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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1909
Page
4
The Philadelphia Press notes a New York meeting where a parody of America was sung by anarchists. It questions the egotistic anarchist stance and cites lines asking what the country has done for them. The Inquirer suggests the anarchists’ growth shows the country’s duty to them has been neglected.
The advance in industrial activity and business confidence remains strong with new buildings bridges rails cars and works of improvement. Rail earnings exceed last year while bank clearings surge and foreign trade grows. iron steel dry goods and shoes show price or demand gains. Crop prospects improve and farmers profit despite steady wheat prices. Liabilities of commercial failures so far reported for June.
A thoughtful portrait from The New Idea Woman's Magazine July describes a mother of about twelve sons who says there are no rules in motherhood. She emphasizes daily effort courage prayer and love as the true methods, respecting her plain life and enduring partnership with love in the battle of life.
Miss Alma Hug of Canal Dover Ohio reports years of sleeplessness and nervous spells. After using Dr Miles Nervine and Tonic she sleeps well and the spells subside. The ad promises restful sleep and nervous energy with directions and money back guarantee if no benefit.
The article cites a total of $7,012,818 with $2,389,246 in manufacturing, $3,330,342 in trading, and $1,293,230 in other commercial lines. It notes 234 failures in the United States this week versus 260 last year and 26 in Canada, same as a year ago.
John Moll, 87, died at his home in Russell Pa this morning after a life rooted in shoe making and church work. Born 1822 in Walsbach Germany he served as a cavalryman in Germany, emigrated to America in 1852, settled in North Collins then Russell, first wife Margaret Horn died 1869, second wife Eliza Carr Davis survived him, seven children named including T T Moll and Lizzie Russell. He was a longtime member of the First M E church and active in its work.
State Zoologist Surface notes cherry trees are hard to grow with low early root development yet can thrive after the second year. He shares a nitrate of soda watering regimen, deep soil packing, and heavy mulching as key to initial vigor. An outbreak of aphids prompts guidance on contact insecticides, timing, and removal of curled leaves.
Frank Guiton of Titusville Pennsylvania and five women from Ohio Illinois and Illinois are named in a group of remarks or notices. The individuals include Mrs George Greckle Warren Ohio Mrs W F Anthony Cleveland Ohio Mrs Lorana Ferrer Orville Ohio and Mrs John Wuenzerberger Chicago Heights Illinois.
Preparations are underway for the Pennsylvania Bar Association annual gathering at the Bedford Springs Hotel from June 29 to July 1. An expected attendance of several hundred members and families signals a significant professional and social event. The association, now fifteen years old, includes a judiciary majority and broad county representation. Warren county delegates include W. H. Allen, D. I. Ball, E. H. Beshlin, W. D. Hinckley, Edward Lindsey, Hon. W. M. Lindsey, Hon. W. E. Rice, J. A. Schofield, and Hon. C. W. Stone.
Mrs J Hoover aged 55 wife of Dr J Hoover of Grand Valley died at home June 16 after a cerebral hemorrhage at 3:30 pm while seated on the lawn with friends. She had lived in Grand Valley 23 years and was a member of the Methodist Episcopal church. Survived by husband daughter Nora and two sons Harry Bedford and Dr Bruce Bedford. δύο brothers W W Dalrymple and R B Dalrymple.
In Russell on June 22 John Swanson, a Swedish immigrant born 1850, living alone on the Lander road, was struck and killed while sheltering under a chestnut tree during a storm. The body was taken to A A Clark’s morgue. eight dollars was found on him. Swanson had previously been robbed in 1906 by Peter Gordon and William Wentworth. Lightning also struck several nearby barns but caused no fires.
Warren Independent dropped a 5 to 4 game at Youngsville ground last Saturday. The matchup featured a tight contest with key plays shaping the late-inning result.
State Fish Warden Alberts notes local tanneries are reducing pollution to protect streams. Hundreds of thousands of game fish are destroyed annually by refuse. The leather industry actions will lead the State Fisheries Commission to restock the streams.
Mrs Josephine E Mease Mrs L W Dennison Mrs M W Dennison and Mrs Charlotte Dennison sponsor a ladies euchre party at the Outing Club this afternoon.
Real estate transfers show multiple parcels exchanged among individuals and entities in Warren and surrounding towns including Youngsville Mead Conewango Kinzua and Conemango with nominal sums from $1 to $3 000 transfers involve M D Whitney Free Methodist Church Henry Wenzel Estate and others with buyers including Christian Kabelin Rosa Bevacqua and Addie Beebe among several estate and church transactions.
At Franklin Pennsylvania on June 23 1909 a daughter Martha Austin was born to Mr and Mrs R A Greenlund formerly of Warren.
A new powdered milk plant costing 45000 dollars is proposed at Frewsburg. It would employ 35 to 60 men during the year if a sufficient milk supply can be obtained.
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