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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1919
Page
2
Herbert Quick argues that farming success rests on a farmer’s love of soil and labor. He says endurance, stock care, and creative instinct forge a new farming class as nature becomes an ally, not an obstacle.
In Warren County Common Pleas a subpoena issued to Joseph Wischer in the divorce suit Libellant Sandra Wiecher v Joseph Wischer. The alias subpoena returns non est inventus so the respondent is summoned to appear at the Court House Warren on the first Monday in July to answer the complaint or show cause why divorce should not be granted, with sheriff and attorney notice dated June 1949.
Ferne E. Jones files for divorce from Francis H. Jones in Warren county. Subpoena issued, return show cause why divorce should not be granted. Court to be held at the Court House in Pleas Borough, key hearing set. Sheriff W. W. Muir announces the process, attorney D A Arled notes appearance. June 3 1919.
Libellant Mary Levein sues Max Levein for divorce. Upoena returns indicate respondent must appear in person at Court of Common Pleas in Warren County on the first Monday of July to answer, show cause, and defend against the divorce petition. Sheriff W. W. Muir warns of consequences for failing to appear. Attorney Geo B. Munn represents the libellant.
A 1919 Warren County Common Pleas divorce subpoena was issued requiring the respondent to appear and answer libel and show cause in the court. Dated Warren Pa June 2 1979, attorney GEO B Munn notes service and deadline.
Subpoena and alias subpoena issued in the divorce case Donna M Fralick Liblant against George M Fralick Respondent returned non est inventus. You are notified to appear in proper person for the proceedings as required by law.
The text appears as a damaged legal notice indicating a petition or libel may be filed with the court, urging appearance by a specified date and naming D A Arvid or Arird as attorney.
Libellant Helen G Gail sues Frank Gail in this court of common pleas. You are ordered to appear in person to show cause why the prayer of the libel should not be granted. The document cites acts of assents and names Munn, attorney, and sheriff as officers of the court.
The Warren Mail Print Shop completed printing tasks quickly, delivering ready materials with efficiency and reliability. Local customers praised prompt service and accurate results from the shop’s operations.
Case from June Term requires Nellie C Gibson to answer Leslie Gibson in a court action. The filing references the acts of the Assembly and directs a response by a specified return day.
The German chancellor Brockdorff-Rantzau is portrayed as required to submit to the Allies terms. The piece frames the act as admitting absolute defeat for Germany in the peace process. The article markets aMail subscription at $1.50 per year.
Notice to stockholders announces a special meeting at the company's Warren borough office Pennsylvania at 10:00 a m on July 18 1919 to vote on an increase of capital stock. Secretary Alemander Clark solicitor. May 15-St
H A Fuellhart of Tidioute Pennsylvania declares his candidacy for the Republican nomination as Warren County treasurer subject to the September 16 1919 primaries. The notice is dated January 2 1919 and signed Jan 2 19.
County records reflect Andrew R Black of Warren Pa announcing his candidacy for the Republican nomination as treasurer of Warren county. He states the decision rests with Republican voters at the primaries the third Tuesday of September 1919. The notice is dated November 6 1918.
For County Commission nomination as a Commissioner of Warren County subject to Republican voters decision at the primaries September 7 1919. W D Ward Awg 10-19 Grade T
A Wilton Connecticut firm THE WEED COMPANY offers a mail list service to manufacturers suppliers and publishers promising inclusion of chosen names and addresses for advertising mail. The notice requests clear handwriting with street address and town and asks clients to select items in silver before adding their name to the list.
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