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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1911
Page
2
The document lists several monetary values including 8,475 93, 1,798 17, and 2,872 15. It notes outstanding Treasurer's and Certified Checks and a mortgage guaranteed amount of 527,189 24. Other figures include 30,000 00.
Local merchants are urged to advertise in the Mail to reach a broad audience. The notice highlights quick response and measurable returns for businesses seeking increased orders and visibility.
Newspaper request urges correspondents to omit items about unidentified individuals and to record only entries with a clear first name or initials.
Local Mizzah class of the M. E. Sabbath school recall fond gatherings with a Gala Day on the Gilson lawn last Thursday. Ice lemonade, a bountiful six o'clock dinner, and photos mark the event amid warm weather and friends.
The L A H C A will meet with Mrs Minnie Bradley Friday June 30 to finish the quilt begun at the last meeting. An ice cream social at the Sunday schools over the creamery raised proceeds for the Sunday School with Miss Limburg of Russell in charge. Mrs Gerald Lindsey of Los Angeles is visiting her parents in the area.
District Attorney Coon questions the inquest finding that Gertrude Heywood died by her own action after her body was found in Tonawanda creek Batavia. He cites a deep gash in the left breast and a three inch wrist cut as evidence of possible foul play. An autopsy found organs in normal condition and bruising from a heavy blunt impact.
The London Court Journal recounts how Henry Upton and brothers observed a man in transit unseen by others. A London lodging inquiry showed the lodger died on a different day than claimed to secure pension funds. The landlady’s testimony confirmed the white shirt with blue checks.
T J Foley specializes in heavy moving and handles pianos and household goods with care. Orders may be left with A A Davis & Co. Telephone connections New York and Philadelphia Company No 2 B Warren Telegraph Company No 84.
Charles Hinsdale of Lanning Hill remained unconscious after being found Sunday morning and appearing near death. Edinboro will host commencement exercises for Olive Hinsdale, with Dr. H. H. Cowles and family attending. The Johnson Reunion at Peter Viindell’s drew 83 attendees on June 24. The Mix Reunion is set for Dr. O. S. Brown’s in Warren on June 30. Grange plans July 1 ice cream and cake with key business on the agenda.
Mount Oak notes a large turnout from the area for the Tenth Annual Prohibition picnic at Vrooman on Friday June 23. Duke Smith of Corry visited his sister Mrs Robt Pierce, and Miss Espey Nichols left for Edinboro to attend graduation ceremonies before continuing to Chautauqua for summer.
June notes from Lounsbury's Corners report visits by P. L. Brown and Victoria West of Corry and R. F. Pickard of Jamestown, with locals like Miss N E Lounsbury and Mrs E D Everts. Word that S A Lousbury farm was sold to Mr McGillis of Jamestown for fall move. Wild strawberries plentiful but cutworm damages crops and hay prospects look poor.
June 28 market notes show WHEAT No 2 red 94 42c elevator. CORN No 2 f o b 63 8c. OATS SB Standard 49 4c. BUTTER Creamery specials 25c extras 24c factory firsts 18 1 2c. CHEESE State fancy new special 11 5 % 12c. N G G S State and Pennsylvania 22 25c. POTATOES Bermuda No 1 per bbl 5.00 6.00 state in bulk 2.75 3.00.
Buffalo market notes for June 28 list wheat No. 1 northern carloads at 1.00 to 1.14, No. 2 red at 92c, corn No. 2 yellow 62c fob afloat, No. 3 yellow 61 4c, oats No. 2 white 48c fob afloat, No. 3 white 47c. Flour blends and patent ranges 4.75 to 6.25 per barrel. Butter Creamery western tubs extras 24 6c, creamery 21 22c. Cheese good to choice 11 12c. Potatoes white fancy 1.00 to 1.20 per bushel.
Cattle prime steers 6.50 to 6.65 per hundredweight with 1 260 to 1 400 lb ranges, choice fat cows 4.90 to 5.00, veals up to 38.50. Hogs light Yorkers 6.65 to 6.75, heavy hogs 6.75 to 6.80, pigs around 36.40. Sheep and lambs show choice spring lambs 7.50 to 7.75, mixed sheep around 8.00.
Timothy No 1 on track 320 90 No 2 Timothy do 18 18 50 straw wheat and oat 7 QT 50 priced.
Tresspass signs forbidding hunters and other trespassers from entering premises offered for sale at The Warren Mail office in Warren Pennsylvania. Signs priced at ten cents each.
A long trial of various remedies ended when MRS F M DUNKIN from LeRoy LS began taking Dr Miles Nerve and Liver Pills. She reports the pills were very effective and provided a reliable remedy after years of constipation and unsuccessful treatments.
Dr. Miles' Nerve and Liver Pills gently encourage regular bowel movements without griping or harsh cathartics. They are widely used by women and children and claim benefits increase with continued use. Sold by druggists everywhere with a money back guarantee if the first package does not help. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Indiana.
The ad cites 1906 lightning deaths at 169 nationwide and claims two in a million odds. It touts Electric Bitters as a cure for virulent liver and stomach troubles, citing Robert Madsen of West Burlington Indiana who was cured after doctors gave up. The ad calls Bitters the best remedy for stomach liver nerves kidneys and purifying blood, priced at 50 cents at druggists.
The Mail Office offers prompt and reasonable completion of auction bills syrup labels letter heads and various job printing services for local customers.
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