06 Oct 1904
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1904
Page
1
Local items note a fall season shift with weather comments and social updates. Residents attend fairs and theatres, travel for visits, and await millinery displays at Miss Sill's and Kertcher's while a new clothing firm opens as Salyer & Dennison. Community events include church receptions, library staffing changes, and rail line progress to Russell.
The Main proposes three months free to new subscribers through January 1906 and offers a trial period for 25 cents until January 1 next year. Local notices cover town council actions, school board concerns over a vaccinated child, new gymnasium gift by Levi Smith, and civic happenings including Erie firemen and Outing Club events.
A set of letters from Warren and Pittsburgh in 1904 hail the Keystone Benefit Society as safe and reliable. Beneficiaries report rapid settlement of claims for John K Kuhns and David Philmore Carlson, praising prompt payments after proofs of death filed in July and August.
In Warren on Sunday Oct 2 1904 David E Davis aged 41 at Emergency Hospital after a few days illness the burial at Newburg NY occurred last Tuesday. A prayer service was held at Miss Clemens residence officiated by Rever A R Taylor and J W Smith. Davis left four years ago and leaves many friends. In Sheffield Pa Sept 25 1904 Matilda Lind aged 62 dies Sunday morning.
A compiled list shows multiple deed transfers including John D. Wilson to Florence Whiteley of Freehold for 345 dollars and Florence Whiteley to Victor Pierce of Freehold for 125 dollars. Other transfers involve Bear Lake, Warren, Spring Creek, Pleasant and Sugar Grove with prices ranging from 50 to 2,200 dollars and parcels to multiple buyers.
The Mail Office offers latest styles of monogram stationery with matching envelopes. Nice stock and low prices advertised. samples are shown and orders are being taken.
At the annual Conference in New Castle last week the next year’s gathering is set for the fourth Monday in September at Emporium Pa Local appointments list Oil City district Rev J S McGeary district elder Oil City South Side W B Roupe Franklin A G Crill Walnut Bend and Cole Mill W E Smith Hickory and Whig Hall R McGeary Mayburg A H M Zahnizer Oil City North Side A T Sager Pleasantville E J Monroe Youngsville G A Garrett Tiio nesta R A Zahnizer Tidioute H H Call Saybrook and Barnes F B Schri ner Brooks Hill and Sugar Grove G8S Mitchell Titusville W J Barkas Garfield to be supplied Millinery now displayed at Kertcher s
Local retailer touts dominance in underwear sales across Western Pennsylvania. The shop credits strong lines, low prices, and careful sourcing of 25 cent, 50 cent, and 75 cent garments. It highlights 25¢ fleeced garments for women, 50¢ woolen pieces, and fleeced ribbed children's options priced from 10¢ to 35¢.
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