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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1911
Page
2
Print Shop Motto Promises Prompt Work Tomorrow
A short, old timey note from a print shop emphasizes daily diligence and timely completion. It highlights consistent habit of pinning each day's order and delivering the next day, underscoring pride in good printing.
Advertise in the Mail and Get Re suis
An advertisement notice urges readers to place ads in the Mail for promotional exposure. The brief highlights quick publication and broad reach as benefits for local businesses seeking宣传.
Correspondence Note on Identifying Subjects
The editor requests correspondents avoid reporting about individuals unless a first name or initials are available, deeming items without this identifier not worth recording. The instruction aims to prevent vague notices and preserve clear attributions in the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt
Sanford Notes and Obituary Summary
Social visits span Erie to Jamestown with C F Ruland and Miss Hattie Borntrager in town. Funeral for Civil War veteran George Green held at Feldhausen home with pallbearers and out-of-town relatives attending. interment in Sanford cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Leach
K. H. Bassitt
L. K. White
George Chappel
H. Mosier
L. C. Fish
Green
E. H. McMann
Oil City
H. H. Hall
Youngsville
Hattie Feldhausen
Sugar Run Town News Roundup
SuGaR RuN reports a string of visitors from Corydon Warren Morrison Pleasant Valley and Westline across the past week. Local residents note farmers busy with oats plowing and ground preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Run
Solon Morrison
Kinzua
May Sparks
Corydon
Sidney Blackman
Warren
James
Clyde Hinton
Brick
Sparks
Geo. Foulkrod
M. J. Handley
Isaac Anderson
Morrison's
R. N. Sparks
Geo. Stolts
Pittsfield
Eugene Billsborough
Gertrude Slade
Pleasant Valley
Mary Whitely
John Singleton
Irvineton
Martha Palmiter
Mary
C. B. Hook
Westline
J. M. Hook
Columbus Schools Close With Week of Activities
Columbus May 2 The schools will close this week Thursday with commencement Friday evening and Alumni Saturday. Mrs Amy Scholton and Mr Lyman Raymond have been seriously ill for weeks with slow improvement. Mrs Ada L White to be buried in Los Angeles with funeral at Mrs B A West home Thursday. Borough council passes ordinances requiring property owners to install cement walks.
Cornplanter Reservation Council Notes Local Distances
Heirs of Chief Cornplanter and residents attended a council at Charley Gordons with members from Allegheny Reservation including Thomas Jacob and Windsor Pierce. Local social items include visitors from Warren Corydon and Hydetown. several youths receive or pursue admission to Hampton Virginia Institute. small travel and family moves are recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornplanter Reservation
Cornplanter
Charley Gordons
Thomas Jacob
James Pierce
Owen Jacob
Windsor Pierce
John Snyder
Allegheny Reservation
Gordon's
John Robinson
Cornplanter Run
Phebe Gordon
J. W. Green
Kinzua
Charley Gordon
George Lee
Warren
Rogene
Mae Pierce
Corydon
Normal and Agricultural Institute
Hampton
Ray Bennett
M. Bowman
Allen
Hydetown
Will Gordon
James Dolson
Lydia Blacksnake
Dwight Bennett
Onoville
Mamie Bennett
Wolf Run
N. Y
George Tome
W. E. Homer
Reeves
Ray Scott
Thela Pierce
Local Notes From Sugar Grove May Week
Sugar Grove reports May social and church events including Missionary Society gathering at Mrs Iaa H Dalrymple with large attendance and lunch. Lodges I O F and Rebekahs held drills for town visitors. Mrs James Gourley buried after long Sugar Grove residence. Dr A B McDonald home for last school day at Union School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Grove
George Woodside
Jamestown
J. G. McDonald
M. R. Woodland
U. B. Church
R. J. White
Buffalo
Wm. Adenbrook
A. M. McDonald
Ray Lovejoys
A. L. Samuelson
W. H. Mixes
J. Hill
Missionary Society of the M. E. Church
Iaa H. Dalrymple
Rebekah
James Gourley
Perry Smith
Bear Lake
Gretta
A. B. McDonald
Union School
Farmington High School to Graduate This Year
Farmington notes list graduates Lawrence Firth Ford Hitchcock Harold Babcock Jerold Babcock Leafy Parker Ethel Strickland Elsie Cowles Florence White. Exercises to be held in the M E church Friday. Also reports a farm auction and local moves with two newborns added to town families this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
Farmington High School
Lawrence Firth
Ford Hitchcock
Harold and Jerold Babcock
Leafy Parker
Ethel Strickland
Elsie Cowles
Florence White
M. E. Church
Grant Putnam
C. B. Mix
Younhsville
O. J. Gage
Chandlers Valley
Findley Lake
C. R. Loucks
Reed
Farmer Sees Road Improvement Boost For Markets
An analysis by US highway engineer E W James argues better roads would boost farm land values and speed produce hauling, estimating farmers pay about 600 million dollars yearly to market crops. He cites a Claud Alabama farmer who logged 120 trips in a year at two dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. James
United States
History of Nations
Mr. James
Claud
Elmore County
Ala
Wetumpka
The Value of Good Roads to Farmers
A farmer explains how halving transportation costs through better roads could save 300 million dollars annually. He illustrates with a 100 acre farm five miles from town, where improved roads raise land value by 500 dollars and boost wealth, linking road quality to schooling and farm prosperity.
Cost of Bad Roads Sparks Call for Improvements
An editorial argues that calculating the annual cost of poor roads reveals the need for urgent improvements and suggests that repairs can be achieved with straightforward steps.
Arnica Salve Cures Chronic Foot Ulcer Claims
H D Ely of Bantam Ohio recounts avoiding amputation for a four year ulcer using Bucklen's Arnica Salve. He reports rapid healing and cites cures for burns boils sores eczema pimples corns and piles. Sold by all druggists for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Ely
Bantam
Ohio
After La Grippe Cures and Cautions
Mrs Alvin H Locks of Seabrook New Hampshire describes lingering after effects of La Grippe with headaches nervous tension and sleep disturbances. She credits Dr Miles Nervine and other remedies for relief and warns aftercare can invite pneumonia and other troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Alvin H. Locks
Seabrook
N. H
Dr Miles Restorative Nervine and Mervine Ad
Dr Miles Restorative Nervine should be taken for some time to restore nerve strength. Dr Miles Mervine is sold by all druggists. If the first bottle does not benefit, your druggist will return your money. Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Mervine
Miles ME Dical CO
Elkhart
Ind
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C. J. Klar
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Penn’a
F. KK. Russell
R. H. Winger
Teller
Warren Trust Company
BAER
Banks and Trust Cos
Eeeen Commercial Paper Purchas
Ty Acoolsbs Shanti
Chase
Commonwealth
Wimmer
Leo
Sanford
Columbus
Vic. S. Lidsey
East Street
Courtesy Good Roads
Warren, Penna
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
Citizens National Bank
H. B. Hyde
Warren, PA
C.E. Bordwell
Attorney At Law
Warren National
Bank Building
H. S. Perry
Justice of the Peace
Water Street
L. C. Eddy
John Hepburn, M. D
Market Street
Bell Phone
la Grippe
Dr. Miles
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