Reward Votes For Cash Jobs In Pony Contest
A local notice offers 100 votes per dollar for all cash paid work in this Office and doubles the rate during the Pony Contest. The scheme incentivizes payment with cash for services rendered.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1913
Page
8
Families To Hold Reunion In June Around Rus sell and Quaker Hill
The report lists two family reunions: the Akeley Briggs gathering June 17 at Fern Cliff Grove on Hubert Fox Farm near Russell on Conewango Creek and the Wilcox Spencer meeting June 24 at Fred Frantz home on Quaker Hill. Also notes Clarendon wedding of Esther Stranburg and Conrad Dahl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akeley
Briggs
Fern Cliff Grove
Hubert Fox
Russell
Conewango Creek
Wilcox
Spencer
Fred Frantz
Quaker Hill
Clarendon
Esther Hazel Stranburg
Edward Stranburg
Conrad F. Dahl
Warren
Carl Jacobson
Ella Dahl
Edmund Stranburg
Elmer Dahl
Hilda Stranburg
Jackson Avenue
World News Briefs Highlight Global Trade And Politics
Wholesale drygoods houses in Chicago post their largest weekly business on record. President Wilson’s stock market observations trigger tariff debate. Whitman receives honorary doctorate at NYU amid political bids. Japan protests California land laws as diplomacy tests patience. Aboyeur wins the Epsom Derby amid controversy. Senate probes tariff lobbying and labor issues. Whitman runs for New York mayor. Paterson strike leaders convicted. Hoboken boilermakers strike over flag insult. Bon vivant wake ends with shooter injured. Adirondack land title validity questioned. Wilson denies tariff lobbying accusations. Supreme Court rules against John Mitchell’s state labor post. Ambassador Mrs. Wilson testifies on embassy dangers. Mayors clash on Sunday baseball. referendum likely. German officials deny Panama exhibition boycott. Yerkes estate details reveal creditor debts. Forbes Winslow dies. Lamb to be ambassador to Mexico. Fire in Long Island City causes large losses. Princeton warns against indifference to human need. Underwood tariff tweaks favor reciprocal meat grain flour import. Vaccine developer explains limits on tuberculosis cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adirondack
Wilson
Supreme Court
John Mitchell
L. H. Wilson
Mexico
Binghamton
Foreign Office
Charles T. Yerkes
Forbes Winslow
England
John E. Lamb
Indiana
Long Island City
Hibben
Princeton
Senate
Karl von Ruck
New York
Cold weather hits upstate farmers with ice frost and crop loss
Upstate farmers report significant crop damage as icy and frosty conditions persist. Medical experts discuss Dr. von Ruck vaccine ethics in New York. Argentina sends first beef shipment to Brooklyn. Appellate court rules Governor Sulzer overstepped powers in appointing labor commissioner John Mitchell. Baby girl found with needles and poison triggers Queens police investigation. A starving mother abducts a baby on the subway to Bellevue Hospital following a policeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Phsicians
von Ruck
Brooklyn
Supreme Court
Sulzer
John Mitchell
Woodhaven
L. I
Queens Police
Bellevue Hospital
Congress and President Deny Tariff Hearing to Sugar Producers
Sugar producers decry lack of fair hearing on tariffs as Congress and the president deny requests. Chauncey M Depew criticizes current administration pork barrel policies before leaving for Europe. Senator Newlands proposes a labor arbitration board. Irish home rule bill advances in the House of Commons. Mayor Wittpenn elected Jersey City commissioner under new government. Federal grand jury in Chicago probes $900000 oleomargarine tax frauds. Wedding announces Miss Margaret Huber and Paul G Schwab wed. Mae LaPorte Company to close its engagement at Harald Theatre and open in Jamestown. Wildcat encounter near Cherry Grove ends with the mother relocating progeny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Chauncey M. Depew
Europe
Newlands
House of Commons
Wittpenn
Jersey City
Chicago
Department of Justice
Ads fragment hints at local notices and chatter
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White Sale Tables Linen Offer From Mills Worldwide
The linen section presents a wide scope of linens from American, Irish, and German mills. New patterns and fine sturdy qualities are offered at a Special Discount during the White Sale. Buy now whether you need them immediately or not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Germany
Stylish Shirtwaists Offer Unmatched Selection and Prices
Our stock is at its most complete and comprehensive with prices lower than ever before. It will be a pleasure to show you waists even if you do not buy.
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Simeon Huber
Paul G. Schwab
Lena Huber
Erie
Cleveland
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Nue
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Tre
Jamestown
N. Y
Arthur Boyle
Morrison
Cherry Grove
Boyle
Rush Farnsworth
Farnsworth
White Sale
Eee
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