18 Sep 1902
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1902
Page
1
Short items note coal prices, theatre work, weddings, visits, and local deeds. Names include Dora Dietsch, John Danforth, Dr. Harry Clawson, Miss Josephine Smith, and Levi Smith. The record covers real estate transfers, church appointments, and a Republican meeting in Warren with club formation and delegates.
The open hunting season dates for pheasant grouse quail partridge woodcock and other game are listed with limits. Rural delivery requires rural residents to use government approved mail boxes by October 1 or lose home delivery. Miss Wilda Proper departs for Warren to work in the sanitarium. the Warren sanitarium location is questioned.
Jacob Keller the tailor promotes new fall and winter clothing with best work and low prices. The ad claims 100 more desirable homes needed in Warren and offers a lot for sale on the widest avenue near Carver House with reasonable prices and easy terms. Contact details provided as 4stf.
The ad promotes Hoxsies Croup Cure as a life saver for children claiming to cure colds cough membranous croup pneumonia and diphtheria with no opium or nausea priced at 50 cents Sold by the Davis Droup Co Warren Pa Also ads offer seed wheat at one dollar a bushel and a shoes and hats sale by Eberhrt Miller Morck and Kirberger and the Geo Ball Clothing Co Warren Pa Read as a compact local classifieds roundup with multiple merchants and goods listed
A collection of local wedding notices lists couples from Warren Jamestown and nearby areas. The entries name the bride and groom, their hometowns, and dates from September 3 to September 16 1902 with officiants and a few notes about venues and post wedding plans.
Obituaries record Aunt Laura Babcock of Warren who died September 10 1902 and was buried in Oakland after funeral at Capt. S H Davis home. John McKeen formerly of Warren died in Washington PA September 14 1902 and was buried at St Josephs Cemetery Warren. Mrs George McKeel died in Wetmore September 11 1902 and was buried in Oakland Cemetery Warren. Irvine Stoolfire 61, died in Sugar Grove September 11 1902.
Mr and Mrs C M Knupp announce the birth of a son on September 11 1901, adding a new member to their family. The Messrs Knupp respectfully request congratulations from friends and relatives.
The Pawnee Bill's Wild West Show pitched on the east side and drew large crowds for both afternoon and evening performances. reviewers praised realistic frontier depictions, daring horsemanship by Indians and cowboys, and novel boomerang acts. A Liliputian Wild West for children with Shetland ponies joined the act. Over a thousand men and horses are used in Jo Bill's grand exhibition at the Warren Fair Grounds on Monday Sept 29.
The D A V P Ry announces excursion fares from New York to New York and return at low rates valid for travel October 3 through 6 with return by October 14 inclusive.
A new society called a hive of the L O T M was formed last Tuesday in Arcanum Hall by Miss Lounsbury of Corydon, described as Great Record Keeper, aimed to be thriv ing and prosperous. DERBY Ribbed Underwear offered at 45 cents per garment. Low D A V P R R fare to Boston with Oct 7 9 10 11 dates. Inquiries from ticket agents or A J Smith Cleveland G P T A.
The advertisement notes fresh goods now on sale including 1500 yards of Lateen Remnants in fancy figures at 43 cents per yard and 10 cent kind. It also lists 500 yards of Flannelettes at 124 cents and 3-10 varied lengths, heavy weights with figures, stripes and Dresden-border patterns.
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