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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1902
Page
8
A two day fire men's tournament is planned in Dunkirk on July 4 and 5. The event appears in local notices amid other community items and historical notes from the region.
Real estate transfers recorded include multiple parcels and prices across Warren, Glade, Bear Lake, Youngsville, Sugar Grove, and surrounding areas. Notable entries include Lyman Gordon to Dusine Stranagan for 225 dollars and Penn Tanning Co. to Warren St. Ry. Co. for 200 dollars. The Thompson master to Sean Ev. Luth. Church in Warren lists 1905 dollars, with several other modest transfers ranging from 1 to 1500 dollars.
An anonymous paper claims farmers face pressure from multiple trusts while still boasting annual family trips to Europe. The narrator mocks the idea of independence, noting how trusts profit from both purchases and sales and degrade farmer prices.
Ray the Penn a Ry brakeman from Warren visits Corydon while Dr Flatt treats Mr Blair after a carbolic acid accident. Measles close Corydon public schools for two weeks and reopen with regular teachers. High water damages bridge and stocks, with several residents noting travel and social activities in Warren and Salamanca.
John Buchannan longtime local carpenter died in Jamestown New York on March 3. Charles Lynch former resident died in Oil City leaving a wife and three children. High water on Matthews Run damaged properties including a Mead barn and Cemetery Street bridge. Various residents visit or move with Meads and Andrews purchasing Main Street land for a new store.
Jerry Nuttall rented his Stilson Hill farm and moves to the Ed Gourley house. John A. Anderson, son-in-law of John Carlberg, died Thursday with funeral services Sunday. Prof Lee N Dailey hosted a reception for Conservatory students and Seminary faculty. Jamestown Stage failed Friday due to high water and bad roads. Mrs Sarah Dalrymple sold personal property February 26 in a largely attended sale. The first public Rhetoricals of the year are by the Juniors this Tuesday evening.
Mar 4 reports visits at E Geers North Warren with Bert Hall from North Dakota and Miss Hulda Peterson returning to Warren. Miss Florinda Samuelson departs to teach near North Warren. Bert Langdon and wife plan Findley’s Lake trip. Institute scheduled next Saturday. Mrs Proper to farm. Printing ads tout low prices and fast service.
A reader invitation to subscribe to a Mail newspaper noting weekly public life coverage and social happenings. It advertises market quotes court actions public improvements and a yearly 52 issue dividend. Product placement highlights FEHLMAN's sale items including dishware sets.
The borough of Warren approves an ordinance for the United States Pipe Line Company to lay pipes for crude and refined petroleum along Parker Street and across Pennsylvania Avenue. It sets start by June 1, 1902, requires safe depths, preservation of street improvements, and the company to indemnify the borough. If public works conflict, the company must relocate at its expense after 10 days notice. The company must accept the ordinance within 20 days or the ordinance becomes void.
Robert Johnson seeks cash payment for old scrap items free of cloth iron or dirt. Wanted rubber boots and tires, wringer rollers, hoses, brass lead zinc copper boiler bottoms, free of iron or wire. Location Watson Avenue near Boss Wagon Shop between Second and Third streets. Evenings at the Mansion House.
The Edinboro Normal School has just appointed a strong teacher to its English department. John F. Bigler, Principal, invites inquiries for illustrated catalogs. The Mail office offers wedding invitations and printing services including dinner sets and legal blanks.
Metzger and Hogan advertise a bold carpet sale highlighting spring patterns. The copy urges readers to visit MAR Carpets for new carpet offerings and time to buy, emphasizing style and affordability.
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