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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1919
Page
5
Johnson family reunion in Youngsville with visitors from Ridgway West Hickory Bradford and Youngsville. Notes mention political candidacy in the county and a Saybrook Saybrook Saybrook Saybrook saybrook in 1919.
A group of several score farmers met in Warren to hear Professor Connell of State College discuss sheep culture. The Chamber of Commerce backs agricultural growth and expects more farmers to pursue sheep raising, citing Warren county's hills as favorable. An exchange note compares cutting ad budgets to reducing cow feed in a milk shortage.
The Derrick oil report shows August completions across New York State and Pennsylvania counties McKean Warren Elk Forest Venango Clarion Jefferson Butler with 199 wells, up seven from July. Production reached 463 barrels, up 38, with Bradford and Butler Armstrong down while Allegheny and Middle Field fell. New work adds 12 leases and 22 drilling wells, total up 11, with 13 dry holes and 15 gas wells among completions.
The State Highway department announces rigid enforcement of Act No. 288 starting Sept 15. It will deploy a motor squad of inspectors with devices to check excessive weights lights and other specs. Inspectors will monitor second hand dealers and public garages and conduct road and lab tests for front light compliance.
Robert Carrell Brown files for divorce against Lyda Myrtle Brown. Subpoenas returned Non est inventus. Respondent ordered to appear October 6 before the Warren Court of Common Pleas. sheriff W W Muir and attorney Geo B Munn on record. Sept 8 1919. Sept 11 to Oct 2.
A Youngstown Telegram item notes Friday morning delays at the circus due to late arrival and lack of workers. A newsboy quips that the elephant stepped on the coffee pot and the grounds cannot be found, ruining the show.
A giant periscope used by the German crown prince to view Verdun fighting is shown, captured at Montfaucon last October and now on display at West Point. The piece underscores wartime ingenuity and calls for cooperation and good will through conference to restore trust between sides.
The Yorkshire miners strike in Britain has proven costly for the union and nonparticipants. Losses cited include damages to mines totaling 10 million dollars and coal lost to industry at 15 million dollars, plus 12.5 million dollars in losses to related industries.
An Airedale attacked four year old Margaret Jane Hoy after her master kissed her. The dog leaped and tore at the girl causing fatal injuries. Police and witnesses reported the event as a sudden violent act resulting in the child’s death.
A newspaper note from the work section of the state states the printing operation has replaced type used in commercial printing with new equipment and materials. It claims the presses and machinery were overhauled by experts and asserts the facility cannot be equalled in its stock of paper ink and output.
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