Warren Mail Warrrent? Historical newspaper notice
The Warren Mail publishes weekly from Warren County Pennsylvania with offices at 223 Hickory Street. Proprietors J A Larson M Sloan publish and edit the paper. subscription costs one dollar annually in advance. Advertising rates for business notices are one cent per word per insertion.
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THE
Mail Printing Company
J. A. Larson
5. M. Sloan
Proprietors & Publishers
Ed Warren
Warren County
Hickory Street
Bell Phone
Political Announcements in Twenty-Eighth District
A 1910 notice lists N P Wheeler of Endeavor Pennsylvania and Joseph C Sibley Franklin Pennsylvania announcing candidacies for Congress in the Twenty-Eighth District, subject to the June 4 1910 primary rules. Both notices appear in Mail sections with dates in 1909 and 1910.
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Conress
Twenty-eighth
Pennsylvania
N.P
Wheeler
Endeavor
Eorror Maiil
Congress
Joseph C. Sibley
Franklin
Warren man Knapp announces for State Senate seat
The Mail notes Frank M. Knapp of Warren as a candidate for State Senator subject to the Republican primaries on June 4, 1910. A separate notice from S G Foster of Franklin confirms candidacy for the Forty-eighth Senatorial District comprising Venango and Warren counties, under Republican primary rules on June 4, 1910.
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Frank M. Knapp
Warren
Bprick
Venango
G. Foster
Franklin
Warren County Republicans name Schofield for Assembly
Joseph A. Schofield announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Assembly with primaries set for Saturday June 4 1910 in Warren County. Arthur W. Dennison seeks renomination as Representative in the General Assembly with Warren County voters to decide at the Spring Primaries on June 4 1910.
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Warren County
Assembly
Joseph A. Schofield
Warren
General Assembly
Arthur W. Dennison
Akley
Williston P. Wood Seeks Republican State Convention Delegate
Williston P. Wood of Grand Valley Pennsylvania announces his candidacy for Delegate to the Republican State Convention subject to the June 4 1910 primaries. He issues the declaration from Willist on February 7 1910.
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Williston P. Wood
Grand Valley
Sibley
Washington
J. C. Sibley
Willard
Congress
William Hague
Tidioute
Central America
Panama
Mr. Hague
Pennsylvania
W. W. Hague
Buffalo, N. Y
Pugilism Faces Pressure for Reform After Johnson Fight
The essay argues boxing must elevate its image as Johnson faces trial after a bar detention for an assault. Pittsburg crowd rejected a six round bout calling it a frame up while promoters forecast 600000 dollars in July receipts for the Jeffries Johnson clash as 30000 fans travel nationally.
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Johnson
Pittsburg
New York
To the man who borrows
The notice urges readers to subscribe individually instead of borrowing the paper. It highlights saving money, time, and missing helpful articles, and notes that more subscriptions improve the paper for all readers. It invites dropping in or mailing a remittance.
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Harrisburg
Charles Severance
St. Marys
Severance
Russell Park
J. C. Russell
Picking Up Business Harbisburg Telegraph Note
Business is picking up is a misnomer for progress. The piece argues that improvement comes from preparation not waiting for customers. Stock up organize systematize and advertise to attract business.
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Harrisburg
Advertising Doctor Not Consulted
The Chardon Record paints a sharp scene of a failing shop with dull clerks and empty tills. It likens poor advertising to decay in the chandeliers and a spider in the cash box, suggesting the business needs professional advertising help.
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Chardon
Ohio
Mastery of the Best Books Builds Power
A concise view on how true influence comes not from many books read but from mastering the finest works. Emphasizes focused study and deep comprehension as the source of strength and capability.
Spring Lamb Here and Other Town News
Spring lamb of the 1910 vintage arrives in the local market though costly. Cracksmen nearly ruined a Sharpsville safe with nitroglycerine and five pennies paid. Fires and firesides, lodge elections, hospital notes, divorces, church dedications, and local society events fill a busy Warren county week with arrests and community planning.
