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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1911
Page
4
A Dauphin county court opinion rejects setting fixed closing hours for licensed bars, risking license renewal denial. The piece discusses aligning court power with morals and public order issues, and cites influences from Harrisburg Patriot and others. It also references media attacks and broader social concerns about youth and family welfare.
In Harrisburg a practical bill in the legislature would have the state assist boroughs in meeting the costs of sewage disposal plants. The idea is presented amid ongoing Harrisburg coverage as a sensible measure from lawmakers.
An Edinburgh organist recalls Gladstone in the Midlothian fight seeking solace alone in a church. He sits with forehead in hands as improvised organ music plays, offering quiet mental steadiness before rejoining the bustling campaign.
An observing man muses on widows and the uncanny nature of widowers. He warns a daughter about remarriage while recalling a past love, the tension between memory and present caution surfacing in an intimate family moment.
The readable text mentions names and regions in a garbled OCR fragment. It references a Mexican commission, a person and wife, and a series of unclear phrases about return or region specifics without coherent events or dates. No clear headline or outcome emerges from the fragment.
Incoherent lines attributed to Vittanarg Vow mention misheard phrases and a reassurance that no jokes are missing. The text preserves a cryptic exchange without clear events or identifiable entities.
A French aeronaut patents a deflatable balloon that packs into its basket and can be carried on a man’s back, promising portable aerial operation and easy transport of the entire equipment.
The county jail walls and ceilings are being repaired per the December Grand Jury. A bright baby girl was born to Mrs. Harry D. Kopf and both mother and child are reported as dying nicely. County Commissioner FE. B. Thompson moved his family to Thompson Hill Farmington township after six months. Warren residents hear of health, real estate, and business updates across the area.
A list of retail and wholesale liquor license petitions to be presented to the Warren County Court on March 27 1911. Names include Tipper King O Donnell Gallup Shriner Costello Wager Fox Carmichael Buckley Grand Valley Peterson Curtis Gleason Schwartz Brown Sackett Sweet Griffin Harrington Johnson Gerow Wiggins Caldin Graham Phillips Ford Baldensperger Edwards Costello Horton Groat Brewing Co and others with associated towns hotels and streets in Warren County Pa.
The announcement states E. E. Thompson and A. C. Mook are candidates for county commissioner in the Republican primaries. The notices identify both as authorized declarations of candidacy.
The brief notes announce John Sig gins of Tidioute J W Hughes of Warren and George W Cogswell of Warren as candidates for associate judge in the upcoming Republican primaries.
The party announces E. R. Allen as candidate for register and recorder and Frank A. Wood of Grand Valley as candidate for Register and Recorder and Clerk of the Orphans' Court at the upcoming Republican primaries.
The paper names Ernest D. Stewart of Conenango township as a County Treasurer candidate and mentions C. A. Love of Irvine as a competing candidate, both subject to Republican voters’ decisions at upcoming ballots.
The average workingman in Reich enberg Austria-Hungary lives on 20 centa a day. His meals include breakfast bread butter and coffee forenoon lunch bread butter noon meal soup sausage potatoes and coffee or beer afternoon lunch a little bread and evening potatoes with buttermilk or coffee. On Sunday noon he adds pork or beef to the usual work day meals.
A judge notes the editor who gave up his seat to a lady on the train said he was crowded out to make room for more interesting matter. The remark frames a humorous anecdote about politeness and newspaper life.
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