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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1909
Page
8
The guideline requires all copy to be in by Tuesday each week and each correspondent to sign communications. Names will not be published unless requested, and writers should avoid double-sided printing.
Mrs Margaret J Snow widow formerly of Tidioute was buried Wednesday after death in Pittsburgh. Several residents return from trips, births announced, and local moves noted. Housing shortage persists amid high rents as trains run late after a P E wreck.
Reports from Scandia and nearby towns recount visits and calls by residents including John Sampson, Chas Smith, Ben Swanson, Harry Carlson, Arvid Gustafson, and others. Mrs. Geo Graham is ill. a dance at Gust Sederburg’s was a success. various relocations and preparations for trips to Jamestown, Barberton, and Youngsville are noted.
Our teacher Miss Florence Anderson treated her school to warm sugar Friday afternoon. The act was greatly appreciated by the scholars and reflects a caring classroom community during recovery.
Mar 16 reports include C M Bergstrom and Frank Marsh visiting Warren last week. Mrs. Walter Newton and Mrs. L J Byers called on E N Holmes and daughters. J EB Morse and daughter Beulah plan to reside in Millport for the summer. Several locals, including P C Holt, Miss Lena Hoop, and Miss Winifred Morrison, are noted as visitors. Mrs. Francis Brown shows improvement after a broken leg.
The Cemetery Society plans a Friday meeting with Mrs. L. L. Covel on March 19. Leon Dodd and family relocate to Jamestown. Nathan Dodd resigns as postmaster and moves to Grady West Virginia for a new job. Clinton Minore departs for Buffalo for automotive school. Schools reopen after a three week closure. L O T M set for regular review on March 19. Sugar and syrup production noted as good. Mothers meeting on March 23 at Mrs. Covel’s home discusses training humane instincts in children. Mrs. Sarah and Mrs. S. A. Spencer and Mrs. J. L. Bagley visit from Chautauqua. Seward Clark and wife to Kane for his work stint.
March 15 reports a blaze at the Hulet Lott house around 5 PM. The old structure burned with neighbors expressing regret. Other items note Earl Baker’s mill business, EK Sample and family returning to Greenhurst, Anna Acox visiting Pittsfield relatives, Eva Baker bedridden, Elizabeth Law back from Jamestown, J Chapen family occupying the G Wynn house, and James Wynn showing improvement.
Sanford notes a very successful term as the school announces closure on March 26. The brief item highlights the positive term and upcoming break for students and staff.
A testimonial describes five years of heart trouble with left side pain and breathlessness. After using Dr Miles Heart Remedy, the patient reports marked improvement and full recovery after six bottles. It claims heart weakness is due to overwork and promises a money back guarantee if no benefit.
Miss Mildred Conover of Vroman takes a teaching post. Esther Meadon leaves for Enter prise to work. Several residents recover from illness. J. N. Falkinburg visited Warren on Saturday. Miss Mildred Conover called on Titusville visitors. Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Pierce move into Wilfred Thompson home. Mrs. Nina Blood of Grand Valley visited her daughter, Mrs. C. V. Pierce, last week.
The Mat of Warren, Pa offers a bargain: subscribe to both The Mat and its weekly paper for one year at 1.75 dollars, instead of the regular price of 1 dollar per year. Send payment and order to The Mat.
A long list of property deeds shows numerous transfers from residents and firms to multiple buyers across Warren County towns including Freehold Sugar Grove Deerfield Warren Tidioute and Pleasant. Amounts range from 50 to 5300 dollars with buyers such as Elliott C Smith Hart Furniture Co and Mabel B Spencer et al involved in titles and mortgages.
Nevada mines yielded a total of 17.59 million dollars in 1907 for gold silver copper lead and zinc per a USGS advance chapter from Mineral Resources of the United States Calendar Year 1907. Gold alone brought 12.10 million dollars from 585 311 fine ounces, while silver valued at 4.68 million dollars. The gold and silver combined rose by 1.77 million dollars versus 1906. Copper lead and zinc contributed under 1 million dollars. All ore tonnage increased.
The report tallies 723 581 tons total ore with 628 501 tons siliceous ore, Nye county yielding 241 677 tons and Tonopah 214 357 tons. It gives average values per ton for various ore types and details gold and silver mill outputs, concentrates, and grand totals for 1907 versus 1906.
A warning urges parents to closely watch boys at night as every boy is a live wire liable to mischief. It argues girls face more protective oversight while many boys roam, lacking proper advice to resist urban dangers and temptations.
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