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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1908
Page
1
The Warren National Bank highlights the strength and character of its board of directors who supervise management, offering customers every accommodation consistent with conservative banking. Call or write to officers anytime for service.
The list names numerous individuals and their towns in Warren and nearby areas including Warren Pa Sheffield Pa Tionesta Pa Endeavor Pa and Addison County. Names include Ron William D Brown David W Beaty R B Briggs Lee S Clough Charles Chase Jerry Crary Miner D Crary Andrew Hertzel Watson D Hinckley Charles W Jamieson William E Rice C Schimmelfeng A Scofield Horton Smith George F Watson Hon N P Wheeler F E Hertzel.
Fidelia Lord to John T. Phelps Sugar Grove 300 dollars. Albert W. Johnson and wife to Lana H. Dyer Mead 1100. C A Gates and wife to Sherman M Parker Eldred 135. Chas H McFadden to Elizabeth Brayton Youngsville 1500. Amariah Cook and wife to Mary S Cook Warren 1. J Frank Fouch and wife to Delbert M Fouch Warren 1. E D Strong et al to Byron Everett Kinzua 1. Peter C Nelson and wife to Harry M Nelson Farmington 1. C S Keefer and wife to Archie Smith Eldred 500. Khiar M Andrews and wife to C S Keefer Eldred 175. A J Brown and wife to A L Brown Eldred 575. Abraham Van Dyke and wife to Wm A Van Dyke 1. Maria Lodge et al to Louisa Mee Manus Grand Valley 150. Alice S ONeil et al to Julia Bar light Clarendon 1. Marsden Terry and wife to Ira Studebaker Deefield 400. Mary Ann Murphy et al to Rose A M Fredericks Warren 4000.
Pittsburg division of the Pennsylvania Railroad will overhaul 50 idle locomotives stored on sidings as freight business rises. Nationwide, about 1,800 locomotives have sat idle for over two months, with similar refits expected across lines to meet increased activity in the coming weeks.
A pithy observation links table manners to appetite and character. It suggests real character ripens like fruit when fed by proper nourishment and discipline.
For sale a 40 acre rural property ten room house and a large barn with good water. Located five miles from Russell. Inquire at Mat Office.
A mix of local notes covers oil deals and leases in Weldbank and Warren, a severe grip attack hospitalizing Tiona resident, and plans for new houses on Conewango avenue. Also reported are social events, A O U W lodge moves, lectures by Judge Artman on liquor licenses, and Dr. Ball's tuberculosis program. Equity changes include L S Clough’s March 2 sheriff sale bid at 9 000 and Ivan Jury acquiring the European hotel with license transfer.
The article explains preservative treatment can extend the life of loblolly pine fence posts from two to about eighteen years and railroad ties from five to twelve years, reducing yearly costs. It cites savings per mile, notes regional wood options, and directs readers to Circular 139 from the Forest Service for more details.
A broken wheel on a southbound local freight caused a span of the river bridge to drop, tossing six cars into the water near Tuttletown. No injuries were reported, and crews from Olean Oil City and Buffalo work to clear debris and set up a temporary bridge to resume service on the up river division.
A short maxim noting that true prayer and moral action require concern for others, not just self. It reflects ethical duty and communal responsibility beyond personal needs.
A scholar argues that prejudice thrives where critical thought is scarce. The remark highlights the link between lack of intellectual diversity and entrenched bias, urging open inquiry and informed discourse to curb intolerance.
Sale notice for clean stock of general merchandise with or without building, peddling wagon and team. Options to rent. Contact L. H. Johnson, Columbus, Pa. March 12, 1941.
A string of cheeky robin sightings from Indiana to Ohio and Bowling Green fuels a humorous press feud. Accusations fly about who first spotted the robin and how fat or lean the bird appeared, with colorful quotes and parodied affidavits.
The saying notes wealth cannot ensure happiness but can make a person feel valued as others rely on them and seek their resources. It reflects on the social usefulness of money beyond personal joy.
Curtis E. Loucks of Hornell New York and Ada Allene Gifford of Columbus Pennsylvania wed in Jamestown on March 3 1908. They plan an Eastern honeymoon and will reside in Nashville Tennessee. Maurice Main and Myrtle Nickel wed in Warren on March 7 1908. Earl Spencer and Elizabeth Miller also married in Warren on March 7 1908.
A compilation of death notices from Warren and nearby towns. Mrs. Merritt Spaulding aged 75 dies of pneumonia at Warren after moving there in 1864. funeral at home and Erie interment. Other notices include Lemuel Hook in Corydon age 50. Albert Emerson 193 at Tidioute. Dorothy May Evans four years old in Warren. infant Gallagher North Clarendon.
Multiple births announced in March 1908 including a son for Leon Kehr and Eugenia Chick in Prescott, a daughter for E C Gardner in Warren, a daughter for John H Risteau in Gladerun, a son for Geo Hodges in Youngsville, a son for Ralph Mead in Youngsville, a daughter for C A Berger in Warren, and a son for Charles Redholm in Gladerun.
John E. Stoughton born May 16 1837 in Butler County Pennsylvania. He enlisted September 9 1862 in Company K 14th Pennsylvania Volunteer Cavalry and was discharged May 31 1865. A charter member of Eli Berlin Post 629 he served as Commander two years. He died of heart failure at Oil City Hospital February 29 1908 leaving two sons Herbert J Warren and Bernard V East Hickory and a daughter Mrs Henry Kemble Oklahoma. Services conducted March 3 by Rev W E Davis and the G A R laid him to rest with W R C No 32 assisting.
A note discusses how even the tallest men do not always meet expectations. It highlights gaps between perceived height and actual performance or outcome, suggesting height alone does not guarantee success or satisfaction.
Editorial notes advise residents of fragile homes to secure their windows and shutters to prevent damage from external hazards. The phrase cautions against exposing vulnerabilities and promotes prudent precaution.
Classified note offers old newspapers for sale and mentions Malt office contact for purchasing, suitable for under carpets, packing goods, or shelving.
Years know more than books. Edinboro Normal is a professional school. Spring session begins March 24. John F. Bigler, Principal.
The Hunter's Cash Store presents a beautiful new display featuring fresh arrivals. Shoppers are invited to view updated merchandise and seasonal offerings highlighting value and style.
At 50c and 25c values a wide range of fabrics is offered including opalescent silks, sole imprime, Tokio silks, corded silk chiffons, carreaux de Paris, silk gingham and poplains. The display includes 75 pes fine figured fabrics, dimities, dotted Swiss, muslins, holly batistes and new plain shades with praise for the show.
An advert announces a broad display of White goods including figured Swiss and India linons priced 10c to 15c a yard. It touts own branded India linons at 10c and 12 1/2c, 40 inch white lawn, French dress ginghams at 25c, and new laces embroideries ribbons veiling and belts.
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