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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1927
Page
5
The corn borer threatens crops worth billions of dollars if it reaches major belt areas and spreads into the Mississippi and Wabash valleys. The federal government bears primary responsibility for control as individual farmers lack adequate methods to cope alone.
Schedule for Warren Street and Warren Jamestown lines. First car 6:50 a m from Warren to Sheffield and 7:00 p m Sunday service. Main line cars from the office every ten minutes 6:00 a m to 10:30 p m. North Warren half-hourly 6:08 a m to 10:30 p m. Jamestown line starts 6:10 a m with hourly runs to 9 a m. last northbound car 10:45 p m, via Jamestown to Sacktown at 11:50 p m, or Frewsburg via Socktown at 12:16 a m. Freda line begins 6:05 a m to Jamestown, with Jamestown departures 6:36 a m and Warren arrivals 7:45 a m. From 7:30 a m, Jamestown cars depart 90 minutes past the hour to 9:30 p m, last car to Warren at 11:10 p m, Warren by 12:16 a m. 10:10 p m car to Frewsburg reaches 10:80 p m. Saturday and Sunday service noted.
April weather and road news dominate this week. Walter Cowell of Ross Hill visits Ywangeville for business. Dr Shertt of Villingsville is welcomed at the Sh, Southwick home, where a young Cv Jr recovers from illness. Social at Torpedo schoolhouse raises twenty two dollars and thirty cents despite early interruptions. Trout opening day set for April 15 invites anglers. Frank Martin and sons from Youngsville visit with a Ford. Chandler roadster party faces impassable road. Snowfalls of 3-4 inches noted, Kane reportedly heavier. Plans discussed for a forest fire house near the fire tower and logging for lumber. A forest ranger to begin patrolling within ten miles when conditions allow. past year saw fifty-two fires reported. Rev. Charles H. Daolittle to preach at the Garland schoolhouse when roads clear. Sunday school to be organized. An April 24 event anticipated with two ...
A well known authority warns backache and dull kidney misery signal foods that create acids. Excess acids overwork kidneys, causing soreness and fatigue with cloudy urine and nighttime trips. A salt made from grape and lemon, taken with water before breakfast, allegedly stimulates kidneys and neutralizes acids.
Morning westbound and evening eastbound accommodation trains will be removed during the summer months due to insufficient passengers. One westbound arrival is due Garrett at 8:13 and the other evening arrival Garland at 6:40. The Sigor p will stop at Youngaville. Donald Conklin teaches at Cole Hill. eighteen remaining teaching days lead to April 8. Loads of household goods moved by horse drawn wagons toward Tidioute. a cow was tied on a wagon with a red flag. Willig Wentworth visits Warren. a rain shower delays a late return. Earl Carroll faces a federal penitentiary sentence for perjury tied to a party story. London Opinion notes, Do not forget to learn bridge.
Compiled by United Press, tonight April 4 features Leoncavallo’s Pagliacci on WEAF and affiliated stations. The page lists orchestras, conductors, and performers for multiple markets from Ames to New York, detailing schedules, stations, and program titles in a dense, era-typical guide format.
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