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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1911
Page
7
Traveler's guide lists East West, North South train times for the Pennsylvania Railroad and sister lines, including morning and afternoon departures with daily exceptions and oil city division notes. Details cover 9:00 8:02 3:22 1:35 times, and evening runs 8:00 7:45, along with D A V and P R R services and Sunday exclusions.
Streetcar schedules detail Main Line, P and E, Conewango, and Sheffield routes with exact minute departures. The document lists Warren County officials including Prothonotary, Treasurer, Register, Auditors, Coroner, Surveyor, School Superintendent, and health officers, plus city officers and council members across wards, board of health and school directors with committee assignments.
The document enumerates President Taft and Cabinet members, Warren officials, and local court and law enforcement figures. It also notes a new tool: a mixing cone with a spade blade featuring long oval holes to allow cement to flow through for a finer finish.
Clinton man denounces Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best healer for burns cuts sores boils and sprains saying it robs injuries of terror. Buffalo man praises Dr King's New Life Pills as a family blessing curing constipation headache and indigestion at 25c.
Public auction to dispose of aluminum and cast iron castings to satisfy a lien of Jacobson Machine Manufacturing Co for 40.85 dollars plus sale costs. Items were consigned by Detroit Dearborn Motor Car Co and include crank case parts, manifolds, water headers, flywheels, pistons and more. Sale at the Jacobson plant in Warren PA at 2 00 p m, cash terms.
Public sale ordered by the Orphans' Court of Warren County for the estate of Gilbert W. Thompson deceased. The property, 200 acres 7 perches, Pleasant Township, will be sold at Warren Court House on April 4 1911 at 2 pm with terms: half cash on confirmation and remainder with interest or cash if equal funds secured. Administratrix Mary E. Thompson and attorney Ls. D. Blackman.
Four of the five Pain Manufacturing Company directors filed in the supreme court to dissolve the corporation. They say a sane Fourth of July movement has made it unprofitable to continue.business.
A badly decomposed body was found in the Ostend drydock and is believed to be Cecil S. Grace the British aviator who disappeared with his aircraft during a attempted cross Channel flight on December 23 last.
A vintage health boast extols Electric Bitters as the best blood purifier. It claims the tonic regulates stomach liver and kidneys, expels poisons, builds rich red blood and strengthens nerves. Endorsed by C T Budahn of Tracy California, price fifty cents at druggists.
John Siggins Jr announces a bill to repeal the act fixing Sheriff costs in Warren county for conveying prisoners to the penitentiary. The measure, to be introduced after thirty days in the General Assembly, targets the special costs statute approved March 31, 1864. Dated February 2, 1911.
Notices in Warren County Pennsylvania announce administration grants for the estates of John VanGeem Melissa Sayle and Mathias Schuler. Creditors must settle and claimants present authenticated demands, with sessions set by the Orphans Court in Warren Borough to distribute funds.
The article compares the Pyramid of Cheops to a modern skyscraper in size and weight. It notes the vast pile of great stones dragged by ancient Nile laborers thousands of years ago, forming a solid block 300 feet square and 330 feet high.
Notice is given that Letters of Administration on the estate of Addison More late of Pittsfield Warren County Pa deceased have been granted to Emma More. All persons indebted must pay promptly and all claims against the estate should be presented properly authenticated for settlement. Nebraska 16 1911 2-16-6
Eggs offered from Rose Comb Rhode Island Reds priced at 41.5 percent for 15. Prize winners at Warren County Poultry show. Siegfried's Farm in Akeley Pennsylvania reports a notice dated February 9 with an England marriage statistic: thirty eight in every thousand Englishmen who marry are over fifty years old.
A jockey in Russia was reportedly shot after a bettor drew a pistol when the rider pulled his mount during a track race. The incident underscores harsh stakes and volatile behavior at the venue.
The article lists annual losses from rats destroying building nests. Denmark 3 million, France 40 million, Germany 50,900,900, Great Britain 72,000,090, and the United States at least 199,900,000 with 16,000,090 from fires.
CG T CONARRO cashes the bank statement in Warren County Pennsylvania and swears the figures are true to the best of knowledge. Notary Orin NESMITEH validates the oath as of March 1 111 and lists commission expiry January 21 115.
Report of the condition of the Warren National Bank at Warren Pennsylvania at the close of business March 7. It lists resources includingLoans and discounts 1 435 826 65 overdrafts 1 970 United States bonds 300 000 00 reserve notes and coins 369 660 NOT a full reader. summarizes assets and liabilities with cash items and deposits. There is a signature by cashier H Lampe and attestations. then a stray note about wages in Austria-Hungary.
Concord Michigan resident Thos Ariss testifies to thirty years of using Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and lung troubles. The ad touts the product as the best cough and cold remedy, with claims of long home use and effectiveness for lagrippe asthma hay fever croup quinsy and sore throat. Trial bottle free and guaranteed by all druggists.
A Nebraska bill proposes a new colony to detain and reform male vagabonds drunks and delinquents in a 5000 to 10000 acre vagabond city far from temptation. Inmates learn trades and gain self support then return to society as skilled workers within two to ten years.
Dr Elizabeth H Dunn of the University of Chicago tells the Chicago Medical Society that tobacco robs about 70 percent of taste in habitual smokers over forty, regardless of pipe or cigar, and that taste, touch and smell are often undeveloped in men compared with sight and hearing.
Edward Griffith, newly signed by Fort Smith in the Western association, reportedly had his toes amputated to improve foot speed. Former Little Rock City League standout, he believed excessive toe length hindered speed and reduced attractiveness to major league managers.
A steamship arriving from Philadelphia to Brazil carried a ton of quinine divided into twenty grain doses. The cargo highlight centers on the shipment and its origin, with the drug’s quantity noted as a ton and the route described.
An English company has invested one hundred thousand for apparatus to test airship propellers. The expenditure aims to advance aircraft performance and reliability through precise propulsion testing.
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