Warren Mail Adverts and Publishing Details
The Warren Mail informs readers of ownership J A Larson S M Sloan publishers and editors J A Larson located at 223 Hickory Street Warren Pa with Bell phone 159 B. The paper notes annual subscription of 1 00 in advance and local business notices priced at one cent per word per insertion with rates on application.
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J. A. Larson
S$. M. Sloan
Proprietors & Publishers
Warren
Warren County
Hickory Street
Bell Phone
Political Announcements for Con gress Candidates
Epston Mail authorizes name as candidate for Twenty eighth Pennsylvania district subject to primary rules to be held June 4 1910 at Endevor Wheeler Pa November 29 1909 Epbork Mail requests announcement of candidacy for Congress subject to electors decision at the primary in Twenty eighth Congressional District of Pennsylvania to be held June 4 1910 Joseph Sibley Franklin Pa February 21 1910
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Epston
Conress
Twenty-eighth
Pennsylvania
N.P
Wheeler
Endeavor
Epbork
Congress
Joseph
Sibley
Franklin
Frank M. Knapp Nominated in Warren for State Senate
The Mail announces Frank M. Knapp of Warren as a candidate for State Senator, subject to Republican primaries on June 4, 1910. Eorror Mail notes another candidacy for the Forty-eighth Senatorial District Venango and Warren counties, under the Republican primary rules, to be held June 4, 1910.
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Frank M. Knapp
Warren
Eorror
Venango
G. Foster
Franklin
State Hospital
North Warren
Washington
Harold Ross
Harrisburg
Francis J. Hall
Harrisburg Board of Trade
Warren County Republican Assembly candidate notices
Joseph A. Schofield announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Assembly with a June 4 1910 primary in Warren County Pa Arthur W Dennison seeks renomination for Representative in the General Assembly with a June 4 1910 spring primary in Warren County Pa The notices dated November 3 1909 and December 1 1909 announce their candidacies to Republican voters.
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Warren County
Assembly
Joseph A. Schofield
Warren, Pa
General Assembly
Arthur W. Dennison
Akeley
Williston P Wood Seeks Republican State Convention Delegate Seat
Epitor Mail notes Williston P Wood of Grand Valley Pa announces his candidacy for Delegate to the Republican State Convention subject to the June 4 1910 primaries. He issues the declaration from Williston Pa on February 7 1910.
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Williston P. Wood
Grand Valley
Japan backs Knox plan for permanent peace tribunal
Dispatches from Tokyo report Japan will not object to Secretary Knox’s proposal for a permanent international court of arbitral justice. Difficulties exist over representation and pledges to abide by rulings, but Japanese view these as negligible and solvable, following France.
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Tokyo
Japan
Knox
International Court of
United States
Congress
France
Pittsburg
Uncle Sam and the Printer in Postal Grievances
A Wellsboro Agitator critique notes Uncle Sam favors printers by supplying envelopes and mail service while penalizing printers for publishing games of chance. The piece mocks government manipulation of subscriptions and credit, and laments rising postal rates on magazines.
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Uncle Sam
Sam
Washington
Samuel
Wellsboro Agitator
Easter Hat Returns in Town Newsroom Fable
A festive note announces the Easter Hat will be small this year and joy rises as residents prepare for springtime celebrations and community cheer.
News Notes of the Week Highlights Local Events
Emery for Congress nomination appears as Lewis Emery Jr of Bradford announces a run in the 21st district. Warren hosts a luncheon and a grand variety of social events. oratorio and organ installations are planned. Fire, wrecks, masques, and oil ventures fill a busy regional week with new lodge degrees and civic projects.
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Lewis Emery
Congress
Lewis Emery, Jr
Bradford
Mr. Emery
Peru
People Moving In and Out Around Warren Area
A flurry of social visits and travels is noted with Grace Petheram in Oil City and Mrs. E N Jacobson in Kane. Residents from Warren Youngsville and Kane tour cities from Erie to Titusville while relatives visit in Tidioute and Sewickley.
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Floyd C. Kinnear
Tidioute
Emma Frances Strong
Erie
Florence Kinnear
City
Grace Petheram
Warren
Oil City
E. N. Jacobson
Kane
Jack A. Newell
John W. Campbell
Grace
C. B. Gillis
H. J. Kinnear
R. K. Shanner
C. C. Shirlek
M. S. Guth
Gertrude Grosch
David Cross
Franklin News
David Gerould
R. D. Locke
East Main Street
Titusville
P. A. McKinney
Scranton
M. F. Quinlivan
Brooklyn
New York City
Edith Lauffenburger
East Street
George Brockway
Theodore B. Westgate
East Walnut Street
H. H. Cumings
Sarah Everson
S. W. Waters
No Immediate Results in Advertising
The passage argues that advertisers should not expect instant benefits from ads. It compares immediate returns to a farmer seeking wheat a few days after sowing, noting patience is required for measurable results.
The Newspaper Is Proof and Local Advertising
The piece argues a town cannot be credibly described as a financial or business center without sufficient advertising support from local merchants. It says readers doubt claims unless backed by advertising and corroborating evidence beyond the newspaper man's testimony.
