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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1919

Page

2

Sugar Grove News Roundup Of Local Visits And Notices

After the primary election, Sugar Grove residents share visits and hospital news. Mrs. Margaret Noyes visits Greenfield relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Schoonover and family travel to Port Allegany. several locals return from trips and military service. Scattered notes: Miss Edith Otto’s death, Corn and Weiner Roast, many callers from Jamestown to Mayville, and tips to keep the Warren Mail for county updates.

Margaret T. Noyes Greenfield Mass R. S. Curming Charles Holmquist Minneapolis G. W. Pounce Guy Raymond Bradow Vard University J. A. Abbott Panama N. Y Bernard Diffig Fowler and Son Ld Ashville J. A. Ab Unday Cattt Eliza Hamilton Martha Noyes Cleveland R. S. Cummings Mary Stuart Erie Sugar Grove Barjonia Harbor Donald Stuart H. J. Hartley Edinboro Mattie Woodard Jamestown J. D. Shortt Salamanca C. M. Shortt Vosburg Barlow Catlin Hill

Kinzua News Notes Return and Visits Across Town

Laura Marsh returns home after visiting relatives at Tionesta and Tidio ute. She shopped in Warren for a Ranger Texas trip to see her father. Various locals attend football games, visits to Warren Kane Corry and Clarendon. Rev. B T Gates arrives at Kinzua charge and is warmly welcomed. Sheldon Handle Factory buys a Cleveland tractor for fall lumber work.

Kinzua Laura Marsh Tionesta Tidioute Claude English Colville Washington English Leon English B. T. Gates Methodist Conference Gates Naomi Peguignot Endeavor Harold Harris Herbert Springer Edwin Harry Thompson Warren Miles Groat Erie Lee Hazard Ruth Neilson Clarendon Gertrude White Youngsville George White Frank Smith Clyde English Kane Justin Kelsey Corry Estella Reynolds Marie Clawson Inez Sutherland Warren High School Miss Clawson Miss Sutherland Salamanca High School I. O. O. F. Hall Sheldon Handle Factory Cleveland

Market Report New York Provision Market

Market notes show prices for butter creamery extras and various dairy products, beans, flour, wheat, corn, oats, eggs and poultry. Includes ranges for potatoes and onions with regional references to Maine Jersey and Ebenezer home grown, reflecting a broad commodity snapshot.

Ilour—Best Bakers Graham Ebenezer

Senate Start to Inquiry on Steel Strike Tests Union Power

The Senate education and labor committee opened hearings on the steel strike led by John Fitzpatrick as unions insist on arbitration under a president appointed commission. Samuel Gompers backs the strike but blames Gary for the stalemate while Congress weighs anti closed shop moves and police union rights.

Edward W. Pickard America Uion United States Steel Corporation W. Z. Foster Pittsburgh Gary Indiana Harbor Canton Birmingham Mahoning Valley Colorado Pennsylvania Great Lakes Senate Committee On Education and Labor John Fitzpatrick Fitzpatrick Federation of Labor Steel Corporation United States Wilson New York Board of Directors Samuel Gompers Senate Interstate Commerce Committee Gompers Senate Committee On District of Columbia Boston Congress Thomas Gooper Youngstown William Z. Foster Steel Worker's Committee Foster Syndicalist League of North America Kahn California Palmer

Market Prices for Livestock and Hogs and Sheep

CATTLE prime steers range 17.00 to 17.25. shipping steers 15.75 to 16.50. cutter/low grade 12.00 to 15.25. heifers 8.00 to 12.00. choice veals 22.75 to 23.00. fair or good 20.00 to 21.75. ligat veals 18.50 to 19.75. Sheep and lambs choice lambs 16.00 to 16.60. mixed sheep 7.50 to 8.50. Hogs yorkers 18.00 to 18.25. pigs 17.00 to 17.50. heavies 17.75 to 17.85.

Timothy Sales at Auction Run Hit High Prices

The fragment lists items labeled Timothy No. 1 No. 2 and No. 3 with paired price figures 25.00 27.00, 22.00 25.00, 21.00 22.50 suggesting bids or sale results in a catalog or auction record.

Hay Timothy

Utah Ratifies Woman Suffrage Amendment

The Utah House of Representatives in a special session ratified the amendment to the national constitution granting women the right to vote. The Senate had already approved the amendment.

House of Representatives Utah Senate

Mail advertising list offers demand for names and addresses

An advertisement explains a mail list service selling names and addresses for advertising purposes. It urges readers to send 10 cents in silver to be included, requesting clear writing of name street number and town to ensure mail delivery. It notes publishers and merchants buy lists of good names.

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