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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1909

Page

5

Marriages in Warren and Gladrun list six couples

Marriages announced in Warren include George Edwin Taylor and Lillian S Boss at 111 Third Street with home to Watson Place after Aug 15. Glenni G Smith and Ella May Heath wed at 6 Second Street and plan home at 24 Jefferson Street after Aug 1. Andrew James Mortensen and Anna Anderson wed on East Street. Alfred J Dalstrom and Bertha M Sandrock wed in Gladrun. Samuel E DeVore and Father M Connelly wed in Warren.

Taylor—Boss Warren Third Street D. L. Caldwell George Edwin Taylor Lillian S. Boss Postal Telegraph Co Baltimore Watson Place Smith—Heath George W. McClen Second Street J. W. Smith Glenni G. Smith Ella May Heath Jefferson Street East Side Anderson

Public Documents On Farming And Orchard Topics

Senator Penrose has sent public documents on farming gardening fruit culture and related subjects. Authors include notable specialists from Penn State College and the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture.

Penrose Penn State College United States Dept. of Agriculture

Quoted Proverbs on Mint and Manners

A saying argues that the mint can create wealth without ads while others cannot. It also notes a cross man would earn more if he improved his temper, implying a connection between conduct and earnings.

German Highways Narrower a Consul Says

Consul Rob ert J Thompson of Hanover argues German roads handle far more traffic with widths of twenty to thirty feet. He notes American highways averaging sixty six feet waste land to weeds, proposes narrowing to thirty six feet to reclaim 2 5 million acres valued at about 109 dollars per acre for farming, boosting state land values by around 250 million.

Germany United States Robert J. Thompson Hanover Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan Iowa Iansas Nebraska Missouri Illinois Indiana Ohio

Road Building to Music in Luzon

Major L. W. V. Shennon directed the Benguet road project in northern Luzon by using music as an incentive. A marching band followed the crews and synchronized work with drum cadences. Laborers earning ten cents daily were transformed into efficient workers, and a wager on completing the road by a set day with cigars as prizes was won.

L. W. V. Shennon Benguet Luzon Philippine Islands

Road drag parade draws crowd in Sturgeon Missouri

A half mile road drag parade led by the Sturgeon band drew many residents to Sturgeon Missouri. Officials of the Brotherhood of Road Dragg ers rode in carriages followed by drags from local farmers and an automobile drag carried by G A Pollard. Sturgeon touts its dirt roads as the parade highlights ongoing improvement.

Sturgeon Brotherhood of G. A. Pollard

Good Roads Prescription for Baltimore County

Dr. Charles L. Mattfeldt of the county highway commission offers a recipe for good roads. The prescription emphasizes quality stone, proper grading, solid base, dry and well packed material, rolling, oil or tar, drainage, and dustproof, waterproof surfaces. The acrostic spells GOOD ROADS. Subscribe for the MAIL.

Highway Commission and Road Supervisors Baltimore County Charles L. Mattfeldt Highway Commissioners

Grange Mutuals Show Large Farm Insurance Holdings

Reports from New York state grange delegates reveal Grange Mutuals in multiple counties hold substantial farm property insurance. Westchester Putnam Fire Relief exceeds 450000 in coverage. Clinton Essex and Columbia Dutchess firms report millions in policies. Orange Wayne and Jefferson counties display strong risk pools with growing grange hall ownership and cooperative business efforts.

New York Westchester-Putnam Fire Relief Association Cortland County Fire Relief Association Patrons’ Fire Insurance Company Cayuga County Clinton and Essex Patrons’ Insurance Company Patrons’ Fire Relief Association Tompkins County Otsego County St. Lawrence County Genesee County Patrons’ Relief Association Broome County Binghamton Grange Clinton County Columbia County One Grange Germantown Columbia and Dutchess Insurance Company Steuben County Patrons’ Tire Insurance Company Livingston Wayne County Fire Relief Association Pomona Grange of Wayne Palmyra Grange Jefferson County Lewis County Monroe County Pomona Orange County Ulster and Orange County Fire Relief Association

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Traveler's Guide Pennsylvania Railroad Erie Philadelphia Oil City Olean Ball Beaty New Warren National Bank Bell Telephone Charles W. Stone Ralph W Perry Justice of the Peace & Conveyancer Water Street Woodard & Lesser L ¢. Eddy Attorney At Law Warren National Bank Building John Hepburn, M. D N. E Market Street Pennsylvania Avenue Bell Phone West Citizens National Bank H. B. Hyde Munn & Co Scientific American F St Washington, D.C Pennsylvania Dail Publishing Company Warren, Za Warren County Common Pleas Ida A. Shaver C. E. Shaver Borough of Court of Common Pleas B. G. Gregory John G. Grindlay Warren, Warren Co Penn’a W. F.grindlay Warren, Pa C. H. Smith Jerome G. Smith W. P. McClure F.C. Smith B. B. Bowen Act of Assembly C. H. Smith Company Hinckley, Alexander & Clark Solicitors Dalstrom—Sandrock Gladerun, Pa J. J. Gibson Alfred J. Dalstrom Bertha M. Sandrock Gladerun Public Documents the Mint Sturgeon, Mo Atlantic City Cape May Sea Isle City Ocean City Anglesea Holly Beach, Or Avalon, N. J J. R. Wood Geo. W. Boyd the Grange J. W. Darrow Chatham, N. Y New York State Grange Mutual Companies J. Horace McFarland American Civic Association Harrisburg Grange Dean Davenport University of Illinois McFarland Ohio State Grange Ohio Corn Improvement Association Laylin Mayfield (O.) Grange Clothiers Furnishers Warren CO Warren Savings Bank First National Bank Warren County Comptroller of the Currency U.S KF. K. Russell R. H. Winger THE Tribune Farmer National Illustrated Agricultural Tae Mat Toe Mat
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