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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1911

Page

2

Prominent Pa. Resident Dies of Glanders on Farm

Chambersburg area resident, 52, dying at his Green Village farm from glanders contracted from horses. Dr J H Devor and Veterinary Surgeon Daniel Ryder consulted as Besore’s ill horses trigger glanders. Besore worked with diseased stock until himself stricken. Quarantine placed. state orders to kill the stock. Four doctors strive to save the owner, but his hours are numbered.

Chambers Green Village Chambersburg J. H. Devor Daniel Ryder State Livestock Board Besore Anc Glander State Department

L A H C Ameet and Fentonville Ladies Aid notice

Akeley hosts L A H C A meeting with Mrs Warren Rush Friday October 27. Minnie Bradley entertains Fentonville Ladies Aid Thursday October 26. Rural districts busy with harvest work and fall plowing. Phoenix Home Library Association held Oct 19 with music by Misses Brown Hale Warner Scalise. Halloween social planned October 30 at Howard Homestead.

Brown Hale Warner Scalise Bradley Howard Homestead

Local Notes From Ross Hill Area

Ross Hill reports relatives visiting in Ohio and nearby towns with multiple minor family visits noted. The Warren Silica Company of Torpedo began building a plant to grind quarry rocks on the hill here. Students Alice and Mattie Benedict returned to Pittsfield after spending Sunday with parents here. Orvil Robinshaw visited Titusville last week.

Mrs. Benedict Mr. Robinson Pittsfield George Belknap Gossvill Charles Warren Silica Company Torpedo Alice Mattie Benedict Orvil Robinshaw Titusville

Mount Oak News Roundup Highlights Local Visits

Mount Oak reports Mrs. Ralph Nichols improving after illness. John Brightman stopped by as a Grand Valley business visitor. R. D. Daye of Corry visits friends here, his former home. Miss Mabel Havens of State Lot visited Lafe Oviatt and family. Miss Vera Young remains sick but holds support from friends. William Cochran of Oil City returns home after visiting. Mr. Young of Oil City visits his son Ed Young and family. Miss Espey Nichols spent Friday night with Julia Immicke and Manda Robinson at East Branch.

Mount Oak Ralph Nichols John Brightman Grand Valley R. D. Daye of Corry Mabel Havens Lot Lafe Oviatt Vera Young William Cochran Oil City Mr. Young Ed. Young Espey Nichols Julia Immicke Manda Robinson East Branch

Lottsville Community Notes Fall in Quiet October

Farmers report good progress amid wet weather with apple dryers running and apples on hand. Local residents visit relatives, including the Falkners with George Falkner, and Mrs. Clark’s Titusville trip. Mr. and Mrs. Ricker return from Westfield as Mrs. Pelton comes home from Cherry Creek and Fredonia. Sunday School shifts to 1 30 pm and church to 2 30 pm at the M E Church with Rev. David Blaisdell, Pastor.

Lottsville Jones and Owell Lorenso Falkner George Falkner Charles Johnson Margaret Clark Titusville Adam Dower Edward Ricker Westfield A. E. Pelton Cherry Creek Fredonia M. E David Blaisdell

Be a good husband and earn a penny proverb

A folk saying notes that a good husband will receive a penny to spend a penny to lend and a penny for a friend, reflecting thrift and reciprocity in marriage.

Local Social Notes From Columbus Area Visitations

Mrs. Amy Scholton visits her son Reay in Oil City while relatives from Chautauqua, Corry, Warren and Spokane gather for visits. Ladies Aid meets Oct 26 with Mrs. Lamona and Ladies Auxiliary on Nov 1 with Mrs. Fry. The Barns family departs for Cambridge Springs, others host and travel between Warren, Spartansburg, Jamestown and Panama with dinners and calls.

Columbus Amy Scholton Oil City Reay Willard Chautauqua Lawrence Walton

Lounsbury's Corners Community News Update

V L Akeley delivered farm produce to Jamestown last Saturday. School directors plan painting at Clendening school house. C D Outrid did business in Russell last Friday and Saturday. H A Marsh family from Russell visited their farm and apples Sunday. William Mason moves household goods to Russell. Beshlin Lumber Co moving their mill after finishing lumber job here. Mrs Mary Lounsbury leaves for Jamestown NY to winter with son Jos Outrid Corydon called on friends Sunday. Mrs Hattie Holt and her two sons visit her mother C L Martin. Mrs Eva Morehouse of Ripley NY guest of Mrs V C Akeley last week.

Lounsbury’s Corners V. L. Akeley Jamestown Clendening C. D. Outrid Russell H. A. Marsh William Mason Beshlin Lumber Company Mary Lounsburry N. Y Jos. Outrid Corydon Hattie Holt C. L. Martin Eva Morehouse Ripley V. C. Akeley

Dinner at Petersons Hosts Bemus Point Guests

In Farmington on Oct 17 Mr and Mrs E F Peterson entertained Mr and Mrs John Johnson of Bemus Point NY Mr and Mrs John Bennett of Cleveland Ohio Mr and Mrs Clarence Taylor and Tyme Taylor of Kennedy NY A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Stephen and to Mr and Mrs Hitchcock Mrs A R Mix is in Corry hospital treated for cancer doctors say she is doing well.

