Master’s Sale in Partition in Warren County Pa
In Warren County Common Pleas No 27 June Term 1908 C Thompson versus Lewis A Thompson. Warren Pa Nov 4 1908 announces a master’s sale in partition.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1908
Page
5
In Warren County Common Pleas No 27 June Term 1908 C Thompson versus Lewis A Thompson. Warren Pa Nov 4 1908 announces a master’s sale in partition.
The Interstate Commerce Commission lauds a new uniform bill of lading adopted by 416 railroad companies east of the Mississippi and north of the Ohio. It aims to standardize terms, assist banks with loan collateral, and promote fair dealing while acknowledging some stakeholder criticisms.
Concessions offered without buyers, mills resuming after idleness, and rising orders indicate active capacity for year end. Textiles, shoes, and pig iron show gains while weather lifts retail trade. Freight car idleness drops, rail earnings near 1907 levels. foreign trade and bank exchanges fall vs last year. Failures total 257 in US, 34 in Canada. Dun's Review notes mixed but improving signs.
This week shows a decided improvement in trade reports with stronger orders to manufacturers. Buyers often request immediate or very early delivery, and confidence appears higher as prices move firmer.
A plea for support of the Bowery Mission Bread Line which feeds 210000 homeless men and boys with hot coffee and rolls since Thanksgiving. The appeal notes 312000 meals and 57072 lodgings provided this year and urges public cooperation through 92 Bible House New York City.
A mother teaches her college daughter a method to lengthen a sleeve when the pattern is too short. Slash the pattern above and below the elbow, cut straight across, and spread pieces to add length while keeping sleeve shape. Similar technique applies to waist patterns to gain fit without distorting proportions.
Christoph Friedrich Bretzner charged Mozart with misusing his drama Belmont und Konstanze for an opera text and protested in Leipziger Zeitung while Emperor Joseph II allegedly requested the orchestration. Bretzner warned of further action and asserted his rights.
The piece describes Malacca beauty standards where neck length, aided by a metal collar worn from childhood, defines attractiveness. It notes Western standards differ and that the neck grows longer as the collar enlarges, keeping the head erect.
The article praises Dr C D Smead of Logan New York as the leading veterinary surgeon and educator for farm animals. It notes his rise from practical farming to veterinary doctoring driven by care for animals and lifelong study, and credits the New York Tribune Farmer with his prominence. It ends by offering a one year subscription to the Tribune Farmer and Mail for $1.75.
The paper lists on hand public documents for subscribers who visit the office. Items include the Statistical Record of the Progress of the United States and a Pennsylvania State College Test of Mechanical Cow Milker, with others on cost capitalization and estimates.
A report list notes a series of addresses and topics including Value of American Railways by Slason Thompson and an address by Prof. Surface. It also mentions Paris Green inspection and the Pa Department of Agriculture annual outputs. The Pennsylvanian Society for Prevention of Tuberculosis and topics on the Net Result at the Hague are referenced along with notes on Potato Beetle and Tree Declining issues.
Annual report from Pennsylvania State College summarizes poultry experiments conducted on campus. Details cover breeding, diet, and production outcomes, highlighting researchers and campus facilities involved in avian science program.
Youngsville notices seek a reliable correspondent for the paper. Communicate with the publisher. Legal blanks available at the Main Office.
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