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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1909
Page
4
Warren Pennsylvania November 3 1969 Joseph A Schofield announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Assembly. He seeks support and votes from Warren County Republicans ahead of the June 4 primaries.
The piece notes a strong revival in iron and steel with broad economic vitality despite some irregularities. It cites higher market prices, railroad earnings near peak levels, and efforts to regulate copper and cotton markets. Trade centers report expanded activity, with 6.4 percent more transactions than 1909 and 8 percent above 1906, while November Liabilities total nearly five million dollars.
The Isthmian Canal Commission raises the Panama project price from 144 million to 325.7 million for engineering and construction, with total costs including purchase and sanitation at 375.2 million. The report notes wage increases and eight hour day changes as principal drivers and defends economic spending.
The Division of Zoology of the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture plans five model orchards per county to demonstrate up to date orchard care and pest control. Farmers may volunteer to host, receive expert supervision and free instructional materials, and publish demonstrations with visits three times yearly. Send inquiries to Prof. H. A. Surface, Harrisburg.
Professor H A Surface says fall planting works for apple pear and quince. for peach and plum spring planting is preferred though fall planting can succeed in warmer areas. He advises cutting back deeply at planting and mounding over the bud, plus practical lime-sulphur spraying methods and equipment guidance for scale control in Pennsylvania orchards.
The Chicago Record Herald tallies 30 deaths and 216 injuries this season, the worst in nine years. It notes 20 high school fatalities and 40 injuries, urging abolition of the sport in public schools due to insufficient conditioning. College figures show fewer deaths relative to injuries, tied to stricter training.
The State Fish Department seeks repeal of the law allowing fish baskets in Pennsylvania streams. It argues baskets mainly serve commercial fishers and that scarce game fish justify banning the device. The piece also calls for banning bear traps as a barbarous invention in the woods.
The rift between bold defense display and public wit shows as England’s fleet names include Indomitable Indefatigable and Inflexible while readers joke the next vessel should be Insupportable reflecting wartime sentiment.
The document shows a sworn bank statement from State of Penn a Warren County with figures 57 25 51 057 14 326 39 210 64 593,788. D LeGerould signs as cashier and Jos A Schofield as notary public confirms on November 20, 1909.
Ledger of the No. 52 First National Bank shows capital stock paid in and undivided profits, with total liabilities including demand certificates, bills payable, and certificates of deposit. Cashier C. T. Conarro states the figures true to the best knowledge. notary Ozro Nesmith certifies sworn acknowledgment dated November 22, 1909. Directors F. K. Russell, C. W. Jamieson, A. Schofield also attest.
The remark frames Joseph G. Cannon as advocating a permanent role for the Speaker in congressional life. It reflects debates on tenure and influence within the House during his era, highlighting concerns about power and longevity in leadership.
The list records six weddings in towns including York Sugar Grove Jamestown and Tidioute. Couples include John Dennes with Constance Taylor and Ralph Martin with Fayette Broughton. Other unions feature Gust Carlson Alma Abrahamson Harry Fuellhart Anna Bucklin and William Berlin Mable McGee.
Born notices from Warren list a daughter for Payne in Pennsylvania avenue east on November 18 1909 a son for Baird at Emergency hospital November 22 1909 a daughter for Mathias on Madison avenue November 19 1909 and a daughter for Fisher on Central avenue. Halley's comet appears 113 days early prompting note that a rival comet might contend for honors.
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