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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1928

Page

9

Chain Stores Into Warren Faced by Independent Merchants

At the Life Study club meeting in the Y M C A Warren, local merchants and supporters debated whether chain stores help or hurt the community. Speakers argued chains cut costs and offer low prices yet risk eroding local enterprise and civic leadership, while independents stress personalized service, credit, and community commitment.

Warren Life Study Club Y. M. C. A. Testuay Jenn Siggins Leader H. S. Keck Keck Blank My. Keck New York Chain Store

Overheated stove destroys Blair county farm home

In Altoona Pennsylvania on March 28 a fire caused by an overheated furnace destroyed the William Crawford farm house on Catfish Ridge near Hollidaysburg. Loss estimated at 10000. The dwelling ranked among Blair county’s largest farm homes. Nearby, a landslide blocked Bloomsburg Sullivan rail line for about 24 hours, resuming service today after 300 tons of earth and rock fell on tracks. In Mauch Chunk officials expect Lehigh Canal opening on April 2 to speed anthracite production, noting the canal handles about 25 cars of coal daily.

Altoona William Crawford Catfish Ridge Hollidaysburg Blair County Bloomsburg Bloomsburg- Sullivan Mauch Chunk Lehigh Canal

Susquehanna River Reaches 165 Feet As Cold Returns

Cold checks rise in Susquehanna River with sub freezing weather halting rapid swelling after a stage of 165 feet. Lowlands flood as amusement parks and camping grounds face inundation. Freight wreck blocks Lehigh Valley line at Glen Summit. service resumes after 12 hours with 20 cars destroyed. Clarence Rowland named Reds scout. ex White Sox manager and umpire to aid in spring operations.

Wilkes Barre Wilkes-Barrf Glen Summit Free Lehigh Valley Railroad Buffalo-Philadelphia ST. Petersburg Fla C. J. McDiarmid Cincinnati Reds Clarence Rowland Reds Rowland Chicago White Yankees

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