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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1911
Page
7
Schedule fragment shows PA A R East West lines and Olean Oil City division with listed times for north and south travel. The readable items include morning departures at 9:00 and 9:13 a.m. and afternoon departures around 1:35 to 8:00 p.m. with several listed stops.
The timetable lists Main Line westbound cars from a waiting room on the hour and at ten, twenty, forty and fifty minutes past the hour, with services to P and E station and Conewango avenue on specific minutes. Express and special cars to Jamestown and Clarendon are outlined with start times from Warren and Sheffield, including evening last cars and morning peak departures.
President Taft and national officers listed with state level posts for Warren County including state education board and county health officers. Contains names like Dr. Samuel G. Dixon and W. Ball plus local ward officers, clerks, judges, and commissioners across multiple departments.
Schedule shows four daily time points 8 54 am 10 49 am 4 32 pm 8 20 pm with service daily except Sunday indicating regular hours but a weekly pause.
Legal notice announces Amos Storer as administrator of Michael Bott to settle debts and present claims. Those indebted must pay promptly and all claims must be filed with E H Beshlin attorney in Tidioute Pa.
Orphans Court of Warren County PA orders sale of 1 1/2 acre Deerfield Township lot at Warren Court House on Oct 30 1911 at 2:00 pm. Property bounds include D H McKean Clin run Oil Co and J J Hunter. Terms call for one third cash, balance on confirmation and deed delivery. Edna McGee Administratrix.
Subpoena issued in TX WARREN County Common Pleas No 31 Dec term 1910 Ida L Groat libellant vs Francis Groat respondent. Non est inventus on subpoena alias subpoena. respondent to appear in Warren PA court on first Monday in Nov 1911 to answer complaint and show cause for divorce. Sheriff Henry Park notice dated Oct 5 1911.
Libellant Cora E Pierce sues William A Pierce in No 7 June term 1911 of Warren County Common Pleas. Case noted for first Monday in Navy 1911 with Warren Pa date October 5 1911.
In Warren county Pennsylvania an Orphans Court hearing is set for November 27 1911 at 10 am to hear claims in the estate of J Norman Davies deceased. Notice invites all interested parties to appear and present claims. Published October 12 19 26.
The notice records transfers including John B. Nelson to C. O. Ryburg in Sheffield for a dollar and multiple other deeds in Pittsfield Warren and Clarendon, with payments listed as one dollar or nominal amounts. Several entries name spouses and note property transfers to individuals or firms with minimal consideration.
Farmers around Hazleton Pennsylvania report turkey shortages due to rainy weather during the season. The flock faced losses as young birds could not endure the wet climate, signaling continued high prices for Thanksgiving.
Bay horse weighing 1100 pounds for sale. Versatile for single or double work. No white markings. Cheap to a quick buyer. Address Box 37 Corn planter Warren County Pennsylvania 10 19 26.
Athenians beat on brazen kettles at the moment of a decease to drive away the furies in a grim funeral rite. The practice reflects classical beliefs about angered spirits and public display in mourning rituals.
Mr and Mrs Howard Thomas dip into new potatoes the second 1911 crop. Mrs Bouton of Clearfield visits Mrs A E Marsh. Miss Luella Clendenning travels to California. Philip Van Arsdale hosts a Bennett Hall dance. Myrtle Thompson starts school at Russell. Phoenix Home Library Association to meet at the Howard Homestead Thursday. Mrs Sylvia Yellows improves while her ill brother remains in Warren hospital. Husking bees prevail as local corn growers celebrate. Lie Brown family visits near Portland and reports frost free tomatoes cucumbers and ongoing grape harvest.
Oct 16 corn husking is the week’s farmers focus. Frances Brown visited Warren last week. Mrs. Thomas Reed and daughters were guests of Mrs. Lottie Foulkrod and Mrs. Mabel Russ. R E Green spent Saturday at Grand Valley, Helen Arthur returned to Tionesta, George and Earl English visited Corydon, Hattie Eberhardt and granddaughters visited town, Lorinda Smith left for Steamburg NY, Frank Kennedy and Lyman Merrih en from Corydon visited, Mrs. Wm McKerrahan of Wilmerding hosted by her daughter, Miss Bessie Eddy of Titusville stayed with grandparents S M Cain.
New York reports on Oct 18 show WHEAT No 2 red f o b 1.02 4. CORN No 2 10 b 79 6c. OATS Standard 52 4c. PORK Mess 16.50 17.09. BUTTER Creamery extras 3 1 2e. EGGS Fresh extras 38 31e. POTATOES Long Island per bbl 2.50 2.75 Maine per bag 2.10 2.25.
Buffalo prices for wheat corn oats and flour with No 2 white at 1.00 and 7c to 78 12c for yellow corn. Butter creamery Western tubs 29c state creamery 27c to 29c. Eggs 32c cheese good to choice 14 14 1 2c. Potatoes home grown fancy 70 to 72c per bushel.
Prime steers bring 7.50 to 7.75 per hundredweight with 1200 to 1400 lb ranges. Fat cows 4.75 to 5.90, choice heifers 5.59 to 6.00, export bulls 4.50 to 5.25, veals 8.25 to 8.50. Hogs light to heavy 6.89 to 7.90, pigs 6.00 to 6.15. Sheep and lambs with spring lambs 5.75 to 2.85 and mixed sheep 3.25 to 3.60.
A daughter named Edith Kingdon Could was born to Mrs. Anthony J. Drexel Jr. at her home in New York. A procession of messenger boys delivered congratulatory letters and telegrams on October 19, and the child’s mother formerly Miss Marjorie Gould.
An Italian expedition against Homs failed to land its troops as Turks held strong positions. The commander requested reinforcements, expected to be dispatched today from Tripoli.
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