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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1910
Page
9
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The line reads SURED N THURSDAY MARCH 3 1910, a fragment indicating a dated entry in the newspaper. No additional readable context or events are present in the fragment.
Two candidates announce bids for Congress in Pennsylvania's Twenty-eighth District. N P Wheeler of Endeavor and Joseph C Sibley of Franklin declare runs subject to primary rules and the June 4 1910 election date.
The Mail announces Frank M. Knapp of Warren as a Republican State Senate candidate subject to June 4 1910 primaries. Joseph A. Schofield seeks Republican Assembly support and votes for Warren County with primaries on June 4 1910. Arthur W. Dennison requests renomination for Representative in the General Assembly subject to Warren County Republican primaries on June 4 1910.
Willistn P Wood of Grand Valley Pa declares his run for Delegate to the Republican State Convention subject to the June 4 1910 primaries.
A singer sues for 100000 over sentiment. a widow honors her husband with a Rest in peace plea. A Los Angeles shopper loses 1160 to a stocking hole. A Milwaukee Wildcat and The Battler boxing each other forewarn trouble. The Henpeck Club forms in Alton Illinois. A Sunday convert borrows overshoes. Eggs stamped with lay date proposed. Beer jokes and actors named, art strides ahead. Rest rooms in stores urged as customer service.
Election returns show party results for Sugar Grove and nearby districts with multiple offices counted. Figures list candidates for School Directors Supervisors Assessor Auditor Justice of the Peace and Judge of Election across Sugar Grove Sheffield Southwest Triumph and surrounding wards with party affiliations and vote counts.
A clipping from a vintage page hints at sensational crime and dramatic events with phrases like a most atrocious murder and a frightful railway accident. It also references boxing headlines and social notes with multiple page continuations and a satirical signoff by May Kelly in Puck.
An advertisement asserts that medicines like Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral work best when bowels are regular and suggests consulting a doctor about Ayer’s Pills to address sluggish liver. Made by J C Ayer Co Lowells Mass.
Dr. William M. Crawford president of Allegheny College from Meadville left Monday for Rome to join his family and spend months abroad. Assemblyman W. S. Smith, former treasurer, plans to move west next week after surrendering all possessions and assets to trustees to atone for college financial losses.
A dollar is what some men promise to pay for their county paper. It is the price of a day’s work for some and a single night’s drink for others. It is the power that makes or unmakes men and the hardest thing to get yet the easiest to lose.
The county superintendent questioned teachers at the County Institute about subscribing to local papers. Only six held up their hands. He urged that readers support papers financially, noting they print notices, programs, and help advertise institutes for better salaries.
A columnist compares courting a girl to advertising a business. Taking her aunt for a buggy ride pleases the aunt but not the girl. The merchant who gains home folks’ trade does so by persistent column-based promotion.
A short classified note promotes selling with Marr and adlets acting as intermediaries. It encourages trying items at five cents per line to attract buyers and secure a sale.
Brig. Gen. Willis J. Hulings from Oil City Pa visits Washington en route home from New York amid talk he may enter the Republican race against Rep. Wheeler. Sibley’s candidacy appears likely and Hulings term as state senator ends this year. Wheeler backs Joseph L. Roberts for Sharon postmaster with broad support and no objections filed. Roberts nomination sent to the Senate.
The office has a collection of farming and gardening public documents sent by Senator Penrose. Authors are noted experts. Topics include Plant Pest Treatment from the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture, Concentrated Lime-Sulphur, and a Study of Pennsylvania Butter by Pa. State College.
A call to send THE WARREN Mail to friends nationwide with homey appeal. The paper offers 52 issues per year for one dollar, described as a pleasant and instructive reminder of home.
40 acre farm four miles east of Akeley pa featuring 10 acres of timber a large orchard and choice fruit. includes a good frame house with cellar a large frame barn a reliable well and spring water plus a school house on the property. telephone and a creamery within half a mile. inquire Mrs Ida Whitman R F D No 1 Akeley Pa mar3 1mo pd
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