Warren Tribune masthead and policy notice
The Warren Tribune presents its masthead listing editor Ed C Lowrey and directors and notes about offices in Warren. It details subscription prices by mail and carrier, advertising policy, wire service from United Press, a call for accurate reporting, and rules for reader letters limited to 600 words with signature.
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Henry H. Base
Bescott
Chapel
Cousing
Fred Cgelon
A Johnson
W. T. Kelly
D. Wetmore
William B. ‘Wright
C. Lowrey
Devine-Wallis Corporation
New York City
Chicago
Bell m
Business Office
Warren Post Office
United Press
the Tribune
Tribune
Should Lindbergh Continue Flight Tour Or Rest?
Editorial urges Lindbergh to pause his aviation tour and seek rest if he is over-tired and distraught. It argues his essence as a modest, upstanding American hero should be preserved, recommending he step back from public appearances and postpone the tour for his well being.
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Lindbergh
New York
Paris
Lindy
Goster
Theody
Basecow
Switzerland
Derbyshire
Beebe
Improving Dairy Cows With Cooperative Bull Associations
The Department of Agriculture urges dairy herd heads to use high class pure bred bulls via cooperative bull associations. These groups allow shared ownership and transfer of bulls to test offspring and track milk and butterfat gains. The bulletin notes notable sire results and urges records based selection for rapid progress.
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Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Cooperative
Dairy-Bull Association
Bull Association
Farmers’ Bulletin
Cooperative Bull Associations
Bureau of Agriculture
Bull-Association
Washington, D. C
Warren welcomes back former pastor Rev Staub and other visitors
The community greeted former Warren pastors Rev W E Staub of Norristown and Rev Rickle with his family as they renewed ties with congregations in Warren Sugar Grove and nearby towns. Alva H Gregory editor of the Johnsonburg Press visited the Tripan sanctorium and praised local publishers. The piece notes church pride, local geography, and a hospitality mood amid regional travel and carnival talk.
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First Baptist
Warren
W. E. Staub
Norristown
Billy? Staub
Eastern Church
Staub
Rickle
First Evangelical Church
Warren Sugar Grove
Tri- Pune
Alva H. Gregory
Johnsonburg
Corry
Gregory
Who Loves a Boy by Edgar A Guest Poem Card
A 1927 Edgar A Guest poem advises that loving a boy means restraint and guidance. The speaker argues a giver should avoid spoiling with gifts and instead foster independence, letting the youth work and learn. The piece frames love as disciplined, shaping manhood through thoughtful support.
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Edgar A. Guest
Retrospective notes from 1924 25 Warren County events
August 16 1924 report from Mt Alto forestry convention highlights state school of forestry. Warren County youth at Country Club engaged in a tournament. August 18 1925 remarks on bootlegger crackdown begin with raiding squads. Local figures McMaster Parker postmaster Weld and theater manager Manley Parker tied to upcoming exposition. Former Columbus residents hold annual park picnic.
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HF. B. Rowland
Tate State Forester
Mt Alto
State School of Forestry
Warren County
The Way of the World The Path of Law
A fanatic in a Louisiana town lets a poisonous snake bite him to prove no harm comes to a child of God. meanwhile a restaurant chain heir rise through the ranks shows belief in starting at the bottom. Also reflections on war memory and science popularization.
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Louisiana
Trainer Thompson, Jr
Thompson
Longworth’s Rise Linked to Begg in Ohio Spotlight
Exclusive Central Press Dispatch reveals Jim Begg of Sandusky maneuvered to back Nicholas Longworth for higher power in Washington. Begg’s swift ascent from assistant house manager is tied to his ability to steer votes and secure influence, shaping Longworth’s presidential prospects and Begg’s own ambitions.
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Washington
Nicholas Longworth
Re. Pensman
James E. Begge
Ohio
Begg
Longworth
House of Representatives
White House
Garner
Poll
Haugen
Butler
Cooper
Lonngworth
Berg
Nick
Republican House
Senate
Jim Begg
Sandusky
Nick Longworth
Jim Bege
Songs of a Housewile By MARJORIE K RAWLINGS
A brief verse piece by MARJORIE K RAWLINGS praising blue imagery in household scenes. The author mentions blue delphinium and jarkspur, blue gingham, white curtains, blue bowls, and a teapot as symbols of simple domestic charm. A closing note invites readers to write to the author via the paper.
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Songs of A Housewile
Marjorie K. Rawlings
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