Political Announcements for Congress Candidates
Editor mail announces N P Wheeler as candidate in Pennsylvania Twenty-eighth District for the June 4 1910 primary. Epistolary notice from EpiStor Mail declares Joseph C Sibley a candidate subject to electors decision in the same district and date.
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Conress
Twenty-eighth
Pennsylvania
N.P. Wheeler
Endeavor
Epistor Mail
Congress
Joseph C. Sibley
Franklin
Warren man Franks Knapp seeks State Senate seat
THE MAIL names Frank M. Knapp of Warren as a candidate for State Senator pending Republican primary results to be held June 4 1910. Foster Franklin Pa March 3 1910 requests public announcement of a bid for Forty eighth Senatorial District Venango and Warren counties under party primary rules.
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Frank M. Knapp
Warren
Venango
Foster
Franklin
Warren County Republicans announce two Assembly candidates
Joseph A. Schofield and Arthur W. Dennison declare their bids for the Republican nomination for the General Assembly. Schofield asks Warren County voters for support at the June 4, 1910 primaries from Warren I.A. Dennison seeks renomination contingent on GOP voters’ decision at the Spring Primaries in Akeley, Pa.
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Warren County
Assembly
Joseph A. Schofield
Warren, I.a
General Assembly
Arthur W. Dennison
Akeley
Williston P Wood Seeks Republican State Convention Delegacy
Williston P Wood of Grand Valley Pennsylvania announces his candidacy for Delegate to the Republican State Convention subject to the June 4 1910 primaries. Notice dated February 7 1910.
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Epsron Mail
Williston P. Wood
Grand Valley
Attorney firm moves offices to Warren bank building
Ln Attorney and Counsellor at Law announces the removal of his office from the Beaty building to room 8 on the second floor in the New Warren National Bank Building. Take the elevator. Bell Telephone 165. H S Perry Justice of the Peace and Conveyancer Warren Pa. Collections promptly attended to Water street over Printz Clothing store L C Eddy.
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Beaty
New
Justice of the Peace & Conveyancer
Warren, Pa
Water Street
Over Printz Clothing
Testamentary Notice for Mead Estate in Warren County
Administration notice grants letters testamentary for Darius A. Mead late of Mead township Warren County Pa. Debts must be paid and claims presented with proper authentication for settlement. Also distribution notice for Solon English estate sets May 16 1916 hearing in Warren Orphans Court for final distribution and proof of claims to avoid disbarment. ED. R. ALLEN Clerk.
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Etters
Darius A. Mead
Mead, Warren Co
L. E. Chapman
Warren
Orphans’ Court
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Solon English
Caring For Street Trees Through Strategic Surgery
The article argues tree surgery as essential for preserving urban trees and street beauty. It explains cavity cleaning, tar sealing, and cement filling using cement sand mixes or brick and stone Masonry to create a strong internal column, allowing bark to cover the repair as new growth forms a callus.
Boy Scout Movement Spreads Rapidly in Britain and U S
The article notes rapid growth of the boy scout movement in Britain and the United States. It describes outdoor training, discipline, uniforms, and patrol insignia. Baden-Powell is cited as founder, with Springfield Mass leading US adoption under Edwin D. Horsfield of Edinburgh.
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Great Britain
Nals
Baden-Powell
Mafeking
Boy Scouts
Springfield
United States
Edwin D. Horsfield
Edinburgh
International Young Men's Christian Association
Horsfield
The Merry Cobbler’s Capers: Voight’s Koepenick Hoax
Wilhelm Voight of Luxemburg, calling himself Captain, seized the town of Koepenick near Berlin with mocked troops to arrest the mayor and officials. He spent a fortune from the treasury before being sentenced to four years. Emperor Wilhelm later pardoned him after a year. The stunt drew worldwide laughter and highlighted passport refusals.
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Bhoaxer
Wilhelm Voight
Duchy of Luxemburg
Kopenick
Berlin
Voight
Bohemia
Burgermeister
Langehaus
Ploetzensee
Rathshaus
Burgermeister’s
Duchy of
Luxemburg
Wilhelm
Should We Eat New Bread
A brief discussion on bread texture and digestion notes that fresh bread is soft and doughy, forming a sticky mass that may resist gastric juices in a weak stomach. The piece argues habit drives preference for fresh over stale bread and links poor digestion to improper chewing and rapid swallowing.
Wall Street Changes Adopted and Reform Efforts Cited
New nationwide reforms in stock exchange rules target speculative accounts for brokers and bank or insurer employees. Bidders must quote with standard units, avoid evading offers, and ensure markets reflect true supply. Frederick R. Toombs of New York City advocates legislative action for stricter market integrity.
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Wall Street
Frederick R. Toombs
New York Assembly
New York City
Up to date advertising key to local merchant success
Local merchants must actively advertise to defend home trade against mail order rivals. The piece argues that effective newspaper ads, detailing actual bargains, attract customers, while generic standing ads fail to differentiate. It urges merchants to tailor campaigns to local conditions and offer clear reasons to trade locally.
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Jones & Co
Brown Bros
Tips For Home Merchants And A Glimpse Of Rubber History
A collection of observations on merchant advertising and customer goodwill contrasts with a brief historical note on the rubber plant first documented by La Condamine in 1735. Also included are practical tips on caring for colt’s feet to prevent ringbone through proper rasping and balance.
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la Condamine
France
Quito
Spokane seeks $25 million plan for better living
Spokane leaders led by Charles M. Fassett of the chamber announce a $25,000,000 program to transform the city. Goals include parks boulevards paved streets water sewage garbage systems and new public buildings to attract the right residents and make Spokane a model inland city. A coordinating committee will form subcommittees on legislation development administration commerce and civic art to guide the effort.
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Spokane
Wash
Charles M. Fassett
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Fassett
Purification of Paris Promotes Health Commands
After floods Paris is deemed safe from epidemic risk. Premier Briand issued health commandments distributed to all households. They were placarded nationwide and telegraphed to schools to be dictated to pupils who would take copies home to parents.
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Paris
M. Briand
Careful of Others Feelings About Wedding Dates
A fragment shows a jibe about fiances as a wedding date joke. The line hints at a playful dispute over scheduling and multiple suitors amid wedding planning.
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Pittshure
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State Senate
Ball
H S. Perry
L. c. Eddy
Attorney At Law
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
John Hepburn, M. D
N. E
Market Street
Bell Phone
T. J. Foley
A. A. Davis & Co
B. Warren Tel. Co
Citizens National Bank
H. B. Hyde
Optometrist
Headquart
Kopf & Henry
R. Allen
The
Ed Nted Ahmedh
Merry Cobbler
America
Ayer
Ayers
NEW York Stock Exchange
Assemblyman
Toombs
Cnstomare
J. L. Brady
Kansas
BIG Improvement Movement
Rando
U. S
Chicago
Ted Roll
Pa Vai
Meay
Satis
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