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Mombeck & Miller
Sharpsville
People Coming and Going in Warren City Notes
Warren column lists numerous visitors and residents traveling to and from Franklin, DuBois, Erie, Olean, Union City, Bartlesville, Clarion, Harrisburg, and Philadelphia. Included are health updates, local incidents, and community events such as a 20th anniversary of W C T U, hospital construction, street safety ordinances, and Measles outbreaks.
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of the
Loyal Order of Moose
Order
Erie
Down At
Franklin
Carl Jacobson
DuBois
Joe McFadden
Johnsonburg
Warren
George Langdale
Chautauqua
Clara Moorhead
A. A. Printz
Nellie and
Mabel Traub
Paul Rogers
E. W. Parshall
Titusville
Flora Parshall
Pleasantville
Gertrude
Josephine Falber
Bernice Yanke
J. A. Veasey
Bartlesville
Okla
G. C. Priestley
New York
A. M. Gerber
Buffalo
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Warren Mail
Lions Ila
State Senate
Tiona
Clarendon
Grove
Warren Refining Company
O. F
Warren Lodge
Noble Grand
Chas. A Clark
Eli Keller
Sec’y
J. W. Steen
A. Miles
P. EK. Sonne
Parsons
Perry
Springs
Carl Horn
Allegheny Springs
W. Virginia
Torpedo
Torpedo Oil Company
Foxbury
Howard Kerr
Warren Conservatory of Music
Pennsylvania Avenue
Knapp Building
Conservatory
Philomel Club
Philomel Piano Club
W. M. Lindsey
Market Street
Chas. Hawks
Klar
F. B. Gifford
Mozart Club
Harry Wilson
County Sunday School Association
Frantz
Eldredge
Miller
McKean County
Pittsfield
Sheffield
Mead and Russell
Oil City
Seneca and
Standard Streets
Morley
Bannon
Fern Chester
Nellie Grannis
Grace Beaumont
Della Matthews
John Watson
C. A. Colegrove
Vivian Price
Edward Coady
North Clarendon
Thomas Coady
Levi Smith
Minnie Goodard
Sheriff Park
James Myers
Justice Wheeler
Magee
L. W. Mathias
Allegheny River
Mr. Mathias
Smith-Horton
Allegheny
Ridgway Elks Minstrels
Ridgway Lodge
Lodge of Elks
Ridgway Opera House
Elks
Ridgway
Youngsville
Robert McIntyre
St. Paul
Minn
New Methodist Episcopal Church
W. P. Murray
H. M. Conaway
M. E. Church
Price A. Crow
Grace Church
Leslie Gates
Roy Heermans
North Warren
Mr. Gates
Sugar Grove
Z. Z. Chandler
Pleasant Township
Jacob Knupp
Warren and
Tidicute Road
Ronard Storm
J.J. Reynolds
Oakland Township
Venango County
Dempseytown
Mr. Reynolds
Fourth Street
Liberty
Sherif Park
Butler
Chamber of Commerce
George F. Huff
Greensburg
Public Buildings Committee of Congress
John Siggins
Lottie Lohnes
Florence Dunning
Olean
City
George Mulvin
Union City
J. V. Anderson
H. A. Peck
Pleasant View
W. Va
Leon Watson
F. J. Henderson
G. R. Johnson
Kellerville
C. E. Cobb
Conneaut
Myron Dennison
M. Waters
KE. A. Abbott
Atlantic City
J. E. Blair
Philadelphia
Leo
D. M. Horth
Cattaraugus
N. Y
G. H
J. P. Jackson
Frances Henry
Florida
Katherine Lehman
Third Street
Geo. Davies and
Williamson
J. R. Binder
Clarion
Miss Marie Binder
John Roy
Oklahoma
Blanche
Dell Roy
Conenango Ave
Glade
W. C
State Hospital For the Insane
Elmer Dawson
Dawson
Pennsylvania Railroad
State Line
River
M. Justice
Centennial Hose Company
Board of Health
Moving Harness Store
S. Keller
Mills
Gregory Shoe
Penn’a Ave. West
Russell
Russell High School
Mt. Moriah
J. M. Andrews
Warren Water Company
George B. Gadsby
Ball Park
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