12 Oct 1905
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1905
Page
1
Five lines of verse extol hidden peaks and mossy springs in an October Four-Track News feature. The poem invites readers to imagine untouched high lands where only wildwood creatures tread and undiscovered joys await.
Warren residents face health scares and social updates as diphtheria fears grow at Kinzua schools, a 90th birthday surprise, and new business ventures. The piece chronicles moves, illnesses, transport changes, and a note on Carnegie era rail schedules amid community life.
A Mercer area farmer faced a $20 Chicago department store grocery list. He asked a local dealer for a quote and bought at regular prices, coming in a few cents under $18. The piece adds a note that the Pennsylvania railroad ordered 1,500 steel passenger cars to improve passenger protection and safety.
The widow of the late A. M. Nelson offers about 40 acres of farm land two miles west of Chandlers Valley on the Y and 8 G Ry. Thirty acres cleared and ten acres timber with a good timber stand. Rich soil and a stream run through the property. Easy access by street railway. Must be sold. Apply to C. O. Nelson R. F. D. 1 Youngsville Pa. 10-5-31.
Theodore Johnson age 21 of Falconer was crushed between cars and coal bins at Frewsburg N Y Friday night. His left arm broke right hip dislocated and internal injuries caused his death at 7 PM before reaching Jamestown. Johnson was a seasoned railroad man, well known and liked in Dunkirk.
On Sunday October 22 the Pennsylvania Railroad runs a special low rate excursion to Oil City and Titusville. The train departs Warren at 9 56 am and Tidioute at 10 34 am reaching Oil City by 11 40 am and Titusville by 12 40 pm. Return departs Titusville at 7 pm with through service to Olean and Bradford. Round trip fare is 1. children 5 to 12 half price.
A 14 room house with three acres on Cemetery street in Youngsville Pennsylvania is in good condition and offered at a reasonable price. Inquiries to C F Newgren 1054 Youngsville Pa.
Solon D Wilcox transfers to George Cady Columbus for 5 dollars. Ellen Cady Ayer et al to Andrew Johnson Columbus for 20 dollars. C H Smith Co Ltd to J A Anand son Sheffield for 350 dollars. Albert E Nichols and wife to Phebe Burger Grand Valley 250 dollars. Harry Clendening et al to James Rockey Conenango 1 dollar. Wm Maxwell to Johan Larson Warren Boro 1366 dollars. O P Donn and wife to Alfred H Sharmer Conewango 320 dollars. L R Freeman and wife to Nelson P Wheeler Watson et al 692.50 dollars. Chas W Grant and wife to Minerva Kingsley Warren Boro 1 dollar. D W Beaty and wife to D W Payne Warren Boro 100 dollars. Abigail Hibbard to Philip Croop Pittsfield 625 dollars. J M Olney Estate to Pennsylvania Lumber Co Watson 800 dollars. Kate Wheeler to Almon E Nichols Eldred 200 dollars. John C Cobb to Mary R Cobb Sheffield 1 dollar. Lillie M Pillsbury et al to Gotlieb Lauffenburger and wife Warren Boro 31.45 dollars. Sylvester Randall and wife to Chas Henderson Pine Grove 1 dollar.
Harris Roths child Benj Rothschild and Joseph Waxman faced a hearing on receiving stolen goods. Justice Perry bound Harris and Benj Rothschild over for court at 3000 bail each, and Waxman and Benj Rothschild at 1000 bail each. Bail was provided by D Shear. All are to stand trial at the December term.
Albert Buerkle has a three story block foundation prepared for a cigar factory on Conewango Avenue near the Third Street bridge with Thos Shaner as contractor and E F Baker handling brick work. Chris Johnson of Gladerun completes cellar work for a Park Street house. Albert Turner builds a house on Central Avenue and aims to finish this fall.
The Warren Mart summarizes the latest county news and events, including local meetings, school activities, weather updates, and notable community notices impacting residents this week.
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