Warren National Bank Advertises for the Working Man
The Warren National Bank presents itself as the bank for the working man offering a 4 percent maximum savings rate with semi annual compounding and cash access for home purchases sickness or other needs. It cites $750 000 in secured capital and surplus plus stockholders liability and audits by the Audit Company of New York and the National Bank Examiner. It highlights investment restrictions ample resources and a business minded board of directors to ensure prompt handling of depositor needs.
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Audit Company of New York
National Bank Examiner
Warren National Bank
Various Warnings and Local Happenings in Warren Area
Local notes report oil prices at 1.78, first snow forecast for Oct 20, and numerous moves trips births deaths and injuries. Highlights include George O. Cornelius visiting Warren, a bridge danger near Columbus, a boy fracture in D A V P yards, liquor licensing votes in Chautauqua county towns, and road repairs from Conewango supervisors.
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Chautauqua County
Chautauqua
Cherry Creek
Elliott
Kiantone
Pomfret
Mina
Poland
Hanover
Westfield
Warren County Teachers Institute Holds 46th Annual Session
The forty six annual Warren County Teachers Institute opened at the Court House on Monday Oct 21 with over 300 teachers present. Henry Houck spoke on travels and school management while sessions move to the High School for meetings and socials. The program included a Thursday concert by the Royal Gypsy Concert Company and reflections on boy uplifting.
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Warren County
Teachers’ Institute
Court House
Supt. Gunning
Paul J. Lux
A. E. Ricksecker
Gibson
Warren
C. M. Freeman
Gunning
Henry Houck
Harrisburg
Houck
Orient
Pennsylvania
N. N. Morten
A. J. Mooney
Inez McCusker
Royal Gypsy Concert Company
The Youth's Companion 1908 subscription offer
Full description of The Youth's Companion contents for family readers. Mention of 1908 sample copies, free calendars, and a $1.75 subscription for remaining 1907 plus 1908 issues. Advertises 144 Berkeley Street Boston address and job printing by Main Legal Blanks.
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The
Companion
Fatal Accident Near Youngsville Claims McKinney Son
Guy McKinney aged about 24, eldest son of Mr and Mrs C A McKinney, was killed Saturday night near Youngsville when his horse ran away and a train struck him as he walked home with a blanket over his head. His body was found Sunday morning and taken to Rouse Hospital. He leaves his parents and two brothers Ned and Alton.
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Guy McKinney
C. A. McKinney
Youngsville
McKinney
Gust Peterson
Rouse Hospital
Ned and
Alton McKinney
Typhoid illness and local bridge progress reported
Merrill son of Dr and Mrs J E Jordan was taken to Emergency Hospital last Sunday with typhoid fever after returning from Randolph Academy. Two spans of the Glade run bridge are finished with delays pushing traffic readiness to several weeks. Mrs Elisha Thomas of Warren Pa and Mrs Horace F Saxton of Greenwich Conn visit Mr and Mrs C E Stratton at 36 Fairmount Avenue. Friends of Hultberg and Simpson held a surprise party Tuesday night gifting silver tea sets and other presents at their homes.
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Messrs
Hultberg
Simpson
New Jersey girl claims faith healed her broken leg
A New Jersey girl asserts a broken leg was cured by faith, a claim noted by the Nashville American as a startling example of belief overcoming injury. The brief item underscores the tension between religious healing and medical science.
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New Jersey
Nashville
Hunter's Cash Store Blanket and Comfort Sale
Local retailer advertises a week long basement sale on blankets and comfortables. Selected items include 11-4 and 10-4 blankets in assorted colors, white wool blankets with silk binding, and bath robe blankets at reduced prices. Highlights feature 25c to 95c per pair and several wool blankets discounted from higher regular values.
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Beabksanaaays Shauay
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the Bank For the Working Man
First—Capital
Surrplus
ASAAY
F. E. Hertzel
Jerry Crary
Watson D. Hinckley
E. H. Lampe
John M. Sonne
Nathaniel C. Sill
Home Matters
Sintit
Tiona Oil
F. H. Rockwell
Miss Rockwell
Virginia Hot Springs
Leonard Miller
Indian Territory
N. P. Curtis
Watt’s Flatts
W. J. Hamiston
Isaac Lacy
Third Street
George O. Cornelius
U. S
St. Johns, N. B
David Havimore
Tiona
Theodore Foolman
Fifth Street
Struthers- Wells
L. R. Freeman
Norfolk
Europe
John H. Bliss
Erie
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Erie City Iron Works
William Pedlow
Hammond Iron Works
Struthers Wells Co
57Th Reg
Oil City
H. J. Bierce
S. Reynolds
Imogene Mitchell
Reynoldsville
C. A. Waters’ House
Water Street
D. Ll. Caldwell
First Evangelical Church
W. F. Messner
East Street
Columbus
Olin Thomas
Wilkes Barre
Arthur Thomas
Walnut Street
Herbert A. Ellis
M. E. Church
Sheffield
Clyde Gilson
W. O. Skelton
Thomas Farnsworth
Saybrook
Patten
Boston
Jamestown Journal
the Reynolds Drug Company
Liberty Street
Norris
Sugar Grove
C. H. Smith
Brokenstraw
Conewango
Corydon
Farmington
Freehold
Glade
Kinzua
Pine Grove
Spring Creek
John Clark
Hickory
John Galloway
Jamestown
First Baptist Church
W. J. Ford
Borough Line
Jackson Run
Beck & Ott
Conewango Township
Berkeley St
Boston, Mass
GEO. Ball & Son
Liberty St
Warren, PA
Y. M
Hunter’s Cash Store
BIG Blanket and Comfort Sale
Syotweeds
Pont Batsles
Agency For
O. Fl. Finntek & Son
Penna. Ave. W
T. C. Slater
Pennsylvania Avenue
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