Farmington E. F. Peterson John Johnson Bemus Point N. Y John Bennett Cleveland Ohio Clarence Taylor Tyme Taylor Kennedy Stephen Hitchcock A. R. Mix Corry Hospital

Franklin promises secret in Black Hand case

Detective Charles Franklin of Philadelphia meets with James T. Cortelyou and George W. Craig to discuss new developments in the Black Hand extortion case linked to the Erie desecration. Franklin, once jailed for the Perkins letters, asserts his innocence and vows to prove who wrote them with newly obtained photographic plates of the letters.

Pittsburg Charles Franklin Philadelphia James T. Cortelyou Post Office George W. Craighead Franklin Perkins Erie Charles H. Strong Scott Mausoleum Gilbert B. Perkins

T J FOLEY Specialist in Heavy Moving and Piano Handling

T J Foley and handlers of Railroad Freight specialize in heavy moving. They handle piano and household goods with care. Orders may be left with A A Davis & Co. Telephone Connections New York and Philadelphia Company No 2 B Warren Tel Co No 84.

A. A. Davis & Co B. Warren Tel. Co

Man Attacker Tries to Reach Pulpit at Rochester Church

Charles Smith a 34 year old African American man with a history of disturbance at a Oneida church and an asylum escape in Binghamton caused alarm at the First Methodist church in Rochester on Sunday. He struggled with ushers, attempted to mount the pulpit steps, and was restrained by police.

Charles Smith Oneida Binghamton First Methodist Rochester Gardner Selfridge

Young man found dead near Lackawanna tracks near Corning

The body beside the Lackawanna line east of Corning New York was identified as 17 year old Joseph Masavage of Plymouth Pennsylvania by his brothers George and William Masavage. He had left Plymouth for Buffalo on Thursday and is believed to have alighted at Corning and been killed while walking the tracks.

Corning N. Y Joseph Masavage Plymouth George and William Masayvage Fdtigor Buffalo

Bank deposits gains shown in New York State reports

Bank Superintendent George C. Van Tuyn Jr. released a statement detailing New York state banks of deposit and discount as of Friday, December 29. Of 197 banks reporting, versus 198 in June, the aggregate figures show increases of 3,803,466 in resources, 5,474,478 in total deposits, and 5,055,179 in loans and advances.

George C. van Tuyn, Jr New York State

Market Report from New York Commodities Desk

Prices for wheat corn oats pork butter eggs and potatoes are listed. No. 2 red wheat at 1.0214, No. 2 corn 794c, standard oats 53c, pork mess 17.00 to 17.50, creamery butter 32 and 32 1/4c, extra butter 31 1/2c, eggs 31 1/2c, Long Island potatoes 2.50 to 2.75 per barrel and Maine potatoes 2.15 to 2.30 per bag.

New York Long Island Maine

Venezuelan exile leader arrives in Panama amid support

Rivas Vasquez, head of a party expected to spark a revolution in Venezuela, arrived in Panama and was greeted by the Venezuelan colony with sympathy and pledges of aid. He sails next to Trinidad as the current government there remains unpopular among exiles.

Panama Rivas Vasquez Venezuela Vasquez Trinidad

Buffalo Provision Market Prices

Buffalo market notes list prices for wheat No. 2 white at 1.01 per bushel, corn No. 2 yellow 89 1/2 cents, oats No. 2 white 50 4 cents, flour blends and patents, butter and eggs prices, cheese at 14 1/2 to 14 3/4 cents, state hennery eggs 32 33 cents, and home grown potatoes 65 68 cents per bushel.

Emperor Francis Joseph III Ill With Bronchitis

Vienna Oct. 26 Emperor Francis Joseph is ill with bronchitis. An audiences have been cancelled.

Emperor Francis Joseph III Vienna Francis Joseph Is

Livestock market report showing cattle and lamb prices

Prime steers fetch 7.40 to 7.75 per cwt for 1200 to 1400 pounds while 5.75 to 6.60 covers medium steer ranges. Cows bring 4.85 to 5.00 and heifers 5.50 to 6.00, veals 1.25 to 9.50, lamb prices 6.00 to 6.15 for spring lambs and 3.25 to 3.50 for mixed sheep.

State of Eyestrain Eyewear Clinic Promises Relief

Eye care professional with 24 years experience offers correctly fitted glasses to restore eye muscle and nerve function. Guarantee of satisfaction at honest cost. Office at 348 Pennsylvania Avenue West above Citizens' National Bank Rooms 7 8 open 9 am to 8 pm Sunday by appointment.

Penn’a Ave. W Citizens’ National Bank N. E Market Street Pennsylvania Avenue Bell Phone

Prevent and Believe Headache Prevent and Believe Headache

A reader commends Dr Miiles Anti-Pain Pills as the best remedy yet for headache prevention and cure. The letter notes long-standing wife's suffering and joint hope for relief from this remedy.

Dr Miles Anti-Pain Pills Endorsed By Customers

John Bush of Waterville Maine and Joseph Frankowick of Detroit praise Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for headache relief. The ad claims rapid relief with no stomach upset and money back if first package fails. Miles Medical Co. advertises the product and notes Warren Mail sale of trespass signs at 10 cents each.

John Bush Watervleit Miles Joseph Frankowick Trombly Av Detroit Mich Miles Medical, CO Elkhart, Ind

Mail Office Offers Prompt Printing and Auction Notices

The Mail Office announces prompt and reasonable service for auction bills syrup labels letter heads and all kinds of job printing to meet customer needs with reliable turnaround.

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