County Letters Notice to Correspondents
Notices instruct correspondents to submit copy by Tuesday weekly and sign their names. names will not be published unless requested. advise writing on one side only.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1909
Page
8
Local Notices From Irvington and Nearby Towns
Sept 7 residents share news of travel jobs health and schooling. Belfast visitors E A Long and Henry Walter family hosts. Peter Nelson lands a fine Tacoma position. W F Jackson tours with daughters. Eye injury to Clyde Parshall at work. Erie treatment hopeful for sight. Schools reopen. Dunns Eddy closes and Charles Johnson transports pupils. W C T U memorial honors Elizabeth Metzger of Irvine Pa. community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Long
Belfast
N. Y
Jack
Irvington
Clyde Parshall
River Division
Erie
Dunn's Eddy
Chas. J. Johnson
Er. W. Cooney
Joseph Jordan
Local Notes From Warren and Surrounding Towns
Sept 7 report of residents visiting relatives and traveling for holidays. Names include M B Arthur, Miss Mary Whitely, George Hoop and family, Miss Jena Hoop, Miss Ruth Nickerson, Ernest Springer, Mrs Lottie Foulkrod, Miss Weldon, Miss Newark, H S Joy, B G Morrison, Mrs Beulah Wilcox and son, Isaac Anderson, Miss Maggie Travor, Miss Minnie Roper, C D Seaman, C E Hoop, G F Hoop, Adella Whitehead. Labor Day trip to Chautauqua Lake noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Arthur
Warren
Mary Whitely
Bradford
George Hoop
Jena Hoop
Morrisons
Ruth Nickerson
Kinzua
Corydon High School
Ernest Springer
Quakerbridge
N. Y
Lottie Foulkrod
Newark
H. S. Joy
B. G. Morrison
Beulah Wilcox
Onoville
Isaac Anderson
Maggie Travor
Sugar Run House
Minnie Roper
George Bennett
Jamestown
C. D. Seaman
C. E. Hoop
G. F. Hoop
Adella Whitehead
Labor Day
Chautauqua Lake
Local Notes From Jamestown and Nearby Areas
Mrs Sarah Daugharthy and grandson Orrin of Jamestown visit L F Pratts. Miss Selma Danielson of Oil City spends a week with her parents. W E Blakeslee of Youngsville drilled a water well for S A Brown. I J Johnson attended Conference at Port Allegheny. School begins with Olive Gustafson as teacher. Lizzie Samuelson hosts cousin Hannah Kline and Lina of Morland Kas. Rev W A Lawrence of Corry led quarterly meeting at the M W M Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Kline
Lina
Morland
Kas
W. A. Lawrence
Corry
Mw. M
Local News Roundup From Beaver and Nearby Areas
The Rev. W. H. Armstrong returns Friday after time with his parents in Beaver county. Mrs. Mary Sullivan visits relatives at Olean for a few days. Henry Lightner plastering at E. K. Stearns'. T. J. Tobey and family attend the funeral of their aunt Mrs Eva Kin near Youngsville. The Rev J. R. Babcock and wife and Maurice Babcock and family from Pittsfield attend Quarterly Meeting here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Armstrong
Beaver County
Mary Sullivan
Olean
Henry Lightner
E. K. Stearns
T. J. Tobey
Eva Kinnear
Youngsville
J. R. Babcock
Maurice Babcock
Pittsfield
Among Our Exchanges. Quotations from various papers
A montage of aphorisms from multiple papers. It highlights views on life art and society from Altoona Tribune Youngstown Vindicator Youngstown Telegram Williamsport Sun Buffalo Evening News Oil City Blizzard New Castle News Titusville Herald Punxsutawney Spirit and others. The selections touch on manners ambition freedom and individuality.
