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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1903

Page

8

Political squibs and dancing notes from a Jamestown paper

A column mocks presidential contenders Tom Johnson and Jerry Watson, praises Pittsburg as a convention host, and commentary touches on European wheat shortages, rising flour prices, and shifts in social dance trends. It also critiques postal delinquency enforcement and questions the value of military education.

Harrisburg Democrats Nominate Easy State Ticket

The Harrisburg Democrats present a ticket led by Auditor General Arthur M. Dewalt of Lehigh, State Treasurer Joe G. Hill of Wayne, and Superior Court judges Calvin HR Reyburn of Armstrong and John A. Ward of Philadelphia. The piece calls it a capital ticket to beat and notes party bosses claim victory before the election.

Harrisburg Col. Guffey Arthur M. Dewalt Lehigh County Joe G. Hill Wayne County Superior Conurt Calvin HR. Reyburn Armstrong County John A. Ward Philadelphia

Marvelous Qualities of Radium

A government bulletin summarizes radium potential in medicine and industry noting limited supply limits widespread use. It claims tiny amounts could light several rooms and not need renewal this century and that a grain could lift 500 tons a mile high while an ounce could run a fifty horse power car around the world.

Anglo-Indian Review Department of Commerce and Labor

Porto Rico Embraces American Identity Through School Dress

The article recounts a general’s harsh warning to Portoriquenos, yet notes a shift as hundreds of American style dress and 1,130 American schools shape a patriotism-driven transition. Baseball becomes the island’s favorite pastime as its people increasingly resemble Yankees.

Porto Rico Islands N. Y Ress

Pennsylvania Railroad Tour to Pacific Coast during Bankers Meeting

The Pennsylvania Railroad offers a personally conducted eighteen day tour to San Francisco for the National Bankers Association meeting October 20 to 23. Departing October 14 from New York Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and other eastern points, the trip includes five days in San Francisco and stops at Salt Lake City Colorado Springs Denver and St. Louis. Round trip rate is 190 from New York area and 185 from Pittsburgh with all expenses covered except the San Francisco stay. Contact ticket agents or Geo W Boyd at Broad Street Station Philadelphia.

National Bankers’ Association San Francisco Cal Pennsylvania Railroad Company Pacific Coast New York Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Pennsylvania Railroad Pittsburg Chicago Omaha Cheyenne Ogden Salt Lake City Colorado Springs Denver St. Louis Geo. W. Boyd Broad Street Station

Reduced Rates to Baltimore for I O C F Session

The Pennsylvania Railroad will offer round trip tickets to Baltimore from Warren for the Sovereign Grand Lodge of I O C F session September 21 to 26. Tickets sold September 19 20 and 21 good for return until September 28 at a single fare for the round trip plus one dollar. Stopovers allowed at Philadelphia via through tickets.

Sovereign Grand Lodge of I. 0.C. F Baltimore Pennsylvania Railroad Company Warren Philadelphia

The Wyoming Game Stronghold Explored in Scribner’s

In the September Scribner’s Magazine Fredric Island profiles a valley between the Shoshone Wind River mountains and the Tetons. Antelope and elk gather in great numbers while wild geese nest undisturbed. The piece features remarkable elk and deer plates and vivid open-country narrative.

Scribner’s Magazine Fredric Island Wyoming Wind River Tetons

State Treasurer Harris reports August balance in general fund

The August balance is $13,232,225.19, held on deposit in 118 banks and trust companies. Harris began distributing the $5,500,000 to school districts on September first and expects full payment within sixty days.

Harris

Fraternal Bodies Back Higher Assessments Amid Chicago Labor Row

The Supreme Lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen wins national backing to raise member assessments. Meanwhile Chicago organized labor faces internal conflict over a surge of strikes deemed unjustified, threatening to widen disputes.

Supreme Lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen National Fraternal Congress Chicago

Farmers notice Struthers Hotel Barn transfer to John Stinger

The Struthers Hotel Barn is now under John Stinger who will specially attend to farmers horses and accommodate transient trade as no livery is available. Closing out 1000 yards of cloth for rainy day skirts in 30 stores for cash only. Jacob Keller tailor.

Struthers Hotel John Stinger Jacob Keller

Captain Courageous and the Dangers of Slothful Farming

The piece extols decisive productive men who work overtime if needed and contrasts them with careless neighbors. It highlights two farm portraits Mr Greasy and Mrs Slipshod versus Mr Painstaker and Mrs Painstaker, urging diligence, timely repairs, neatness, and credit as keys to success, urging ambitious youths to join Captain Courageous.

Capt Careful Greasy Painstaker Tiresome Careless Captain Courageous

Tenants Leases Advertised at the Mail Office

The Mail Office offers two top house lease forms for sale. Neat and elegant work available at low prices.

The Claim of Swamp Root for Kidney Ailments

An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder troubles claiming it prevents heart disease pneumonia and kidney decline. It promises relief from urinary issues and nocturnal urgency and offers sample bottles and a free book by mail from Kilmer Co Binghamton New York.

Swamp-Root Swamp Root Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton N. Y

Labor Day and broad hints of industrial future

A collage notes Labor Day sentiments and daily grind. It highlights Franklin News on corn and August showers, radium’s use in gems, and cites oil city influence. Pennsylvania Railroad plans locust tree plantings for ties and warns of Pittsburgh as the smoky city amid growing cotton yields and a planned Sept excursion from Warren to Bradford and Olean.

Franklin News Oil City Earl E. Hope Milliners Chicago Buffalo Courier Buffalo Courier Pittsburg Pennsylvania Railroad Company

Warren Borough Bond Sale Notice for 20000 Bonds

Proposals will be received until noon September 21 1903 for sale of twenty thousand dollars of Warren Borough bonds. Bonds issued in denominations of one thousand dollars at 4 percent interest semi annually. Maturity thirty years with ten year withholding option. Payable at Warren Pa office of Borough Treasurer. Bid to T O Slater Chairman Finance Committee Warren Pa.

Warren Pennsylvania T. O. Slater Warren, Pa

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