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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1911

Page

6

Conservation Congress Focuses on Farmers and Soil

The conservation congress centers on farming issues with soil protection at the core. Speakers include W. D Hoard, F. D Mumford, E. M Ten Eyck, Cyril G Hopkins, and W. H. Page. Governor Hadley and Taft expected. convention in Kansas City September 25 27.

The Conservation Congress IF. D. Coburn Kansas State Board of Agriculture W. D Hoard Wisconsin Hoard’s Dairyman F. D. Mumford School of Agriculture University of Missouri E. M. Ten Eyck Kansas Cyril G. Hopkins University of Ilinois W. 3. McGee Bureau of Soils Washington T. C. Atkinson West Virginia National Grange Country Church Warren H. Wilson Board of Home Missions Presbyterian Church Country Life Movement Walter H. Page World’s Work President Roosevelt Country Life Commission W. A. Beard Charles S. Barrett Farmers’ Educational] and Co-operative Union of America Roosevelt Gifford Pinchot Joseph L. Bristow Gilbert M Hitchcock Nebraska Congress Harvey W. Wiley J. B. White Kansas City Europe America Herbert S. Hadley Missouri Walter Roscoe Stubbs Champ Clark William Jennings Bryan Conservation Association Pinchot Henry Wallace Iowa Wallace Taft Secretary of the Interior Walter L. Fisher Alaska James R. Garfield

Salvage Dreams for Cervera Fleet Rise Amid Looted Wrecks

Reports say only the four mast Almirante Oquendo and Vizcaya show remains after looters stripped the fleet moored near Santiago. The Cristobal Colon rests four fathoms deep with a rumored safe full of coins, while Infanta Maria Teresa is deemed unworthy of salvage. Torpedo boats Furor and Pluton lie near harbor entry as engineers assess recovery. The era’s oldest literature note follows, citing Job and Homer as ancient works in contrast to biblical and classical timelines.

Taft Congress Santiago Knox United States Cubs) Harbor Cervera Almirante Oquendo Juan Gonzales Vizcaya Rio Torquino Cristobal Colon Colon Infanta Maria Teresa Richmond P. Hobson Merri- Mac Fame Cat Island West Indies Admiral Cervera Furor

Warren County Uniform Primaries Offices Listed August 1911

County commissioners publish the list of offices to be voted at the Uniform Primaries to be held September 30 in Warren Pennsylvania. Offices include President Judge Associate Judge Register and Recorder Clerk of Orphans Court County Treasurer three County Commissioners three County Auditors two Jury Commissioners one Coroner and one County Surveyor. Each party may nominate or vote for two County Commissioners two Auditors and one Jury Commissioner.

Board of Trade Commercial Club Warren County Pennsylvania Orphans’ Court Warren, Pa A. C. Moor E. E. Thompson W. H. HorncHt Taine Warren Co

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