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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1913

Page

5

Sheffield to Build New Hotel on Fire Site

Sheffield awards the contract to Offerlee and Smith of Warren to construct a three story brick hotel with about thirty guest rooms on the site of the recently destroyed building. The project will be led by John Baldensperger. Peter Anderson of Mayville, aged 83, died in a brush fire last Friday after his clothing likely caught fire while burning stumps. He was found near the blaze. Baptists Conference in Corry discussed uniting the French Creek Association and will revisit at Warren in September. Mrs Olive Shank of Columbus died at Corry Hospital after ten days as a patient. She leaves a husband two children and her mother Mrs Lenore Curtis of Columbus. funeral in Columbus conducted by Mrs Clara Watson of Jamestown.

Sheffield Offerlee and Smith Warren John Baldensperger Peter Anderson Mayville N. Y Oil Creek Baptist Associations Corry French Creek Association Olive Shank Columbus Corry Hospital Lenore Curtis Albert Curtis Clara Watson Jamestown State Hospital Lawrence Davis Judge Davis Allegheny County State Hospital For the North Warren New York Roy S. Goss Brookville Goss C. M. Mayhood Conewango Creek Berdine Mayhood A. R. Shirley

Warren Rifle Champions of United States

Warren Pennsylvania outshot Cleveland Ohio 994 to 986 to win the United States championship of the National Rifle Association Indoor League and claim the war department trophy at the Central Armory. Keller and Andrews each fired perfect 200s for their teams.

Cleveland Ohio Warren Warren Rifle Club United States National Rifle Association War Department Engineers’ Rifle and Revolver Club Central Armory E. W. Sweeting H. O. Wheelock F. A. Keller Dr. E. G. Haynes F. Peterson J. Humphrey E. P. Cole W. C. Andrews F. F. Tindall G. L. Hale

Theodore L Putnam Dies Sudden in Russell

Russell obituary reports Theodore L Putnam longtime Pine Grove township justice of the peace died suddenly at his Russell home Saturday morning He was born December 30 1834 in Farming ton township Warren Co Pa and served as county commissioner and auditor earlier in life Survived by son Homer M Putnam daughters Mrs Daniel H Gregory and Mrs Clinton Lewis and six grandsons four granddaughters Funeral held at his home Tuesday afternoon. Also brief items include John Gustafson severely injured after falling through a floor opening at Chau tauqua Storage Jamestown and Sheffield Commencement plans with Rev J W Smith speaker and ten graduates list.

Theodore L. Putnam Pine Grove Township Russell Mr. Putnam Clinton Lewis Farmington Township Warren County Daniel Betsy Barrett Putnam Abigail Akeley Homer M. Putnam Warren Warres Co Daniel H. Gregory Jamestown Russell Cemetery John Gustafson Scandia Chautauqua Storage and Transfer Company Gustafson Wallace Livery John Stockholm

Our Hunters Must Wear License Tag

Governor Tener approves the Davis resident hunter's license act for Pennsylvania. Non residents taxed for two years and unnaturally foreigners barred from hunting. License costs $1.00 yearly, issued by the state game commission via county treasurers. Hunters must wear a numbered tag while hunting, at least one inch high, and no licensing for under 14. 14 to 16 require parental consent. Penalty for hunting without a license or failing to show it is a $20 fine.

Pennsylvania Tener State Game Commission

Veterans to Carry Identification Tag at Gettysburg Camp

The Get tysburg sem i centennial commission requires each of about 40 000 veterans at the July camp to wear a large ship ping tag. The double sided tags will hold name post state delegation home address vital stats and an emergency contact.

Gettysburg Coon Vitrol

Wonderful rug making machine excites textile men

A rug making machine promises high speed fabric clipping and automated rug assembly. It handles 2,520 cloth clips per rug, placing them in canvas to complete one six foot by thirty inch hearth rug in under a minute with only clipping as manual labor.

Automatic spring clips pick up cloth strips from platform

The machine uses spring clips to efficiently grasp cloth strips from a flexible platform and convey them to the next processing stage, automating handling and transport.

Danger In Water Supply From Urban Sewage

The article discusses water pollution from sewage and factory refuse as a major health risk. It notes streams near cities are contaminated, with occasional typhoid outbreaks among users, and mentions tanbark plants sawmills and coal mines as other pollution sources.

Filling Barometers Trick for Clean Tubes

Amateurs who refill barometers struggle with air residues that spoil the vacuum. A method uses a hollow swab made from a tightly wound iron wire coil and cotton yarn to wipe bubbles from the tube surface as mercury is drawn through. The procedure leaves the tube clean, dry, and nearly air free.

Scientific American

New System Finds Ship Channel Obstructions At Sea

The United States coast and geodetic survey reports a wire drag method has discovered nearly 100 rocks wrecks and other ocean bottom hazards at harbor entrances and passages. The device reveals obstructions that could have caused shipwrecks, saving lives and millions of dollars by exposing hidden dangers.

United States Coast and Geodetic Survey United States Lanama Enal Pacific

Blankets of Bark From Ecuadorian Forests

In Ecuador native people make blankets from demajagua bark cut from a five to six foot section of the tree. The bark is dampened, beaten to increase flexibility, peeled, and sun dried. The resulting blanket is soft, light, fairly warm, cream colored, rollable, and durable for several years with normal use.

Ecuador

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