Local Social Notes From Spring Creek Dust
Nellie Murphey of Bell Valley visited her mother Susie Peterson last week. H Jay Spencer was a Garland visitor. M Packards toured Corry on business. Westly Eastman from Corry stopped by F E Hyer and G W Grahams. Hellen Wynn returned home after visiting son Alton. Walter Teasdale moved to Columbus. Ira Petersons visited their son Clyde. Mary Graham and granddaughters visited Georgia Carroll in Youngsville. Clifford Wells opened a barber shop. Fred Johnson in hospital improving. Clara Werle and daughters returned from Jamestown after visiting Mrs G W Graham. F K E Heyer visited Corry. A severe wind and rain storm destroyed H Jay Spencers silo. Clyde Petersons family visited Corry. Alton Wynn went to Corry on business. Frank Sporner adopted a baby girl. Will Stoikney remains cheerful after vacation. John Hines Leo Robin alt and Alton Wynn attended Archie Ways dance. Sheriff Park of Warren visited Spring Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
Nellie Murphey
Bell Valley
Susie Peterson
H. Jay Spencer
M. Packard
Corry
Westly Eastman
F. E. Hyer
G. W. Graham
Hellen Wynn
Turner Hill
Alton
Walter Teasdale
Columbus
Ira Peterson
Clyde
Mary Graham
Marian
Romane Werle
Georgia Carroll
Youngsville
Clifford Wells
Fred Johnson
Clara Werle
Jamestown
F. KE. Heyer
Clyde Peterson
Alton Wynn
Frank Sporner
Will Stoikney
John Hines
Leo Robinalt
Archie Ways
Sheriff Park
Warren
Local Notes From Columbwus Schools And Visitors
School opened with good attendance as families travel to Bear Lake and visit relatives in nearby towns. Residents host gatherings and attend events such as Labor Day ox roasts, reunions, and trips to Union City Corry Titusville Oil City Lakewood Chautauqua.
Rainy Fortunes Boost Pastures Across Akeley
Three weeks of heavy rains have benefited pastures meadows and late crops in Akeley. A cattle dealer predicted cattle values may fall sharply within two months. Local social notes record visits from Jamestown and Youngstown residents and home improvements vivified by cement floors in barns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Schirtzinger
Gussie Lindsey
Allie Lindsey
Francis Hale
A. E. Herrick
Henry Larson
T. M. Howard
S. M. Johnson
Jamestown
Advertise in the Mail and Get Results
Small note urging local merchants to place ads in the Mail for broader reach. Emphasizes quick responses and visible impact for businesses, with a call to action to contact the paper office for rates and deadlines.
Local Notes From Kinzua and Nearby Towns
SUGARR Run Sept 6 Miss Ruby Parrish of Kinzua visited Buelah Morse last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs J M Green Mrs Francis Brown and Phebe English attended the Old People's party at Kinzua on Saturday. Elias Walters and sister Helen spent Sunday and Monday in town with relatives. Miss May Sparks and sister of Corydon called on friends in town Sunday. Mr and Mrs James Riley and daughter of Ella Moore WV were guests at the home of her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs George English for the past week. Mrs Phebe English and granddaughter Mrs Beulah Wilcox were calling on friends and relatives in Kinzua Sunday. Mrs M J Handley and Mrs Walter Newton visited relatives in North Warren and vicinity last week. Mrs Frances Brown and daughter Mrs Lottie Foulkrod departed Monday for Deckerville Saniloc County Mich where they expect to spend a month with friends. Anthony Muntz drove to Corydon Monday to attend a Township and Supervisors meeting. The school began Monday with Miss Etta Griffin of Corydon as teacher. J E Morse was a Warren visitor Tuesday last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugarr Run
Ruby Parrish
Kinzua
Buelah Morse
J. M. Green
Francis Brown
Phebe English
Elias Walters
Helen
May Sparks
Corydon
James Riley
Ella Moore
W. Va
George English
Beulah Wilcox
Kinqua
M. J. Handley
Walter Newton
North Warren
Frances Brown
Lottie Foulkrod
Deckerville
Saniloc County
Mic
Republican Primaries Set Candidates for County Commissioner
Authorized notice announces E. E. Thompson as a Republican primary candidate for county commissioner and A. C. Mook as a Republican primary candidate for county commissioner. Both entries state their intent to seek county commission seats in the upcoming GOP primaries.
Local Republicans nominate three for associate judge posts
The slate includes John Sig gins of Tidioute J W Hughes of Warren and George W Cogswell of Warren as candidates for associate judge in the upcoming Republican primaries.
