Advertising Agents Directory Fragment
A fragmented OCR listing advertising agents in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. Names include M Ayers and Son, Eighth and Chestnut, Remington Heeren Building, Vandergrift Building, W S Hin Co, and R F Foulk at 326 Fourth Avenue summarizing an old business directory segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
M. Ayers & Son
Cor
Eighth and Chestnut
Pittsburgh
Remington, Heeren
Pennsavverue
W. S. Hin & Co
Vandergrift
R. F. Foulk
Fourth Avenue
Local Train Service and Trolley Line Schedule
Published train and trolley timetables for Indiana area patrons. Lists Pennsylvan ia Railroad departures to Blairsville, Homer, Ebensburg, Cresson and Punxsutawney with various morning and afternoon slots. arrivals from Blairsville, Punxsutawney and other lines. Buffalo, Abchester and Pittsburg routes. plus trolley departures between Indiana, Ernest, Ornside, Creekside and Clymer. Bus transfer service offered by Bley's Transfer Bus with phone contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo, Abchester & Pittsburg Railroad
Funxgutawney
Elder's Ridge Branch
Punxsutawney
Homer City
Josephine
Hteshbon, Wehrum and
Vintondale
Indiana
Elder's Ridge
Wehrum
Heshbon
Ernest and Orne
I Beg
Adi
Ins
Creekside
Honest and Insane
Mit
Clymer
Bley
List of Jurors for March Term of Court 1908
The document lists grand and traverse jurors drawn for the March term, starting March 2, with multiple districts including Blairsville, Indiana, Mahoning, Pine, Green, Cherryhill, and others. Names cover laborers, farmers, carpenters, teamsters, merchants, and officials across wards and townships, detailing week-by-week drawing sequences for the juror panels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armagh
John Fulton
Armstrong
Calhoun
Blacklick
Thompson
Blairsville
N, Allen
W. L. Barrett
M. Cribbs
Brushvalley
Artemus
Cunningham
Burington
James Long
Dennis Peddicord
Cherryhill
Fyock
B. H. Stephens
A. Wolf
Conemaugh
Mahoning
South
William Alshouse
Daniel McMillen
John R. Smith
West
Joseph H. Elkin
James Neal
Montgomery
G. W. Colgan
Charles Conner
C. A. Ginter
Wallace Irvin
Pine
Lewis Conway
J. F. Donahue
Fred Grosse
John Hoffman
Rayne
Wheatfield
L. Walbach
White
John Malcolm
H. W. Moore
Replogle
J. C
Indiana
McBeth
Sam’s
Carpenter
Center
Noi Young
J. E
Buffington
Kelly
James
Conemeugh
David H
Farmer
Kerr
Robert
1St Ward
Burnheimer
Lewis
Cherrytree
Dorahue
Young
Green
Shields, J. M
No. 2
John Ray
Banks
J. M. Pearce
H. M. Bennett
W. B. Henderson
Robert , Johnston
A. J. Kennedy
Thomas R. Wilson
Joseph Altimus
Burrell
John W. Caufield
William Doran
O. P. Jenkins
Jacob Munshower
Austin Shellito
J. N. Earhart
William Lytle
F. M. Rombaugh
Frank Sucker
Creskside
W. C. Speedy
Glen Campbell
L. D. Garner
J. M Ruffner Green
Stanley Douglass
W. Smith
D. T. Faith
J. W. Jamison
Martin Little
Herman Smith
J. Stewart Thompson
North
W. H. Shaffer
Silas Daugherty
Mechanicsburg
William Glass
Peter Yount
Harry Wallace
John Shannon
Alex
Stiverson
Washington
Beatty
J. B. Calhoun
John Hall
Collins Growden
R. A
Simpson
Willis Collins
Henry Dunmire
Perry McCreight
A. A. Wiggins
Joseph M. Mack
Henry Crede
J. EB. Thompson
Canoe
E. D. Shields
S. A. St. Clair
McFeaters
R. B. Simpson
Lynn Widdowson
William Rankin
John Reed
W. P. Roberts
Homer City
C. S. Kunide
J. H. Harman
D. G. Meenry
J. N. Roof
F. G. Ross
Wenmer
Mast
James Brady
Cyrus McQuown
J.C. Calhoun
Montesmery
Biss
Amos Buterbaugh
Samuel Cooper
John Dunla
Administrator's Notice for D M Smith estate Indiana
J N Banks attorney administers estate letters issued. Administratrix Anna Margaret Smith requests claimants present authenticated statements for settlement. Debtors to make prompt payment. 704 Church Street Indiana Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Smith
Indiana
Anna Margaret Smith
Church Street
Knoxville Prohibition's Local Toll Echoes in Bitter Debate
