independence and capacity.
Mrs. M. Crittenden owner and manager offers rooms and board at reasonable rates at Colonial Cottage No. 22 Cookman Avenue opposite Hall of Philosophy. Also note a Fifteen-week Hoff Business College scholarship in Warren and mail-office inquiries.
Advertises affordable yearly rates for The Mail and the New York Tribune and announces a special combined offer. Also notes sale of a lightly used second-hand survey instrument by Eli S. Keller of Keller's Sons in Warren, Pa.
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