Allen and Wood Nominated for Register and Recorder
We are authorized to announce E. R. Allen as a candidate for register and recorder at the Republican primary. We are authorized to announce Frank A. Wood of Grand Valley as a candidate for Register and Recorder and Clerk of the Orphans' court at the coming Republican primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Siggins
Tidioute
J. W. Hughes
Warren
George W. Cogswell
E. R. Allen
Register
Recorder
Frank A. Wood
Grand Valley
Orphans’ Court
Candidates Named for County Treasurer by The Mat and The Matin
The Mat announces Ernest D. Stewart of Conenango township as a Republican primary candidate for County Treasurer. The Matin announces C. A. Love of Irvine as a Republican primary candidate for County Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mat
Ernest D. Stewart
Conenango Township
Matin
C. A. Love
Irvine
Warren County Announces Uniform Primary Offices 1911
Warren County Pennsylvania announces the offices to be voted on at the Uniform Primaries to be held September 30 1911. Positions listed include President Judge Associate Judge and other county offices. Each party may nominate or vote for two County Commissioners two Auditors and one Jury Commissioner. August 4 1911. A A Mook E E Thompson W H Hovnc htling Co Com of Warren Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Orphans’ Court
Warren
A. A. Mook
H P Pierce Motorcycle for Sale Demonstrating Machine
Due to late summer, I will sell my new demonstrating motorcycle at a moderate price. Glen Brockway, Agent. August 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Pierce
Glen Brockway, Agt
Bad Morning Encounter Ends With Door Shut
Faded James visits a farmer's wife on a gloomy morning. She dismisses him, saying she has no time to discuss the weather and slams the door. The brief exchange highlights tension and a unresolved tease of what comes next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
State Campaign Expense Law Explained for Candidates
The article summarizes the 1906 law on lawful campaign expenses and unlawful gifts. It quotes sections from the acts of March 5 1906 and June 8 1881 defining permissible costs and prohibitions on inducements to voters, with notes on pre election pledges and cigar giveaways as violations.
Rules for Dairymen Set by Health Board
The Warren Board of Health received state rules to be sent to all milk dealers. Rules require cleansing and sterilizing vessels, dent-free cans, and clean hands before handling milk. No handling with open vessels overhead, no contact with milk by anyone with contagious disease, and restrict loitering in milk rooms. Also cleaners for catchers and meat dealers to keep implements and wagons clean and fly free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Board
Warren Board of Health
State Department
T J Foley Freight Specialist For Heavy Moves
T J Foley and handlers of Railroad Freight specialize in heavy moving and careful handling of pianos and household goods. Orders may be left with A A Davis & Co. Telephone connections New York and Philadelphia Company No 2 B Warren Telegraph Company No 84.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Davis & Co
B. Warren Tel. Co
Eye examination urged before school starts
Before sending children to school, parents are urged to have their eyes checked as eye strain relief requires proper glasses. The ad promises experienced fitting, moderate charges, and a free exam at 348 Penn Ave W over Citizens' National Bank, rooms 7-8, with hours 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sunday by appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn’a Ave. W
Citizens’ National Bank
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Praised By Boonton Reader
Henry Coursen of Boonton New Jersey touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for relief from rheumatic pains headaches and pains in the side and back claiming perfect satisfaction. The advertisement notes pain stems from tortured nerves and can occur anywhere where nerves are weakened or pressured.
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Ad Promises Relief
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills claim to ease neuralgia rheumatic and other pains. Druggists everywhere sell them with a money back guarantee if the first package fails. Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Medical CO
Elkhart, Ind
Tresspass Signs For Sale At Warren Mail Office
Tresspass signs forbidding hunters and other trespassers from entering premises are for sale at The Warren Mail office in Warren Pennsylvania. price ten cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Mail
Warren, Pa
Printing and Auction Notes From The Mail Office
Local notice notes that The Mail Office offers prompt reasonable completion of auction bills syrup labels letter heads and all kinds of job printing services.
Mail Advertisements Drive Revenue and Growth Surges
Local merchants push ad space in the Mail to reach broad readership and boost sales. Agencies report rising inquiries and early bookings as businesses seek prominent placement and affordable rates.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warren Savings Bank
Second St
C. J. Klar
First National Bank
Penn’a
F. K. Russell
R. H. Winger
Teller
Warren Trust Company Would
Ripner’s Magazine
Fifth Ave
New York City
Columbwus
ColumsBus
Frank Scholton
Annz Scholton
Bear Lake
Henry Scholton
Dennis Wickwire
Coe
Oklahoma
N. E. Dewey
Sarah Hall
Charlie Simpson
Titusville
Gib Smith
Vern Smith
F. G. Emerson
Ed Westrene
Union City
Jefrey
Erie
Emerson
Wm. Lamona
Archie Damon
Henry
Will Hagerman
Oil City
Pittsburg
Jennie Smith Ford
Galvin Faulkner
Lakewood
Frank Harwood
Chautauqua
James Crippen
Akeley
Sults
Sugar Run
E. E. Thompson
A. C. Mook
W. H. Hovnchtling
Warren Co
Price
T. J. Foley
Prof
H. B. Hyde
H. S. Perry
Water Street
L. C. Eddy
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
John Hepburn, M. D
N. E
Market Street
Bell Phone
Henry Coursen
Boonton, N. J
Dr. Miles
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