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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1907
Page
3
The Wholesale and Retail Vendors of Merchandise Eating Houses Brokers Billiard Rooms and Bowling Alleys in Warren County Pennsylvania are enumerated in the association's public roster.
A long OCR list catalogs numerous merchants and shops in Warren and nearby Youngsville. Entries include groceries cigars dry goods shoes hardware jewelry millinery confectionery and more, naming individuals and firms across multiple commerce categories.
A list of residents and firms in Tidioute with occupations and trades including cigars general merchandise drugs hardware dry goods millinery groceries and more. Names cover buyers sellers and shop owners such as Dunn Thompson Sage Fuellhart Gibb Bell Culver Mapes Kinnear Uller and others.
A catalog of Youngsville merchants includes Peters C H cigars Davis W J second racket store Wright & Breckenbach groceries Raymond & Johnson meats Engstrom J P meats Swanson Edwin E clothing Mead Robert drugs Nuttall J C cigars Mead & Fisher hardware Youngs Currie W hardware Sweet R S cigars and Mead C general merchandise.
Lists numerous Sugar Grove shops and proprietors with line items for feed shoes hardware groceries harness cigars groceries general merchandise meats pianos organs billiard tables and related trades. Brands include Abbott Mickelson Harrington Mix Paddock McDonald Younie Ellis Freemount Phelps Barlow Root and Barlow location references.
A compact catalog lists Columbus merchants by category including cigars flour and feed groceries hardware meats and general merchandise. Names include Mackels E P Simpson Chas Barnes E C Scholton Frank Elton Johnson L H Curtis E D Hassett Clyde and Allen Elton with businesses spanning cigars groceries and hardware in Columbus.
Directory-style notice lists merchants with their specialties and Grand Valley locations. Deeland D D groceries. Thomas E T meats. Thompson A R general merchandise. Allen Son drugs and hardware. Peck Geo W drugs. Middleton S A general merchandise. Hull H H furniture. Fountaine Dela groceries. Grand Valley and Grand area.
A readable ledger-like list names merchants and goods for Bear Lake. G G Carter handles meats, E G Hawkins flour and feed, J LaQuay groceries, A C Tillotson hardware, Bear Allen Jay general merchandise, Leon Walker groceries, C H Hawkins and F L also flour and feed, Lynn Gordon general merchandise, C V Mather drugs, all at Bear Lake.
Listings show Carl Horn meat dealer N T Jackson and Ella Cooney cigar seller with Irvine as base. Local grocer W H Metzgar and P D Swanson general merchandise also listed. Ella Cooney plus E W Cooney appear among cigar and general shop postings in Irvine.
A partial directory lists Hodges E M general merchandise North Warren. Dalrymple H N meats North Jones W G flour and feed North Buck J W general merchandise North Warren. Blandin A B cigars North War. McCartney Geo tobacco and cigars North Warren. Steber A T cigars North Warren. Jones A W general merchandise North Warren.
B F McMichael and Grant Sutton launch general merchandise stores in Cherry Grove offering a range of goods. The new shops aim to serve local shoppers with familiar brands and everyday items.
Local business directory fragment lists merchants and shops in Corydon including J. W. Green general merchandise S. C. McClintock furniture W. E. Homer cigars Sarah M. Canfield general merchandise Jas A. Griffin cigars E L Stricker drugs C H Clawson general merchandise Frank Williams meats Evert E D hardware and S C McClintock two billiard tables.
Listings show John Linstrom a general merchandise dealer in Scandia and John Chambersburg selling shoes in Scandia. The fragment notes two merchants and their goods in Elk Township.
Lindell Bros flour and feed in Farmington Township with Lan der, Gibson H L general merchandise in Lander listed among local suppliers.
Lander merchants Scranton and Hitchcock are named in a brief notice listing general merchandise and cigars for sale in Lander.
A list of local merchants includes G. D. Morris general merchandise Lottsville N Kemp general merchandise Eastman F E cigars Lottsville E M Lowe phosphate Lottsville A D Root phosphate Bear Lake Albert Wright general merchandise Wrightsville Thos Yates general merchandise Wrightsville Boardman Bros flour and feed Mrs Mary Sister millinery.
Nora Sanborn of Stoneham runs a groceries store. A Peterson of Gladerun operates a general merchandise shop. J Anderson of Weldbank sells cigars in a local trade listing.
A compact roster of merchants and shopowners including Lydratt Jos general merchandise in Pittsfield, Horn O D general merchandise in Garland, Morris E S general merchandise in Hallock, A D cigars in Garland, Andrews H T feed in Garland, Acocks N L cigars in Pittsfield, Whitney I A general merchandise in Pittsfield, Brown A S candy and cigars in Mandeville, C E cigars in Garland, and McConnell H E general merchandise in Torpedo.
Brown F A general merchandise, Mapes H A general merchandise, Robinson P N groceries, Schofield. Noted names listed among merchants serving the Enterprise area.
F L Sands and Darling F L operate general merchandise stores at Chandlers Valley and Ingalls. H Ingalls serves as manager at Chandlers Valley. C C Johnson runs general merchandise at Mathews Run. The brief inventory references two communities and three individuals in retail roles.
A list of merchants and shop items including A B Smith groceries East Branch Blanchard N H general merchandise Donaldson Bros Spring Creek Hagg Ed harness Spring Creek Sparling Fred cigars Spring Creek Nantes WH hardware Spring Creek McDermott P G cigars Spring Matteson RJ flour and feed Spring Creek Sadbury AO wagons farm machinery Spring Creek Ryers John coal Spring Creek.
