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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1911

Page

7

Pennsylvania R R Traveler's Guide Halt Times

Daily schedule notes halts with times listed for West and North South divisions. Specific stops include 9:00, 8:02, 3:22, 1:35, 8:00, 7:45 a.m. and 9:13, 9:50, 6:07, 7:36 p.m. plus late morning and evening departures. Daily operation excludes Sunday.

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Warren County Court Officers and Public Rail Transit Times

Warren County officials outline court officers and health and public works roles. Street railway schedules list Main Line and Conewango Avenue routes with hourly and half hour departures, plus Jamestown connections. includes designated officials and departments for county health, public safety, and education.

Conewango Avenue Main Line Laurel Street Loop

Official Directory Roles and Officials Listed

The document enumerates national and state officeholders including President William H Taft and Vice President James S Sherman, plus a long list of secretaries, commissioners, and state officials. It also notes local registrations and health officials such as C W Schmehl covering Conewango Warren and Parmington Glade Pleasant Elk Pine Grove townships and Dr M V Ball as county medical inspector.

H. M. Putnam C. S. Keefer Edward R. Allen A. C. Mook E. E. Thompson W. H. Houghtling George F. Yates John Siggins C. C. Cooper W. J. Farnsworth Frank G. McClellan John Linstrum J. H. Driscoll W. S. Peirce William H. Taft Ohio James S. Sherman New York Philander C. Knox Pennsylvania Treasury Franklin DcVeagh Illinois Jacob M. Dickin Tennessee Geo. W. Wickersham Frank H. Litchcock Massachusetts Navy Geo. von L. Neyer Interior Richard A. Ballinger Washington Agriculture James Wilson Iowa Commerce and Labor Charles Nagel Missouri John K. Tener Reynolds Commonwealth Robert McAfee Gene Odd A. E. Sisson Eric Chas. F. Wright Henry Houck Nathan S. Schaeffer Thos. J. Stewart Samuel A. McCulloch J. A. Ber John M. Ral M. Hampton John C. Delaney Samuel G. Dixon Joseph W. Hunter State Department of Health C. W. Schmehl Conewango Warren Parmington Glade Pleasant, Elk and Pine Grove M. Vv. Ball

Mock’s Drug Advice Promises Breath of Health

W. L. Mock of Mock Arkansas touts Dr King’s New Discovery as lifesaving for weak lungs coughs la grippe croup asthma and other bronchial ailments. He claims neighbors owe their survival to his recommendations and offers trial bottles free or 50c and 1.00 sizes with druggist guarantee.

W. L. Mock Mock, Ark Dr. King

Kitchen Queens and the New Servant Hunt

A Reading merchant finally hires a domestic after many efforts. He notes the chosen Reading girl accepts modest comforts and even uses the family automobile, piano, and telephone. The piece links servant power to agency and hints at broader social shifts observed by the Washington Post.

A. A. Aal Reading Mr. Aal Easton Bethlehem Pennsylvania America Queens of the Kitchen Washington Post

It Pays to Spray Intelligently

It pays to spray intelligently to protect crops from insects. With a large rise in pests attacking fruit trees and garden crops nationwide, farmers must use insecticides properly to ensure bumper yields for market.

Sherwin-Williams arsenate of lead promotion in Warren ad

An advertisement from xyvees Siegfreid's Pharmacy in Warren Pennsylvania touts Sherwin-Williams arsenate of lead as a new orchard and garden treatment. It claims higher yields and better market fruit by killing pests without burning foliage or blighting leaves, emphasizing light suspension and safety for plants.

Straw as factor in road building advances Good Roads plan

Minnesota moves to use wheat straw in road beds to form a six inch cushion mixed with soil. A disk cutter, harrowing, and steam roller create a durable mat that sheds water. At $25 per mile annually, straw or sawdust could convert sandy roads into workable highways, with ongoing state experimentation under G. W. Cooley oversight.

Washington State Highway Commission of Minnesota Cambridge Minn G. W. Cooley Stillwater St. Paul Dakota County

Road Work Cooperation Urged for Public Highways

The article calls for greater cooperation in maintaining public highways. It notes uneven recognition of this need across regions, especially where earth roads dominate and soils like stiff clay or adobe require moisture and right consistency for proper leveling and maintenance after heavy rain.

What Bad Roads Cost

The Kansas City Star notes bad roads cost Americans about $12.50 per person each year. This waste comes from higher hauling costs for food to markets on poor roads versus good roads and dwarfs the combined revenues of the nation and forty-six states for the period.

America Kansas City Star

Texas Good Roads Wagon Promotes Road Building Drive

The automobile boom in Texas drives demand for better roads as farmers see savings from improved highways. A statewide network nears completion linking Houston to Brownsville via Corpus Christi and Kingsville with a Corpus Christi to San Antonio spur to be finished this summer.

Texas United States Houston Brownsville Corpus Christi Kingsville San Antonio

Also Mentioned on This Page

Traveler's Guide R. R Clean Oil City Division P. R.R Warren County Officers City Main Conewango Line North Warren Line North Warren Sheffield Jamestown W. D. Hinckley Joseph Walkerman L. M. Neely Orphans’ Court Daneila A. Wilder Henry Park L. L. Russell Frank J. Lyons W. B. Weed S. G. Ward Tipstaves N. P. Belnap W. T. Allison Warren Boro Burgess Herbert G. Eaton A. J. Hazeltine John Smith William Schnur John Berdine R. H Winger de Forest A. Wheelock H. S. Perry James H. Perks Edwin F. Baker H. P. Stone Wm. M. Lemmon John Hepburn W. I. Bartholomew K. M. Andrews John Williams George L. Folkman John Schueltz O. P. Nichols S. Holmberg T. O. Hazen Board OF Health M. D J. W. Wiggins H. J. Bierce Board of School M. M. Dunham W. F. Messner J. A. Schofield L. H. Burkhart E. WL. Corah O. W. Ensworth J. W. Elliott Geo. B. Colvin J. M. Sonne J. C. Russell G. B. Walter H. G. Slining Geo. E. Colvin F. H. Gruninger W. F. Bennett Dr. Frantz Official Directory U. S Starling W. Waters Curtis M. Shawkey Peter M. Speer Oil City Venango County Earl H. Heshlin State Government Munn & Co Scientific Americar Intiltil & Co York Vrasticzstoa Sherwin - Williams Siegfreid’s Pharmacy Warren, Pa F. C. Jones Pittsburg Forbes Baseball Park Renovator Manufacturing Co Magistral Chemical Co Nurito Aso Flatiron Building Prominen UUS Vabus of Salas Larusa Ty. S. Sheldon Mer MR. Business Pels Ing Warren Mail Penn’a Ave. W
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