Notice to Correspondents on Letter Submissions
Correspondents are urged to send letters by Monday night or no later than Tuesday noon. Letters received after Tuesday will not be insured for publication in that week’s issue. Some letters arrived late on Wednesday night or Thursday noon and could not be used. Submit news letters early. Correspondence Editor.
Death notices from Warren area published
Belle Valentine Wood dies at 49 after long service in Warren offices and church life. Darius A. Mead, oil businessman, dies at 70 in Glade Run with services at First M E church. Frank B. Guthrie, Warren lawyer, dies in Los Angeles after years of illness. Mrs. Susan House, 91, dies in Grand Valley after long residence in Warren County.
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First Evangelical
Belle Valentine Wood
East Water Street
Mintzer and Cablé
The
Baptist Church
H. M. Conaway
M. E
Oakland
O. P. Bush
Harry Dixon
Geo. F. Yates
Wood
A. Mintzer
John Schaeffer
R. N. Brown
H. M. Putnam
U. S. Rogers
Darius A. Mead
Gertrude Trevett
Locust Street
Gladerun
Mr. Mead
Stoneham
Youngsville
Eva Vickers
Warren
M.E
Knights of the Maccabees
Order of the Maccabees
Horace M. Conaway
Mead
Paul
Donald
Frank B. Guthrie
Warrer
Los Angeles
Cal
Susan House
Warren County
W. P. van Wyck
Grand Valley
House
Vergens
Pleasantville
Chester House
van Wyck
Warren man shot in Pittsburg strikes hospital scene
Reynolds, a Warren, Pa. teamster, was shot in Pittsburg after being followed by four men. He was taken to St Francis Hospital where doctors report his condition improving and hopeful recovery barring complications. McCaffrey and Reynolds drifted apart in conflicting statements while Kingsbury linked to prominent local business circles.
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James
St. Francis’ Hospital
Reynolds
Piisburg
Prisoner Missing After Escape From Sheriff Park
Sheriff Park reported the escape of an indeterminate felon from Lyons. The prisoner, Pierce, about 45, convicted of felonious shooting, was described to Central Station as he fled toward his hotel. Deputy Mills and Jim Boyle discussed the ongoing search as authorities sought the suspect.
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Lyons
Central Station
Pierce
Jimmy
Boyle
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Warren Mail
the Mail Printing Company
State Senate
P.A. R
Stewart
Charles W. Stone
Jamestown
Merle Amann
Mayme L.brandt
Fentonville
Warren Festival Chorus
Kane Choral Union
Gaul
Holy City
Lottsville
President Taft
Glenn H. Brooks
M.L. Baker
Daughters of the American Revolution
S. E. Walker
Dutch Hill
Lewis Knapp
Henry Bartsch
Baseball League
DuBois
Butler
Punxsutawney
Ridgway
Olean
K. of P. Visitation
Sheffield
Knights of Pythias
Pennsylvania Automobilists
Quarter Sessions Court
Philadelphia
N. Y
Jonathan Hansen
Alfred Shoesmith
Charles Samuels
Siggins, Swanson
Eldred
New York State
J. Augustus Jones
C. E. Metzger
C. H. Smith Company
Er. L. Stein
Warren- Jamestown
Corry
Co. F
George C. Rickards
C. J. Carew
John C. O'Connor
David B. McCalmont
Humphrey
Mary Guy Humphrey
J. W. Humphrey
Mary Guy Arbuckle
William Guy
Katherine Bowers Arbuckle
J. W. Humphrey, Jr
Humphry
Mrs. Humphrey
Forest County Oil
W. S. Whan
West, Virginia
Matthews Run
Grand Valley Lodge
I. 0
Sugar Grove
Sheffield Lodge
Weldbank
Orrin Beebe
Clarendon
Beebe
North Clarendon
Nelson P. Wheeler
John C. Anderson
Chandlers Valley
House Committee
St. Marys
Pioneer Oil Man
Geo. B. Carr
Hickory
Oil Creek
Andrew
Jay
Smithville
W. Va
Frank
Corry High School
Frank O’daly
O’day
LeBoef
Union City
C. S. Mead
W. L. McCune
A. B. Kehr
S. W. Brown
O. Burgess
Messrs
C. F. Schwing
Frank Higgins
C. H. Downley
George Spinner
W. P. O’bryan
Dr. Stanford
Benjamin Daley
Leon Watson
C. M. Gealey
Shriners
James Morrison
Central Avenue
Frank G. Ridgway
Ida R. Wikoff
Washington, D. C
Louis E. Valentine
A. L. Lowrie
Flora, Guthrie
W. B. Weed
Sewickley
Byron Nutting
G. B. Ensworth
Guthrie
Mr. Guthrie
Strattonville
Clarion County
Washington and Jefferson College
Johnson
Flora Axter
Edward M
W. A
A. S. Guthrie
Arthur L. Lowrie
Mrs
Sheriff Park
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