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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1913

Page

2

Corry Area Names and Movements Highlight Local Notices

Local items report visits and moves among Corry residents and nearby farms. Interment for Carl Zebb at Spring Creek cemetery follows his long illness. Various residents travel to East Branch and St Louis, while others recover from illness and resume activities.

James Nichols Corry Jerome Sutton Carl Zebb Spring Creek Frank Palmer Julian Belldon W. B. Long Mike Linch Alton Wynn F. E. Hyer Frank Foreman George Demming W. F. McKee Serge Walter Ross Cap St. Louis Floyd Long East Branch H. Irving Flora May G. W. Graham E. Hyer

Revival Meetings Held At U B Church

Rev A K Root leads revival meetings at the U B church. Geo Price Jr moves house to a West Prospect Street farm from Mushroom City. Residents attend Pomona Grange at Youngsville last week. C F Scott and wife visit Oscar Jones near Corry. Oil men in the area seek leases.

U. B A. K. Root Geo. Price, Jr Mushroon City West Prospect Street Pomona Grange Youngsville C. F. Scott Oscar Jones Corry

Poultry for sale in Warren lot banner ad

FOR SALE 15 S C White Buff and Black Orpington cockerels priced at 1.50 to 5.00 each. R O Smith & Co advertise sale in Warren Pennsylvania with dates March 3 20 27 and April 3.

S. C R. O. Smith & Co March Warren

Officers and Employes Vaccinated at War Department

Secretary of War Garrison ordered every officer and employe in the war department to show a certificate of recent vaccination by 9 oclock Friday morning due to two smallpox cases found in the state within the last fortnight. The secretary led the way and was vaccinated by an army medical officer before signing the order.

Washington Secretary of War Garrison War Department State War and Navy Army

Physician Dr A G Six Shoots Self After Fire Deaths

Lawrence Michigan March 13 Dr A G Six a prominent physician shot and killed himself just before a visit with authorities about a February 6 fire at his home that killed his wife and daughter A letter found on his desk blamed unjust suspicion for the blaze and its link to him.

Lawrence, Mich A. G. Six

Supreme Court refuses new trial for Cetone in bribery case

Columbus March 13 Supreme court denies a new trial for George K Cetone once a state senator sentenced to three years in the penitentiary over legislative bribery cases In a criminal court Judge Rogers dismisses the indictment against Edgar T Crawford another former state senator report says no evidence showed Crawford solicited a bribe. Displaced He Ends Life Wessport Pa March 13 George A Stein father of landlord Charles E Stein shoots himself after learning another man was secured as former tender age too old for duties

Columbus Supreme Court George K. Cetone Rogers Edgar T. Crawford Crawford Wessport George A. Stein Charles E. Stein Stein Yaaa

Horse Haul Ends With Heroic Ride Home

Eight miles from Selin's Grove George Strawser, a huckster and Civil War veteran, suffered an apoplexy in his wagon. His horse carried him home safely, while he lay senseless in the rig, the dramatic rescue noted in this March 13 report.

Selin’s Grove George Strawser

New York Yacht Club Declines Lipton America's Cup Challenge

The New York Yacht Club rejected the Royal Ulster Yacht Club challenge for the America's Cup. At a meeting led by Commodore Dallas B. Pratt with over 350 members present and 40 yacht owners voting, the unanimous decision cited a 75 foot length cap as the reason. The club's reply to the Royal Ulster club will be published after reception.

New York New York Yacht Club Royal Ulster Yacht Club Thomas Lipton Dallas B. Pratt

Market Report New York Provision Market

New York market report dated March 12 lists closing wheat May at 96 14c, oats No 2 white 384c, pork mess 21.50 to 22.00, creamery butter extras 36 to 37c, eggs new laid 23 to 25c in state and nearby whites, potatoes state per 186 pounds 1.75 to 1.87.

New York Pennsylvania

Grain and dairy prices in Buffalo market report

Buffalo markets list No 2 white wheat at 1.10, No 3 yellow corn at 2.42 to 2.54, No 2 white oats at 37 cents, No 3 white 34 cents. Flour prices 5.50 to 6.26 per barrel. Butter creamery prints 38 cents, state creamery 32 3/4 cents. Cheese good to choice 16 4 to 17 cents. Eggs hennery mixed 22 cents.

