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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1908
Page
5
The court orders notify all jurors called for the second week in September that there will be no court and jurors are not needed. B. G. Gregory, sheriff, signs the notice with respect.
The North American will publish a six teen page special section on September 20 for its women readers. Paris and American staffs provide nearly 200 fall and winter styles in photos and drawings.
Minnesota station reports analyses of weeds sheep eat and their protein content compared with alfalfa clover and Timothy hay. Lambs quarters purslane pigweed dandelion catnip mustard grass and goldenrod show protein levels from 11 to 26 percent with varying carbohydrate and fat content, explaining why sheep flourish on these otherwise worthless plants.
The Pennsylvania State College provides free agriculture correspondence courses in 32 subjects for all interested and unable to attend in person. Funded by state appropriations, enrollment and instruction incur no fees. Request circulars and enrollment forms from the Superintendent of Correspondence Courses, State College, Centre County, Pa.
The New York Tribune Farmer credits Dr C D Smead of Logan New York as the best veterinary surgeon in America, citing his lifelong study and practical farming experience. The piece notes his role in answering animal care questions and improving herd health, urging subscriptions to the Tribune Farmer and The Mail at 1.75 dollars for one year.
An aging towpath driver Joel Throggs courts through chalked love notes to Mahaldy Wiggin, a widowed resident of a nearby house. He plans a home with her, using makeshift stationery on a mule and canal boat. she agrees to marry after a long courtship. The county wedding is uninvited, leaving the tale with a comic, rustic tone.
The Johnstown Democrat asks why Pennsylvania should vote Democratic in 1908 and concludes the Republicans are the sole barrier, voicing candid doubt about party prospects.
The paper announces availability of the Statistical Record of the Progress of the United States. Subscriptions receive access to this public document at the newspaper office.
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