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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1907
Page
4
The Postal Department will no longer require rural free delivery carriers on routes handling 5,000 or more pieces per month in the quarter ending June 30 to count mail. Postmasters were instructed. 14 226 routes exceeded 5,000 monthly, aiming to speed delivery. Roosevelt cabinet line up noted with Bonaparte possibly retiring Attorney General.
The 1907 act updates food adulteration rules aligning with the federal standard of 1906 and strengthens vendor guarantees for retail dealers. It shifts penalties from fines to summary convictions and urges cooperation of manufacturers wholesalers jobbers and retailers in enforcement. Retailers must secure written vendor guarantees on each invoice to shield against adulterated goods.
In Warren county a massive liquidation sale begins Saturday June 29 at 9 in the morning. George Ball and Sons offer 25 000 dollars worth of high grade clothing furnishings hats trunks and more to repay creditors. The Chicago Salvage Co will run a ten day sale at George Ball and Sons old stand Liberty Street Warren Pa with stock mercilessly sold to satisfy debts.
Local sale advertises drastic cuts on men and boys suits and pants with prices from a few cents to under five dollars. Featured items include Melton and Scotch suits, dress suits in cassimere and cheviot, boys styles, and assorted shirts, underwear, hats, caps, and accessories with aggressive markdowns. Chicago Salvage Co. promotes the sale with emphasis on value and refunds.
July issue highlights the Colony Club of New York opened to society women seeking men’s club comforts. Notables on the membership include leading city figures. building by McKim, Mead and White with interiors by Elsie De Wolfe. Photo views show swimming tank dining room reception room and bedroom.
C N Payne president of the National Transit Co was robbed of 175 dollars on a Pullman sleeper traveling from New York to Titusville on Wednesday night June 19.
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