14 Nov 1901
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1901
Page
1
A collection of local items includes moral admonitions, subscription pitches, weather notes, social visits, church events, theatre plans, and city development updates. It mentions snow, upcoming plays Petticoats and Bayonets, Barbara Frietchie, and local real estate and building activity in Warren.
The State Hospital for the Insane at Warren announces a two year nurses training course open to men and women. It includes lectures, bedside work, and nursing care of nervous and mental diseases with board, wash, leave, and vacations. Wages start at fourteen dollars monthly for women and sixteen for men, with increases by service and merit. Applications to Dr. Morris S. Guth at Warren, Pa.
Star Course tickets reduced to 1 dollar for five entertainments with 50 cent reservations and 50 cent single admissions. 400 season tickets only, seating in YMCA auditorium with Hungarian orchestra in Library Hall. Reservations Saturday morning November 23 at 9 30 A M. Mrs C W Lacy and association office handle sales.
Warren business leaders organize the American Turret Lathe Manufacturing Co with capital of 250000 dollars. C. M. Conradson elected president and GM, Charles Jacobson vice president, W. L. Miller secretary, J. G. Smith treasurer. Directors include Conradson, Miller, Jacobson, and others. Conradson and Miller plan to relocate from Wilmington to oversee building operations. The plant will be located this week with aims for a spring start.
Our high school pupils are to hold an election next Wednesday morning using old ballots presented by Clerk Jackson of the court house. The annual turkey supper and fancy work sale of the Episcopal Church ladies will be held Thursday Dec 12. Doll sale on the 13 and 14. Owens' Buffalo Bread received daily by ca Henry. Five kinds, fresh and.
Warren Pa November 6 1901 adjourned town council meeting in council chamber. John Masterson elected president pro tem. Several ordinances and street actions discussed including permits for Mary Rodman and others to connect to sewers and gas mains. Council requests light company actions and considers Union street alterations and vacating portions. Meeting adjourned after passing sidewalk grade ordinance and approving bills and reports.
WANTED A man and wife or a woman and child to keep house for me at my farm in Glade township above Hatch Rup. Call at the farm or address me at the Mail office James Rockey.
The November Progress of the World article surveys Roosevelt's appointment principles tied to his Southern policy tariff Cuba publicity on trusts ship subsidy Isthmus canal Pan American Congress of Mexico and other topics. The Pittsburg Gazette launches its first Sunday issue, six sections of 52 pages with art supplement, praised as the finest Sunday paper in Pittsburg.
An old ad vice warns against sharing newspapers and mocks paper-borrowers. It promotes subscribing to and paying for one’s own home paper, even suggesting reading the Bible if one cannot afford it.
F R Roselly undertakes extensive work in Clarendonboro and nearby areas to organize a Keystone Benefit Society lodge with several Warren members assisting. The item notes serious view of practical jokes.
Marriage notices list Sophie Seamons to Earl Seamons in Pittsfield October 31 1901 at the bride’s home with A W Allen and Rev Corey. Also Erickson to Faust in Tidioute October 30 1901 officiated by Rev Nygreen. McDonald to Jackson in Jamestown October 24 1901 officiated by Rev Smalley.
Multiple brief death notices list ages and residencies for Mrs. Jacob J. Reig James H. Clark Cordelia Chambers Lydia A. Gallup and William Sample with burial and family connections in Warren county and surrounding towns during early November 1901.
The Youths Companion for 1902 will include contributions from nearly two hundred writers and eminent figures such as three cabinet members. The Navy Secretary will write How Jack Lives, Julian Ralph will cover How Men Feel in Battle, and Winston Churchill will describe On the Flank of the Army. New subscribers paying 1.75 dollars receive the remaining 1901 issues free and the 1902 Companion Calendar. The Youths Companion, 195 Columbus Avenue, Boston.
A collection of aphoristic lines on Christian solemnity, male vanity, self centered thinking, engagement folly, regret over unrealized events, business neglect, and the lure of fame as printed in the Chicago News.
A collection of aphorisms on gender, law, wealth, virtue, and truth from Franklin News. Wry observations compare modesty and charm, critique lawyers and politicians, and praise conviction over correction in a terse, quotable style.
The Mail office advertises printing on short notice with workmanlike quality and good stock at prices slightly lower than competitors. It claims to save money for customers and asks if you are among the fortunate ones.
In wedding invitations and announcements the mall office presents neat and elegant work at low prices. Personalizing options and quick service available for couples planning their event.
Judge Stewart rules in Franklin county that prisoners not held for court and vagrants receive only nine cents per day for food, a stringent allowance highlighted by local officials.
80 acre farm in Freehold township Warren county Pa well watered with two good barns two good orchards and a good frame house. Address Box 34 Lottsville Pa.
Marl office offers new form of wife’s acknowledgment with notary line. Blank deeds and meriquem forty writer use for sale at the Malt office. All job printing accurate with full count. prices reasonable.
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