Republican Treasurer Candidates Announced in Warren County
A series of Republican announces list candidates for County Treasurer in Warren County. Jas R Mitchell of Warren Pa and Cha A Love of Irvington Pa declare their bids. C A Keefer Grand Valley Pa C O Swanson Warren Pa also announce their candidacies ahead of the June 1 1907 primary.
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Epston Warren
Jas. R. Mitchell
Warren
Warren County
Chas
A. Love
Irvington
Keefer
Grand Valley
Swanson
Warren, Pa
Pennsylvania Wild Cat and Fur Bounty Law Details
The April 10 signing by Gov. Stuart creates a bounty for wildcats four dollars, and for weasels or minks two dollars. Killers must show the animal or pelt to a local official and swear to time and place. ears are burned in presence of a witness. certificates lead to county treasurer payment. Fraud carries heavy penalties.
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Stuart
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Interstate Commerce Commission hits ticket percent practice
The ICC rules that letting religious and civic groups take a percentage on excursion tickets is illegal under the Hepburn law. Railroads may offer special rates but must handle advertising and collect full cash fares. Massachusetts agri culture board urges coarse potatoes for fuel alcohol with yields of 25 to 30 gallons per ton. The Philadelphia Contributionship, first fire insurer, opened 1752 and incorporated 1768 with Benjamin Franklin as an early director.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Massachusetts Board of Agriculture
United States
Philadelphia
Benjamin Franklin
Family Tree Truths About Crooked Limbs
A concise reflection notes that even strong family lineages can show flaws or faults. It suggests heredity and inheritance include imperfect traits just as branches may bend or break under pressure. The idea blends genealogy with human imperfection.
New Laws Advance Across Local Interests and Inspections
Governor Stuart approved numerous measures affecting towns, counties, and schools. Bills include street vacation recording, a Spring Creek highway repeal, tuition options for non high school districts, and a far reaching meat inspection program with state agents, inspections, penalties, and local participation.
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Stuart
Recorder of Deeds
Spring Creek
Warren County
Lutz
State Live Stock Sanitary Board
State Department of Agriculture
State Stock Board
State Board
United States
McGowan
McIntyre
Ireland
Townsend
Rodgers
Courts of Common Pleas
Aldermen
Justice of the Peace
Williams
Capt Cumings Urged as Candidate for State Treasurer
Pressure mounts for Captain H. H. Cumings of Tidioute to seek the Republican nomination for State Treasurer. A respected Civil War veteran, he commanded the Department of Penn’a G A R in 1895-96 and served two terms in the State Senate. He is not seeking the post, but supporters view him as a strong slate choice.
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Cumings
H. H. Cumings
Tidioute
Department of Penn
State Senate
Grand Army of the Republic
Condition of Trade Reflects Mixed Spring Progress
The article notes progress in distributing spring merchandise while the season remains backward. Wheat price volatility and crop rumor fears temper confidence, yet warm and rainy weather spurs grain and cotton. Manufacturing stays robust with wage hikes and rising railway earnings. foreign trade shows mixed weekly results, and stock markets lack public interest amid ongoing longshoremen issues.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Dan
Reform is Needed in Language Education
The Chartiers Valley Mirror laments that reading writing and spelling are no longer thoroughly taught in schools. It notes that telegraphy stenography and typewriting students struggle with fundamentals and spelling, urging thorough reading drills and mastery of common rudiments before pursuing higher branches.
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Chartiers Valley
New Pure Food Law Requires Vinegar Labels
Farmers who produce cider must label each vinegar barrel with the name of the person who barreled it and indicate if the contents are composition acid or real cider vinegar made without chemicals. Violations carry a heavy penalty.
First Women Delegates Sent to Edinburgh Trades Council
Three women from the Edinburgh Branch of the National Federation of Women Workers have been sent to Edinburgh and District Trades Council. They represent 300 women workers and are the first female delegates ever at the council.
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Edinburgh and District Trades Council
Edinburgh
National Federation of Women Workers
Council
Measure for Measure Reconciles Duty and Mercy
A reflective verse by Alice Cary on justice and virtue. The speaker links moral balance to outcomes: wrongs avenged and mercy tempered by a narrow straight path for humanity, invoking nature as parallel to human justice.
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Robin
Wren
Alice Cary
State Game Commission pushes gun limits and season changes
Secretary Kalbfus asked Governor Stuart to sign a bill banning automatic guns for hunters to protect hunters. Other proposed changes include buck deer only, open duck season Sept 1 to Apr 10 with no kill limit, rabbit season Oct 15 to Dec 1, pheasant season Oct 1 to Dec 1 with 15 extra days, state game preserves permanently closed, nest disturbance penalty cut from 50 to 10 dollars, and English starling treated like sparrow.
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Kalbfus
State Game Commission
Stuart
Empire Machine Company stock offer promises vast returns
Investors urged to buy shares in Empire Machine Company at 25 dollars, claiming 50 to 100 percent dividends and rapid growth in concrete machinery. The ad touts patented machines, a 250,000 capital base, and limited stock with tiered payment plans and cash discounts. It seeks regional representatives and requests applications before price increases.
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Empire Machine Company
A Camping Party Size and Cohesion
The Travel Magazine advises forming camping parties of four or five for balance and safety. Know companions well before departure, choose one capable cook, and test them on a short trip. Comfort hinges on practical camp cooking and handling harsh weather with quick, hot food.
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The
Travel Magazine
Mrs Loretta Bowen Honored By Anderson Citizens
Miss Loretta D Bowen has served as a school teacher in Anderson Indiana for many years guiding over three thousand pupils. A reception by local citizens was recently given in her honor.
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Loretta D. Bowen
Anderson
Ind
Women rural mail carriers praised by Post Office official
The piece notes 253 rural mail carriers in the United States are women and Degraw, Fourth Assistant Postmaster General, calls them careful faithful and painstaking. It also mentions Lena Ham of Picton Colorado becoming a Justice of the Peace on the Republican ticket by a large majority. The final line remarks that the best years of one's life can be the worst employed.
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United States
Degraw
Lena Ham
Picton, Col
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