Producing Possibilities of Our Farm Lands
Analyzing soil use and agricultural potential in Illinois and neighboring states. The piece argues large tracts remain uncultivated, yields are low versus Germany and England, and foresight is needed to feed a growing population as urban demand strains external supplies. It notes arid and swamp reclaiming as key but insufficient, urging better cultivation to meet future needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
France
England
Illinois
Indiana
Anti-Pain Pills Endorsements Prompt Quick Relief Claim
Headache sufferers praise Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for fast relief without stomach upset. A Penacook reader says the product helps her sister with chronic headaches and she always keeps them on hand. The ad urges readers to obtain a package from their druggist and promises a money back guarantee if no benefit is seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Miles
Making Better Use of Our Soils Proposal
From Hugh Hammond Bennett's piece in the American Review of Reviews September issue. It argues that shifting Georgia and other states to optimized crop production could yield harvests rivaling national outputs, highlighting land use and potential gains from improved soils and reclamation possibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Iowa
Kansas
United States
Canada
Mexico
Georgia
Hugh Hammond Bennett
American Review of Reviews
An Odd Business for a Woman
Theresa A Sheridan of New York City leads the T A S Sheridan Company one of the largest general contracting light ering and towing firms on the Atlantic seaboard. From a sunny Battery Park office she oversees barges on the North River and bay and must heed tides wind and currents to guard profits. The sole woman in the field she runs hours ten to five and is telephonically reachable at night from Jersey City Heights. She learned the business after her husband’s death ten years ago and has since modernized office management and staff despite dangerous confrontations including a discharged Italian captain who sent black hand letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa A. Shannon Sheridan
New York City
Governor’s Island
Jersey City Heights
New Idea Woman's Magazine
Gritting It Out: A Grin Puts A Smile On A Tough Day
A cheerful outlook wins small battles in daily life, the author notes. The quote credits a person who replaces grumpiness with humor, suggesting such acts aid the broader plan for improvement.
State Chairman Raises The Flag In Pennsylvania Campaign
Philadelphia dispatch reports Republican state committee headquarters opened as Colonel Wesley R. Andrews leads a full campaign push for governor, a solid GOP congressional delegation, and a strengthened party apparatus. Anticipated statewide elections, party warnings about Democratic efforts to court Republican lawyers for Munson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Committee
Pennsylvania
Wesley R. Andrews
Washington
Interior
Locust Street
Fifteenth
Morrell
Broad Street
Spruce
Andrews
W. Harry Baker
Dauphin
Charles Johnson
Montgomery
Cassell
Corps of
Congress
George T. Oliver
United States
Republican Congress
Hudson River Pageant Honors Hudson Century Anew
New York City and Hudson river towns plan a multi day celebration from September 25 to October 9 marking Hudson explorations by Henry Hudson and the Fulton steamboat Clermont. replicas, naval parades, pageants, and river craft escorts will lead the events with international warships and a grand October carnival in Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hudson
Hudson River
Sandy Hook
Troy
Robert Fulton
New York
New York City
Hudson
Half Moon
Clermont
United States
Great Britain
France
Netherlands
Italy
Germany
Argentine
Guatemala
Mexico
Cuba
Pennsylvania Railroad
Public Documents From Senator Penrose Office
Public documents on farming gardening and fruit culture are available to subscribers at the paper office. Topics include Shelter Tent Experiments with Tobacco and Orchard Fertilization from Penn State College. An annual report from Penn State College and reports from the Pa Department of Agriculture are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penrose
Penn
State College
United States
Dept. of Agriculture
Dept. of Agrriculture
Pennsylvania
Harriman Sees Railroads Through A Busy Day
The text notes H Harriman is able to sit up and take a railroad or two for lunch now and then indicating a modest recovery with periodic activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Harriman
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Williamsport Sun
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Dorando
Oil City
New Castle
Titusville Herald
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Jack Appleton
Politics
Philadelphia
Robert von Moschzisker
the Supreme Court
C. la Rue Munson
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Munson
N. M. Edwards
Supreme Court
C. la Rue
Pennsylvania State Bar Association
Bar
Tor and Guardian
Monroe Nursery
Bulletin
Hudson-Fulton
North Warren
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