Election Proclamation for Warren County 1911 General Election
Public notice from Sheriff Henry Park of Warren County Pennsylvania announcing the municipal election on Tuesday November 7 1911 from 7 am to 7 pm. Includes list of officers to be elected and instructions for straight party voting plus amendments to the Pennsylvania constitution proposed for voter approval. The document is signed by Robert Wimcafe Secretary of the Commonwealth.
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Henry Park
Warren County
Warren
Orphans’ Court
Pennsylvania
Office of
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Commonwealth
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Courts of Common Pleas
Allegheny County
Senate
House of Representatives
General Assembly
Philadelphia
Robert Wimcafee
The
Voting places listed for Warren County election districts
Electors are informed of polling sites across Warren County for the upcoming election. Locations include Warren Borough wards one through eight, Youngsville, Tidioute, Columbus, Clarendon, Bear Lake, Sugar Grove, Grand Valley, Brokenstraw districts, Conewango, and North Warren, with buildings such as courthouses, armories, halls, and lodge rooms specified.
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Warren County
Warren Boro
Court House
Gruber and Schuler’s
Market Street
Morrison Street
Fifth Street
Plum Street
Warren Bo
Main Street
Frazine’s
Grand Valley Boro
Odd Fellow’s Hall Association
Brokenstraw
Youngsville
Pittsfield
Irvineton
Amendment Sets Court Size By Law And Effective Date
The text states that the number of judges in the court may be changed by law and that the amendment becomes effective January 1 following adoption. It notes a true copy of Resolution No. 1.
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County of
Philadelphia
Courts of Common Pleas
Court of Common Pleas
Election precincts and offices listed for Warren area
A detailed notice lists election houses and district halls across multiple towns including Conewango, Columbus, Corydon, Cherry Grove, Deerfield, Elk, Eldred, Freehold, Farmington, Glade, Kinzua, Limestone, Mead, Pine Grove, Pleasant, Pittsfield, Sugar Grove, Spring Creek, Sheffield, South West, Triumph, and Watson townships. It also states eligibility rules restricting employment in elections, citing candidates such as judges inspectors and clerks and noting that most federal, state, and local officers cannot hold election roles concurrently. The proclamation is dated October 24, 1911, at Warren.
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Columbus
Lottsville
Corydon
Odd Fellow
Corydon Village
Sugar Run
Cherry Grove
Deerfield
Elk
Elk Township
Eldred
Freehold
Maccabee
J. R. McArthur
Wrightsville
Farmington
Lander
Glade
Alexander Clark
Sweitzer
Glade Run
Kinzua
Odd Fellow’s
Limestone
Mead
Tiona
Old Clarendon
Stoneham
Pine Grove
Liberty Street
Russell
Akeley
Pleasant
Pittsfield
Chaffee Wagon Shop
Garland
Sugar Grove
Dallas Street
J. C. Samuelson
Chandlers Valley
Spring Creek
Maccabee Hall Association
M. E. Church
West Spring Creek
Blanchard’s
Nichol
Sheffield
Sheffield Hose House
Tionesta
Barnes
South West
Township
Enterprise Protection Association
Enterprise
Triumph
Watson
Watson Township
United States
Legislative
Executive
Judiciary Department
Congress
Commonwealth
For Sale Spirited Bay Horse 1100 Lbs in Warren County
A bay horse weighing 1100 pounds is for sale. It can work single or double and has no white markings. Address Box 37 in Corn Planter, Warren County, Pennsylvania. Cheap to quick buyers.
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Warren Co
Warren County Sheriff Sale Notices 1911
Henry Park, sheriff, announces two parcels in Warren and Pleasant townships sold under Levari and Fieri Facias to satisfy debts. First: Reinecke place in Warren Borough with frame dwelling. Second: two 5-acre parcels along the Allegheny river and Warren Tidioute road, tied to Knupp and Eldred loans. Sale at Warren Court House at 2 PM on designated dates.
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Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Penna
Court House
Borough of
Warren
County of
State of
Pennsylvania
Fourth
High Street
H. Loding
W. H. Heck
H. Rothschild
Reinecke Place
William Pedlow
Oat Pedlow
Citizens National
Pleasant
Warren and
Tidioute Road
John Grunder
Allegheny River
Jacob Knupp
FE. B. Eldred
Joseph Shearer
Bennett Shearer
Albert Knopp
Township of
F. B. Eldred
Joseph Owens
Warren and Tidioute Road
Nora Knupp
Warren County Common Pleas
Ida WL. Groat
Francis Groat
Henry Park
Shorif
Warren, Pa
Lai
Cora E
Pierce
Waren
England and Wales Coastline Measured at Eighteen Hundred Wiles
A note on England and Wales coastal length cited as eighteen hundred wiles. Mention references Radical Temperance Law and a historical Chinese provision from 1100 requiring beheading for officials who drank intoxicants.
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England and Wales
England and
Wales
Vote for McConkey for President Judge and Sill for Auditor
Voters are urged to support C. E. McConkey for President Judge and G. G. Sill for County Auditor in the upcoming election. The ticket emphasizes experience, integrity, and public service. Supporters argue these officials will uphold fair courts and sound county governance.
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C. E. McConkey, Esq
G. G. Sill
Administration Notice for Michael Abbott Estate
Letters of Administration on the estate of Michael Abbott, late of Pittsfiedd Warren county Pa deceased, granted to Amos Storer. Creditors billed to pay promptly and all claims presented to Amos Storer, administrator, or E H Beshlin attorney, Tidioute Pa. Sept 24 1911.
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Etters
Michael Abbott
Thetosnaaae
Pittsfiedd
Warren County
Amos Storer
Tidioute
Estate of J Norman Davies Deceased Hearing in Warren County
Notice in the Orphans Court of Warren County Pennsylvania announces a hearing on November 27 1941 at 10 o clock a m regarding the distribution of the estate of J Norman Davies deceased. James T Brennan is named as administrator and all interested parties may present their claims.
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J. Norman Davies
Orphans’ Court
Warren County
Pennsylvania
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