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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1914
Page
7
C. S. Barrett president of the Farmers' Union, a three million member group, calls for the election of the renowned Pennsylvania figure who labored to improve national conditions and rural welfare.
Gifford Pinchot emerged as a pivotal leader in farm life reform, helping found the Country Life Commission and push land and irrigation policies. He pressed Roosevelt for reforms to open public lands to settlers, promote home building, and curb monopolistic control, shaping national policy on irrigation and rural welfare.
Congressman Palmer declares Penrose cannot be seated even if elected. He accuses Penrose of unfiled expense accounts and criticizes funds spent by the Grundy-Penrose committee as scandalous.
Liquor dealers receive a confidential roster listing favorable candidates. The document includes the entire Republican state ticket, signaling coordinated support from industry interests.
Threshermen in Bucks County District plan a special effort to defeat State Senator Clarence Buckman for re election due to his sponsorship of a bill that kept thousands of threshing rigs off state highways.
Darwin argues that regularly reading poetry and listening to music would preserve emotional vitality and protect intellect and moral character. He warns that neglecting these arts dulls the brain and weakens the emotional nature, implying a broader harm to well being.
The quote contrasts pleasant future planning with the immediate responsibility of doing duty now. It emphasizes choosing action over contemplation and the nobility of facing the current moment with resolve.
An archival line from Gelett Burgess titled The Maxims of Noah presents a playful contrast between a damsel who greets with soft words and a lover who tunnels to the door. The fragment showcases Burgess’s ironic tone and concise aphoristic style.
The article notes three hundred mosques in Constantinople with fifteen royal mosques seen as the finest. It explains the city's name meaning city of Constantine and highlights St. Sophia as the most famous mosque, originally a Christian church converted after Constantinople fell to Mohammed II in 1452.
In time of safety it is just as well to find where the fire escapes or the lifeboats are and to try on the cork slits in a brisk, cautionary note from Chicago News.
State Zoologist H A Surface identifies a surge of army worm activity in Pennsylvania lawns and fields. He explains the pest thrives when vegetation is scarce, and offers practical control methods using arsenical poisons applied as dust or spray to kill larvae without harming the grass.
Mrs. B F Winfield a midwife of Hartsburg Pa was sentenced to fifteen days in jail and fined fifty dollars for failing to observe the act requiring midwives to report ophthalmia neonatorum in infants she attended The state health department seeks license revocation action against her The piece warns that untreated infant eye inflammation causes blindness and cites public health efforts to enforce reporting and treatment
Local listing from the Warren Pennsylvania mail office promoting recent arrivals of Callin Cards and wedding invitations. Items highlighted include new card designs, envelope options, and pricing details for on-site pickup and possibly personalized orders.
Bemidji Minn the ninth installment of a fifteen payment treaty with the United States government is now being paid at the reservation. 1 479 Indians will participate with a per capita payment of 61 75 the total amount about 91075 two thirds already paid. Before payment each Indian must be examined by the agency physician who keeps a card index of all patients and if vaccination is needed it is completed before payment.
A ro bust tomcat from a Milwaukee beer car arrived at the Vancouver wharf yesterday. Customs officers provided milk and care as the once strong cat, now emaciated, recovered from a long seaborne delay. The car had been sealed thirty days ago.
Louis McKinstry compares the country weekly paper to guiding rills of thought and soil that shape character and virtue. He urges readers to subscribe to the Warren Mail, touted as the county’s most widely read paper.
Florence Park as administrator announces sale of Lot No. 3 in Williams Survey on Locust Street Warren Borough. Sale on August 20 1914 at 2 PM by public vendue. Terms one third cash on confirmation and balance in two annual installments with interest. Excludes oil gas and minerals. Property conveyed from Haglund to Samuel Park. Court notice in estate matter.
Letters of Administration on the Estate of Samuel Park of Glade Township Warren County Pennsylvania granted to the undersigned. Creditors and indebted persons must pay promptly and those with claims must present them for settlement by June 2 1914. Administrator of the Estate of Samuel Park deceased.
The Estate of Sarah F Weldon of Eldred Township Warren County Pa is administered by E L Maxson R F D 82 Spartangburg Pa. Creditors are urged to pay debts and all claims must be presented authenticated for settlement with dates noted July 7 1914 and July 9 61.
Notice of election of liquidating trustees for winding up affairs of Warren Leather Specialty Company Limited in Warren Pennsylvania dated July 14, 1914. Trustees named are J Wallace C E Metzger and M V Ball.
Applicants J P Marley William Brady and F A McDowell will seek a Pennsylvania charter on August 17 1914 at 10 AM under the 1874 act to form Cherry Run Oil and Gas Company for drilling mining exploring producing oil petroleum natural gas and related buying selling storage and transport activities with powers and privileges as provided by law. Solicitor A G Eldred signs dated July 23 36 Aug 6 14.
Application for charter will be made by J H Hokanson M F Jobes and G Brooks These are to form a corporation named Brokenstraw Valley Seed to buy sell grow and deal in seeds flowers plants trees vegetables and nursery products under the Act of Assembly and supplements thereto. notices indicate dates July 23 30 Aug 6 13.
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