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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1912
Page
2
Market report from New York on June 19 lists No 2 hard winter wheat at 1.16 and three quarters dollars, oats at f.o.b. Adiieec, pork Mess at 20.50 to 21.00, butter creamery extras at 26 to 27 cents, state and Pennsylvania white eggs new laid at 26 to 27 cents.
Wheat prices No 2 white 1.17 No 3 white 1.15 No 3 yellow 0.774 No 4 yellow 0.756 Oats No 2 white 0.57 No 3 white 0.56 Flour blends and patent ranges $5.50 to $7.50 Butter Creamery Western tubs 0.27 Creamery state fair 0.28 Eggs State hennery white fancy 0.2914 0.232 Cheese Good to choice 1.49 1.414 Potatoes White fancy per bushel 0.90 to 1.60 0.14
Prime steers bring 9.00 to 9.20 per hundredweight with 1,200 to 1,400 lb range. Choice fat cattle 6.25 to 7.00, heifers 7.50 to 8.25, bulls 5.80 to 7.00, veals 8.50 to 8.75. Sheep and lambs show choice spring lambs at 9.00 to 9.25, mixed sweep 4.25 to 4.75. Hog market: light Yorkers 7.30 to 7.35, heavy hogs 7.80 to 7.85, pigs 7.00 to 7.25.
Timothy No 2 on track traded at 27.00 with other timothy grades No 3 at 25.00 to 26.00 dollars per unit at the Buffalo hay market. Prices given in dollars and pounds per ton.
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Foley offers auction bills syrup labels letter heads and all kinds of job printing promptly and reasonably done at The Mail Office for local businesses and individuals seeking printing services.
Akeley June 18 Conewango Hive sets June 27 celebration for members families with program led by Ida Hale Carrie Lamb and Gussie Lindsey refreshments by Mable Hale Vidella Clark Myrtle Bennett Grange Hall hosts a subsequent Friday dancing party.
Spring Creek notes a sequence of visits and returns including the Long family with son Ovan. Clara Werle and Marion. Ella Tucker recovering at home. Georgia Carroll and George of Warren visiting G. W. Graham’s family. Monroe Upton and son Robert from Mickey Hill visiting Earnest. Street of Corry visiting Katherine Tucker. Luther Jewell's trip to Corry. Mrs. John Carbaugh’s family visiting Susie Peterson. Leo Robinault going to Columbus Ohio. F. E. Hyer returning from York state to visit a ill brother. Henry Wooster's trip to Sherman.
About 34 friends gathered at the parsonage in Pittsfield on Friday evening to visit and sing. Mrs Emmet Lynn played selections on a phonograph and refreshments were served. A purse of $15 and other gifts were given to Rev Sell and his sister Myrtle. Hazel Lydiatt attended tent meetings on Baker Hill. Ivah Croup, recently ill, was mentioned in connection with Kane and Ridgway visits. Mr and Mrs Frank Mott welcomed a 84 pound girl born June 10.
Bear Lake June 18 Children's Day exercises set for U B church at 11 a m. Mr and Mrs Wm Brooker attended Soldiers reunion at Columbus. George Evans buys George Cornish house on South Centre street and will move soon. Mrs Julia Edmunds visiting her father Andrew Wilson on sick list. Scott Perkins and Mrs Flora Church at Chautauqua for season. Mrs Betty Nelson calling on old friends. Mrs Cady and daughters of Corry visit Chas Chapman over Sun. Rev McIntyre preaches at Hudson school house Sunday at 3 p m.
A dark iron gray draft colt three years old, broke to work, and a milk-giving heifer are for sale by M. G. Green of Cornplanter Pennsylvania. Advertisement date May 30, 1941.
Mr and Mrs Wm Gray return from Kellettville after two week visit. Mrs Linnie Dexter called to Kinzua for her father Edward Pratt illness. Mrs Irene Nichols dies at her son’s home. Mrs Sarah Logan of Lexington Kentucky visits. Wilbur Logan travels to Jamestown for health treatment.
The Frank A. Robbins circus comes to Warren on June 27 featuring Dare Devil Deyoe sliding on a wire atop his head from a trapeze to the ground. Also on show are Hillary Long who walks downstairs on his head and a greatly enlarged parade. Morning concerts by Prof. Carmenela Naselli's Royal Italian Band precede performances.
Real estate transfers show Phebe Alling to Mary Hassinger and heirs to Luther Hassinger with small sums, numerous estates to heirs and buyers like A A Hazeltine Warrenboro and B A Whit ing Farmington, and transfers to Warren borough Conewango and surrounding townships.Amounts range from $1 to thousands, involving sheriffs deeds and banks, with several named families and properties in Warren County area.
An advertisement touts high grade prescription work with 25 years of eye and optics study. It warns against traveling eyeglass specialists and offers full service at 348 Penn Avenue West over Citizens National Bank with hours from 9 am to 8 pm and Bell 256 J.
Mrs. I. P. Dunkin of LeRoy Illinois reports years of constipation improved by Dr Miles Nerve and Liver Pills. She says the small pills are effective and a reliable remedy after trying many pills and doctors.
An Elkhart Indiana Miles Medical Co drug ad touts Dr Mites Nerve and Liver Pills as gentle natural balance aids for bowels with fewer cathartic effects. It claims women and children use them, longer use reduces needed doses, and money refund if the first package fails.
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