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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1911
Page
7
Daily railroad schedule listing east west and north south train times for Pennsylvania R R and A V P R R with morning and afternoon departures. Indicates daily service with Sundays excluded and times ranging from early morning to evening.
The timetable lists Main Line Westbound cars from the waiting room at 0, 10, 20, 50, 40 and 50 minutes past each hour, plus runs to Grade Run and P and E stations at set offsets. Conewango avenue service runs on even hours and halves, with end-of-cone service at 15 and 45 minutes past the even hour. North Warren, Sheffield, and Warren Jamestown lines follow staggered hourly patterns with morning starts and late-evening last cars, including special first and final trips.
Long list of county and state officials with titles in Warren County led by President Taft and Vice President Sherman, plus county officers, judges, department heads, health officers, and school board members. The document names many individuals and their roles across government, health, and education.
Notice that Jacobson Machine Manufacturing Company will auction aluminum and cast iron castings to satisfy a lien of 100.85 plus costs. Sale at the Jacobs on Plant Warren Pennsylvania at 2:00 p.m. Cash terms. Materials consigned by Detroit Dearborn Motor Car Company of Detroit Michigan.
E E Chamberlain of Clinton Maine accuses Bucklen s Arnica Salve of healing burns sores and boils while robbing pain. He praises its effects as unrivaled. Paul Mathulka of Buffalo New York endorses Dr King s New Life Pills as a family blessing for constipation headaches indigestion and dyspepsia. Both items priced 25 cents at druggists.
Edinboro Normal offers prospective teachers free tuition during the split session. Catalogues and applications are available from Joan F. Bider, Principal. High School pupils may enter the Clarion Normal School junior class. last chance for the three year course. Write for the catalogue.
Notice of administrator's sale ordered by the Warren County Orphans' Court. On Tuesday April 4 at 2 pm at the Warren Court House, a 200 acre property in Pleasant Township will be exposed for public sale. Terms include half the price on confirmation and the rest in one year with interest or cash equivalent. administratrix Mary F. Thompson and attorney D. Blackman are listed.
The article recounts General Sheridan’s 1866 Texas deployment with 50,000 veterans to enforce U S policy against Maximilian and French occupation in Mexico. It notes Grant’s insistence on immediate action, Sheridan’s two marching columns, and the eventual withdrawal of French troops after demonstrations and diplomacy with Juarez, leading to Maximilian’s capture and execution in 1867.
Subpoena in the divorce proceeding Stuart v Stuart issued in Warren County Common Pleas No 5 Mar term 111. Libellant Margaret M Stuart seeks divorce from Alexa Stuart. Respondent deemed non est inventus and must appear April first Monday in Warren Borough Court of Common Pleas to answer and show cause per petition filed. Sheriff Henry Park issues notice Feb 28 1911.
Sheriff's sales announced by writs of Levari Facias and Fieri Fecias from the Court of Common Pleas of Warren County Pennsylvania. Sales will take place at the Court House in the Borough of Warren.
Saturday March 25 1911 at 10 o clock A M a sale of the lot eighteen in East Warren village Warren County Pennsylvania. The property formerly conveyed through multiple deeds from Tomas Struthers to Selinda Babcock Ella L Babcock Leon G Ball and others now seized in execution in the case of Helene G Ball for use of Robert Slater against Isaac R Connelly Lisa M Connelly and others. Warren County Sheriff Office Warren Pa March 3 1911
The article notes that New York and Jersey City hold as many as sixty million eggs in cold storage at times, highlighting large stock levels and distribution concerns.
The Bay State society embraces wrestling as recreation with claims it shapes figures and builds health. Boudoirs of the fashionable set reportedly host bouts, and the activity is expected to spread.
Big game hunting takes to the skies as airship craft dominate the scene. Enthusiasts push new limits in aerial pursuit, turning soaring flights into a high thrill sport.
Foreign Secretary Sir Edward Grey endorsed President Taft and Secretary Knoxs peace proposals calling for a permanent treaty to arbitrate disputes between Britain and the United States. He warned of risks but urged national sacrifice for a higher ideal, saying armies and navies would become world police under law rather than force. The speech drew loud cheers and a strong impression.
Representative Champ Clark of Missouri, poised as next House Speaker, edits Horace Greeley’s famous line to urge young men southward. He argues the region offers cheaper living, milder climate, and potential riches, citing lettuce profits and year round grazing as proof of southern growth.
Harry Meyers of Minneapolis issues an endurance foot race challenge for one legged men across the Minneapolis to St Louis route starting April 2. He trains with a new artificial racing leg and seeks at least twenty contestants who must post a $1000 side bet. No handicaps. no riding allowed. strict rules apply only to prevent riding.
Chauncey M. Depew, greeted at Grand Central by an old friend, says he feels fine after leaving the Senate and spends evenings on his front steps with a telescope hoping to glimpse the golden stairs he believes he will soon climb.
A novel use for X rays would determine if an oyster has a partner. If no peer is found, the oyster could be returned to the sea to grow and be given another chance.
The document presents a 1911 balance sheet for Warren National Bank showing assets including U.S. bonds, banking house, due from banks and reserves, as well as notes, currency, and legal tender. It lists liabilities and capital like capital stock, surplus, undivided profits, and deposits, with signatures of cashier H. Lampe and notary Rost H. Daves.
Fragmentary obituary notice for Warren Clark of Warren Pennsylvania dated February 16 details missing. The readable text provides a name and location, with no further context or age.
A reflective note on crafting a clear-voiced instrument of self that others can depend on for the nots wanted, echoing Ruskin's call to precise and dependable expression.
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