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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1906
Page
8
A collage of opinions satirizes cash use to cut living costs, mockery of deadbeat debt, and old debates on suffrage and public figures. The Elmira Gazette jokes about Philippines sales and wartime weariness while noteing wedding costs and Count Boni de Castellane’s bread claim and strawberry shortcake quips.
A brief item notes Germany aiming to grow cotton in Africa while pondering American training methods and mule labor. It hints at legal forms at a Matt Office, implying bureaucratic steps behind the project.
S D Harley and wife visited Corry. Mrs Lena Schlinger Brown visits her parents. Mrs W B Stoddard returned from Lamonaville. Henry Hollis rents farm and plans move to Columbus. Pp A Middleton moves store to Grand Valley. Mary Spencer Edson ill with measles. Mrs H J Decker improving. mother Mrs J C Baker from Warren helps. Chickenpox spreads in school. W B Stoddard buys new saw. will mill for James Phillis at East Branch with W L Greeley assisting. E W Moore returns from Pittsburg burial of Rev G W Moore. School election hot. E W Moore elected School Director, Dewit Patchen Collector. Praise for C E K Stearns’ hustling. J T Johnson enjoying good weather. news of Mrs Joseph Miles’ death in Erie. funeral in Corry attended by O J Damon. L C Dejene in Grand Valley for carpentry for P A Middleton. James Stearns in Corry on business. Clark’s mill restart. Charles Springsted Jr home two weeks with father. A D Manley receives Edwards log turner via W S Greeley. A L Trantum returns to Jamestown. Victor and Bernice Baldwin visit from Lily Dale. Farmers sugar making active. sap runs well. Columbus Borough healthy with many men over 70 cited in papers. Ed R Allen in town. Mrs N M Frank in poor health. John McKissick dies at stepdaughter’s home.
Cyrus Shippee from Flora Florida visited relatives and old acquaintances. Frank Miles travels to Erie for his mother’s illness. A teachers local institute is planned for Saturday March 3. The M E church entertainment Friday night drew a strong crowd. The Cuban Spy will be staged next week over two or three nights to benefit the cemeteries. The fifth in a party series continues.
The Ladies' Aid Society met with Mrs. Scott Price yesterday. About seventy friends and neighbors gathered Tuesday evening for a farewell visit as Mr. and Mrs. Jay Wiltsie plan to move to Warren. They sent best wishes with them. Mrs. Minnie Bradley hosted Mrs. Mary Bradley of Jamestown Tuesday night, and they visited Corydon Wednesday. Multiple farm moves are noted including Klebu Haskins moving to Avondale, Frank Stanford purchasing Perry Annis farm, Carl Johnson relocating to Arthur Rickerson's, George Moore moving to that vacated farm, and Wm. Townsend buying E. F. Fenton farm.
Mrs Addie Shaner has recovered enough to return home in Dunkirk. Miss Anna Anderson, working at the County House in Dewittville, visited her parents over the weekend. Ralph Cone attended the Jamestown opera last week. Mr and Mrs John Marsh and Mr and Mrs W W Wilson spent time in Jamestown. Church meetings continue this week led by Mr Morton and a Frewsburg Baptist minister. Evangelists depart today for other fields.
A resident asks space in the columns to express thoughts on a proposed bridge crossing. The letter appeals for discussion and public input on the civic project.
The speaker urges peace over federal district tensions in choosing a bridge site. Viewers appointed by the court have heard arguments for both Hodge Run and Corydon village, and will check any false statements. The note promotes the Illustrated Buffalo Express for news pictures and mentions subscribing to the Mail.
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