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Newspaper
Clearfield Weekly Progress
Location
Clearfield, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1915
Page
8
In Chapter XXII Smoke and Labiskwee plot escape while facing betrayal and danger. They plan a risky trek with McCan, forging a path across a frozen terrain toward a hidden cache, amid cold, hunger, and looming threats from pursuing forces.
A garbled exchange shows Smoke questioning a witness about a burning body. Labiskwee mentions a fest around the core clue, with the fragmentary text hinting at a continuing case.
OSCECGLA MILLS C. A. Rickenbanga and other members of local lodges traveled to Stroudsburg for a grand lodge meeting. Ada Wallace Unruh spoke in Pittsburg on Votes for Women at Presbyterian church, praising Oregon experience. Train service shutdown proposal meets opposition from Philipsburg workers returning home.
A series of property transfers lists Ira C McCloskey to Wm Brooks Butler for land at Decatur at 1550 dollars, Minnie M Sowers to Thomas G Eaton for land at Chester Hill at 400 dollars, Tamenica Zucchi to John B McGrath for land at Guelich at 1 dollar, Allen Gusher to Robert Gray for land at Sandy at 100 dollars, Olive M Bowers to Frank & Smith for land at Huston at 200 dollars, G W Reese to Adolph Perrot for land at Covington at 25 dollars, Mary J Bloom to Dorsey Michaels for land at Ferguson at 10 dollars, Maurice L Matthews to Blanche M Biddle for land at Clearfield at 1700 dollars, David Reams to G Lowry for lands at Sandy at 1700 dollars, Louis Godin to Local No 34 A M W of A for land at Bigler at 15 dollars, Fred Schweichler to Robert Hersh for land at Cooper at 225 dollars, August Eld to A J Lundgren for land at Cooper at 950 dollars, George Boyten to Marta Fura for land at sceola at 630 dollars.
In Syracuse on Saturday afternoon an automobile carrying dynamite for a body search exploded. Four people were killed, three fatally injured, and seventeen others seriously hurt including several women. Windows shattered at nearby factories as debris flew up to 150 feet.
The article lists county wide teachers examinations with sessions from Burnside on May 29 to Blain City on July 3, including many towns. It notes eligibility rules, required texts Seeley's New School Management and Rural School methods, and the need for moral character and age at least eighteen. A district Sunday school convention is planned for June 10 at Biger camp meeting grounds for Bradford, Graham and Girard townships.
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