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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1907

Page

8

Corliss Safe Showcases Modern Burglary-Proof Design

The piece extols a Corliss safe weighing 33000 pounds as a modern, progressive banking security device. It argues the safe surpasses old box safes like a cash register outpaces a magnet drawer, claiming it embodies dignity, credit, and burglar protection.

Safe and Prompt Warren National Bank New Building

The Warren National Bank announces its new building at the corner of Second and Liberty Streets. Officers listed include G. N. Parmlee as President and F. E. Hertzel as Vice President with E. H. Lampe as Cashier and Tellers J. M. Sonne and N. C. Sill. Several named directors and officers such as Geo F. Watson, A. Scofield, C. Schimmelfeng, and Hon. W. D. Brown are noted in the listing.

Second and Liberty Streets Geo. F. Watson G. N. Parmlee Jerry Crary Charles Chase David W. Beaty A. T. Scofield C. Schimmelfeng Miner D. Crary Watson D. Hinckley E. Hertzel Andrew Hertzel William E. Rice Lee S. Clough Horton Smith Hon W. D. Brown Chas. W. Jamieson Nelson P. Wheeler F. E. Hertzel E. H. Lampe J. M. Sonne N. C. Sill

New Game Law Sets Season Dates for Woodcock Pheasant and More

The new game law fixes hunting seasons for woodcock from Oct 1 to Dec 1 and for pheasant grouse and rabbits from Oct 15 to Dec 1 while duck goose or swan season runs Sept 1 to Apr 10 deer season is Nov 15 to Dec 1. Rabbits may be killed anytime by landowners facing damage. Bounties: wildcat 4 dollars fox 2 dollars mink and weasels 1 dollar. The May Travel Magazine issue focuses on Europe and travel abroad with practical advice and illustrated features.

Europe

A C Kirberger Showcases Latest Jewelry Novelties

A C Kirberger advertises new jewelry novelties inviting readers to call and see the collection.

A. C. Kirberger

Spring notes and town life in Warren scenes

Local column recounts Ray of springtime in Warren with social visits and transfers. Postcards note Sharps, church events, school updates, meetings of Town Council and School Directors, a C. A. C. game recap, notable moves and travel, and upcoming events around May and June.

Prize Essays Chosen For Warren High School

Mr Hazeltine offers annual prizes for English work at Warren High. This year over sixty manuscripts were submitted. First prize of 25 dollars in gold goes to Frank MacNamara for The Theft of Wine and the Castle of Content. Second prize 15 dollars to Dora MacManus for William Penn and the Early History of Pennsylvania. Third prize 10 dollars to Frances Smith for Spring and Autumn Woods. Judges were A R Blood M W Jamieson and N N Morten.

A. J. Hazeltine Warren High School Frank MacNamara Dora MacManus William Penn Pennsylvania Frances Smith Hazeltine Board of Education A. R. Blood M. W. Jamieson N. N. Morten

Teachers Examinations Schedule and Notable Salt Lake Wedding

The notice lists exam dates for several towns with a sequence from May 3 to June 14 and July 10. It also records the rare double-headed wedding in Utah where a Mormon agriculturist married two women on the same day fifty years ago, with both wives having raised large families and enjoying harmony on the farm.

Utah

Watch advertised by A C Kirberger sells at ten dollars

A gold filled ladies watch case with Elgin or Waltham movement offered by A C Kirberger for ten dollars and seventy five cents. The ad warns against house to house venders and urges buying from reliable merchants. Rhode Island Legislature adjourned after fifteen weeks without electing a U.S. Senator, leaving the state with one senator until next winter.

Elgin Waltham A. C. Kirberger Rhode Island U.S

Wide Variety Wash Fabrics and Domestic Goods Sale

A promotional sale lists silk Ginghams Mulls and many fabrics priced 9c to 75c yard with specials for balance week. 2000 yards Brown Crash and numerous drapery items offered with limited purchases plus affordable waists curtains and linens from Munsons Acorn Brand. Includes Gloria Silk Umbrellas and Turkish Towels among other fabric and home goods.

India Batistes Dimities Madras

Queens Own Hosiery line offers fast color lace and silk blends

An advertisement touts Queens Own Hosiery with an immense assortment in plain colors to match gowns. It highlights Dropstitched Lace effects silk lisle and mace from 10e to 2.50a and Torchon Valencennes Lace with insertion to match, priced 7c to 10c per yard.

Torchon Valencennes

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