Friedman Will millinery Roberts D F general merchant Story E A art store Sheffield Pharmacy Schweitzer Lewis F harness Bashline O R confectionery Gustafson Nelson groceries Ryberg C O groceries Hinckley Eugene meats Epstein Wm clothing Shriner Mrs M cigars Leroy L cigars Sheffield。本段列出谢菲尔德镇的多家商户及经营者姓名与行业。
Detailed list of Sheffield businesses and proprietors offering groceries cigars jewelry general merchandise and undertakings. Entries include Skelton W O Epstein J Malone John Linde A cigars Kemph Martin J Carlson L E Co Dwyer cigars Amundson J A Smith C H Co Donnell E O Borden J Wood J A Roberts H Slagel Mrs J Mead Hindman tables Lind A W Sheffield.
Douglass and Bean operate a general store in Triumph Township selling groceries including Fa gundas with local customers and steady sales reported for the period.
Mrs M P Griffin buys Cob ham and other groceries in Watson Township. The brief entry lists her name and item of purchase indicating a local shopping record.
An appeal will be held at the County Treasurer's Office on Tuesday April 23 1907. Names include Smith C H Co Sheffield Kidder Hutchens Warren Atlantic Refining Co Warren Smith Horton Co Warren Mills Warren Bailey Burgess L Warren Dold Jacob Warren A E Pelton Mercantile Appraiser.
Mrs. Fabbins contacted the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals asking if action can be taken to prevent horses from being scratched. She says it upsets her racing husband who groans in his sleep about a scratched horse.
Essay reflects on the impermanence of youth and the cycle of life. It compares people to trees where fading youth makes room for new generations and argues children's future should not be dullened by past lives.
A small boy can endlessly enjoy hammering tacks into soft wood a light hammer and small tacks needed. When one end fills he reverses and drives in more, then removes them again for further play as described by Woman's Life.
A reflection on the impulse to speak freely and the tension between honesty and social restraint, noting how blunt honesty could shape interactions at social gatherings and friendships. The passage considers conscience guiding praise and the impact of candid remarks on relationships.
A cited line from W. D. Nesbit in the Chicago Post mocks women reformers, describing the speaker as tired of their efforts with colorful, combative imagery.
A dated anecdote recalls an English vegetarian rejected by a woman who retorts with sharp dismissal. She scolds him for proposing and jokes about flesh and cabbage before calling him to marry a grass widow.
A nimble shoplifter brims with ideas while traveling and hides a fashionable picture hat beneath a cloak as she moves past the millinery counter.
The Tarkets notes steady activity across commodities on March 27 1907. Flour quiet but steady while wheat corn oats hay and cattle show little movement sheep sold between 4 50 and 5 75 per head and hogs at 7 10 per hundredweight with prime lambs quoted 6 00 to 8 00.
Cleveland notes March prices for flour Minnesota spring patent at 4.00 to 4.25, No. 2 red wheat 77 to 78 cents, No. 3 yellow corn 49 and a half, No. 3 white oats 46 to 44 and a quarter, best creamery butter 31 and a quarter, strictly fresh eggs 18 cents, York state cheese 15 and a half, choice white potatoes 38 to 40 cents, hay best grades 18.25, and cattle prices for steer 5.50 to 5.75 and calves 8.75 to 9.00.
Toledo on March 27 records cash prices for grains and clover. Wheat and corn both tied at cash, oats quoted at 44 to 44 1/4 cents, clovers at 9.40 dollars per unit.
On March 27 in Buffalo export steers fetch 5.25 to 6.00, veals 10.00 to 10.50, sheep wethers 6.25 to 6.75, spring lambs 7.00 to 8.50, and hogs yorkers 6.60.
Cattle with choice steers sold at 5.60 to 5.85 dollars per hundredweight and top at 5.85 for good 35.15. Sheep saw prime to fair mixed at 5.25 to 6.50, lambs at 6.00 to 8.25. Hogs to Yorkers at 6.60.
Pattern No. 5737 presents a five gore pleated skirt with deep center-turned pleats and yoke depth stitching. The design fits hips with a wide flare at the foot and suggests fabrics such as white mohair cashmere cheviot serge or linen. For ages 15 16 and 17 the 45 inch material required is four and a quarter yards.
In making clothes for the little ones comfort is first. The sleeping garment pattern No. 5761 is popular with mothers as feet may peep from under covers. Materials used include Outing or Canton flannel. Three year size needs two and a half yards of 36 inch material. Sizes 1 to 6 years. Pattern mailed on ten cents received.
The piece notes how wealthy women practice strict thrift in everyday life. Figures include a judge’s wife saving bottles for prescriptions, another funding subscriptions yet avoiding bottle purchases, and an actress hoarding old shoes and slippers. Kitchen economy and service costs trigger tensions. Candles, paper, twine, and bottle reuse appear as common savings strategies.
Two men on a car discuss aging and speed of life. One notes a friend aged twenty years in twelve months, while the other jokes about whisky aging rapidly, reflecting a brisk, hinterland sense of time. The exchange ends with a judge’s aside.
A narrator extols snow’s beauty as it blankets wealth and poverty, but a falling snowball and a ton of snow from a cornice strike him under the ear, trapping him and ending his speech. The incident is reported in a Judge commentary.
A concise quote argues that sanctity does not arise from branding others as secular, suggesting that labeling rivals as secular undermines true sacredness and invites broader critique of institutions. This remark frames a debate on the boundaries between religion and secular authority.
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