Buffalo

Market Prices for Cattle and Hogs in Local Sale

Prime steers bring 8.75 to 9.00 per cwt with weights 1200 to 1400 lb. Choice fat cows 6.75 to 7.50. Bulls 5.00 to 6.00. Veals 12.06 to 12.50. Hogs show light Yorkers 9.50 to 9.60 and heavies 9.35 to 9.45.

Buffalo Hay Market Prices Report

Timothy choice on track priced at 17.00 to 17.50 dollars. No 1 clover mixed 12.50 to 13.00. Oat and wheat straw 9.00 to 9.50. Market notes reference buffalo hay and grain straw.

Buffalo Timothy

Evading the Law Claim Cited by Washington Judge

The Washington Herald cites a courtroom exchange where a defendant proclaims innocence after being accused of evading the law. The defendant insists he did not evade and remains present before the judge.

Washington Herald

Grain on Farms Sees Higher Stocks Across Years in March Report

The department of agriculture releases a March crop report showing grain on farms still higher than a year ago. It lists wheat corn oats and barley holdings by state with year by year comparisons and merchantable quality shares.

Baltimore Harbor Department of Agriculture Department Bureau of Statistics

Mt Sinai Tuberculosis Test Push Delayed by Patient Shortage

New York reports doctors at Mt Sinai hospital note few patients with joint and gland tuberculosis come in for examination before Dr Friedmann's culture tests. In two days only 25 cases appeared. five selected for decisive testing awaiting his return. Dr Arthur Stimson and others monitor seven past cases and advise outsiders that the hospital currently accepts no pulmonary tuberculosis cases.

New York Mt. Minai Hospital Friedmann Canada Mt. Sinai Arthur Stimson Public Health Service

Magnificent Sweet Peas Offer from Edgar A Higgins

A Victorian style seed offer from Avoca New York by Edgar A Higgins presents eight packets of choicest named Sweet Peas in colors for 25 cents, plus orchid flowers poppies asters and Spencer varieties in generous packets for 50 cents. It requests postal remittance and notes Higgins guarantees better results than his advertisement.

Wilson's Remedy Promises for Lung and Throat Ailments

A Michigan woman testifies that Wilson's Remedy saved her from consumption years ago and urges others with lung or throat trouble to request free information from Wilson's Remedy, Westwood New Jersey. The note reflects ministerial illness and widespread belief in the remedy's effectiveness.

Michigan T.hiss Wilson Westwood, N. J

Carmega Toilet Powder Ad Promises Pure Infant Dusting Powder

An old advertisement touts Carmega Toilet Powder as ideal for women and babies. It emphasizes absolute purity, delicate oriental fragrance, and safety for infants, priced at 25 cents per box.

Inspiration or Sitting Tight in George Eliot’s Craft

Pall Mall Gazette recalls George Eliot’s claim that novels arise from inspiration while Anthony Trotlope credits steady work. He claims to write 250 words every fifteen minutes for hours before breakfast, a method that yielded substantial earnings and growing reader appreciation.

George Eliot Anthony Trotlope Pall Mall Gazette

Fragment from Pittsburgh Post about a cook and mistress

A short exchange between a cook and her mistress ends with a sharp retort about items to take. The dialogue captures tensions in a domestic scene conveyed in period tone.

Pittsburgh Post

Also Mentioned on This Page

First National Bank Warren, Penna Man Warren Trust Company Citizens National Bank, of Warren, Pa Warren Savings Bank Incorporated Warren, Pennsylvania Depository State of Lipton Market Report Buffalo Provision Market East Buffalo Livestock Market Mt. Sinai Hospital Edgar A. Higgins Avoca, N. Y Tion S. Lu Cae Phila. Smelting & Refining Company Chestnut ST Philadelphia Nuee Asenese Euthas Barenence Chichester Peratt Union Pittsburgh Harrisburg Pefina. Ave Citizens’ National Bank Prof H. B. Hyde Pennsylvania Optical Societies Atlantic City Wildwood Cape May Ocean City Sea Isle City Holly Beach Anglesea David Todd Williamsport R. R
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