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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1915
Page
7
The Court of Common Pleas of Warren County issues writs of Fieri Facias directing a sale at the Court House in Warren Borough. Sheriff will conduct the sale under the authority of the listed writs and applicable regulations.
The notice describes several Warren Borough parcels in Warren County Pennsylvania seized and to be sold by the sheriff as assets of Homer J. Muse and the estate of W. M. Lindsey. Properties include blocks on Third and East Streets with two story dwellings and plots identified as numbers 6 9 and 10 in F Henry's plot, connected to previous deeds and guardianship, with administrator names The Pennsylvania Trust Company and Warren Trust Company. Auction follows court order in June 1731.
Pursuant to an order of court dated June 1915 the Bennett Piano assets including pianos leases ice furniture fixtures will be sold at public sale to the highest bidder at the Scofield Block No 219 Liberty Street Warren Pennsylvania on Saturday July 3 1915 at 10 o clock A M Receivers June 17 31 R G Chapel W Frederick Snender of The Bennett Piano Company
Testamentary letters issued for the Estate of Anna Thomas in Warren County Pennsylvania. Executors Anna Pearl Thomas and Theodore Norman request all debts owed and demands against the estate be presented for settlement. E. H. Beshlin attorney date May 11 1915 and May 20 6t.
W D Ward of Glade Township declares his candidacy for County Commissioner subject to Republican primaries in September 1915. Support requested from voters in the county.
A. C. Mook announces candidacy for County Commissioner subject to the Republican primaries in September 1915. He urges Republican voters to support his bid and asks for backing.
The brief notes E. C. Swanson of Youngsville, Pa. as a candidate subject to the Washington Party primaries to be held.
Printer offers to print names and addresses on 100 envelopes for 50 cents cash with order. Mail Printing Co. in Warren, Pa. requests customers to order now.
The Woman's Liberty Bell will tour the state by motor truck starting June 23 from Sayre Bradford County. It will visit all counties and towns, arriving in Independence Square Philadelphia on election night November 2. The bell, made of 2000 pounds bronze, bears the motto Establish Justice and mirrors the original Liberty Bell without a crack.
A Washington dispatch reports a Thursday decision by Interior Secretary Franklin K. Lane, approved by the Osage tribal council in Oklahoma, impacting the holdings of T. N. Barnsdall and associated interests.
Secretary Lane's ruling curtails Barnsdall and associates from owning more than 4,800 acres in Osage oil fields, affecting about 680,000 acres of mineral lands. The decision raises Indian royalties to one sixth or one fifth and triggers public auctions for lands with certain production levels, reshaping Osage oil development after Barnsdall invested millions.
The Indian Illuminating Oil Company stood as the heaviest loser in the Secretary Lane decision, as losses circulated around Barnsdall and his associates after investing at least eight million dollars in Oklahoma oil lands.
Oakland police seek two burglars after they forced entry into E. M. Hocken home and wrecked a window and a door. Finding no valuables, the thieves seized the watchdog and fled.
H C Keith receives a letter from R S Johnston, a Briton serving as a gunner in the British army, describing French and Belgian hospitality. A pretty girl kissed him, then her father intervened by kissing him on both cheeks, provoking a promise to punch him. The narrative offers sidelights on France and Belgium during the war.
In a busy Saturday scene at Bates’s grocery, a visiting salesman urges Bates to adopt Burroughs Figuring Machines to analyze costs and profits. Bates worries over losses, telephones Burroughs, and considers implementing the device to curb leaks and boost profits. The narrative centers on trade pressure, bookkeeping checks, and the promise of a cheaper, more profitable line.
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