In Knoxville, three months into prohibition, observers claim the law fails to ban liquor as saloons shrink but clubs and “soft drink” rooms rise. Property incomes fall, taxes may rise, and hotel bars hurt. Jug trains from Griffith and Middleboro feed smuggling routes, while underground networks and cheaper club drinks intensify consumption despite official effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kribeville
Tetin
Drepaten
Knoxville
Whitehe Reformerty Administration
John J. Brownlow
Perryman
Griffith
Alow
Atlanta
Middleboro
Scy
Social Cubs
Knosville
Middleborough
East Tennessee Brewing Company
Prohibition Shifts Trade as Saloon Signs Fade
As Kentucky enforces prohibition, saloonkeepers face cost and trouble while state revenue rises. Some switch to soft drinks but keep signs down and lights off, relying on a secretive “magic word” to avoid selling alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Master’s Sale of Shultz Farm Tracts in Buffington Twp Pa
Attorney D H Tomb announces a court sale of three Shultz lands in Buffington Township Indiana County Pa on February 28 1908 at 10 am. Tract 1 49 acres and 115 perches Tract 2 44 acres 73 perches Tract 3 65 acres 18 perches coal rights reserved timbered tracts. $100 down, balance cash on confirmation. Sale conducted by J Wood Clark Master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Peas
Indiana County
Lubne
Shultz Fioca
Buffington Township
Amos Shultz
Winkleman
A. B. Bennett
Samuel c. Graham
James Shultz
George Strong
Georges Strong
McHenry
R. Shearer
R. Shultz
Thomas Hogan
Wood Clark
Washington as a capital city and travel access
The text extols Washington as a beautiful capital with grand hotels private residences and public buildings. It notes the Pennsylvania Railroad service reaching the National Capital and that tickets at reasonable rates are available at all ticket offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Capitol
United States Supreme Court
Amr
Statue of Freedom
Treasury Building
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Government Printing Office
Congressional Library
National Museum
Smithsonian Institution
Great Monument
Union Station
Capital City
Waashington
Pennsylvania Railroad
National Capital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Blairsy Ie
Homer
Teshbon Wehrum
Wintondale
Ebensburg
Cresson
Thomas
Miner
Len Campbell
Stitt
W. H
Real
2D Ward
Brown
W. 3
East Willams
D. D
Gality B Bh
Long
M. G
Teamster
Sraverse
Fasha
John
Farner
Munshower
Laborer
Edward
Hart
Clarence
Plasterer
Saltsburg
Heringer
William
Brush‘valley
Ling
C. I
Wast
Koltaugh
Harry
Ficks
Isaac
Hildebrand
Charles
Nealor
Andres
Ward
Rishell
A. J
Tundfair
Walter
Hauxhurst
Jackson
Jobe
Palmer
Alvi
West No
Wissinger
G. A. Farmer
Jeffries
F. M
Miller
Arnold
J. M
Harkless
J. P
Watchman
Adward
Campbell
D. FF. Hefflesinger
J. €. Peclor
S. W. Stephens
Frank Dickson
J. B.baughman
Henry Jellison
Charles Taubler
Brushvailey
J. A. Singer
A. R. Hopkins
Henry Righall
Siles Kinter
James Bethel
Grant
Alex. Douglass
M. J. McAfoose
E. M. Armstrong
J. R. Biss
W. J. Mack
William Stephens
David F. Berry
John A. Kerr
Charles Parks
W .B. Hill
East
G. W. Hamill
J. K. Heitzenrater
Mahoning, West
C. H. Barrett
Wy Il
Spencer
Monttgomery
Samuel Smith
W. H. Artemus
William Bennett
W. HH. Shultz
G. M. Nibert
Charles Wohler
Stewart Martin
T. S. Linn
Emanuel Livingston
John S. Lowry
John 8. McCoy
R. H. Harbison
Sheloca
Martin Lowman
James Cunningham
J. N. Banks
Elospitaia
Stes Iy
D. H. Tomb
Washington City
Ernest F. Rusch
Second Ave
Bell
Overholt
Guckenheimer
Dillinger
Gibson and
TOM Moore
Northcraft & Bloch
Clinton Street
Johnstown
Square P
J. Vernon
Gibson
Finch
Bridgeport
Robert Lewin & CO
Smithfield ST
Pittsburg
Idlewood Sanitarium
W. R. Williams
Supt
Marshalsea
State of Pa
Bell Phone Crafton
W. R. Willams
Carnegie
Penn Store Fixture CO
Darrah St
Allegheny, Pa
Hewes & Potter
Lincoln St
Boston
Burt Dow
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