Spring Fashion Number Promises Latest Paris Styles for Pittsburg Ladies
The Pittsburg Sunday Dispatch announces a twice yearly special fashion issue to publish March 22. It promises spring wear guidance from Paris and Vienna, with designs for salets, wraps, bonnets, children's clothing, lingerie and embroidery. The notice urges every reader to use the issue to guide dressmaking and to share wishes with their seamstress. Also notes candidate Frank Gilespie announcing his run for something in the village and reports on two weeks of Methodist meetings adding fifty-one members.
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Pittsburg Sunday Dispatch
Paris
Vienne
Pittsburg
Races For Hospital Fund At Palace Rink
Palace Amusement Company stages a charity event for the Hospital Association on Wednesday night March 18. Doors open 7 15 p m races start 730 p m general skating to 1045 p m Admission 10 cents skate rental 15 cents.
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Hospital Fund
Marsh
the Palace Amusement Company
Hospital Association
Right Foot Amputated After Train Incident
Jesse Carnahea son of M IL Car nahan of Creekside lost his right foot Monday while attempting to board a train at Tse lin. Surgeons at Adrian hospital amputated the foot above the ankle. patient is recovering but the operation required indicates a rapid response.
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Jesse Carnahea
M. IL. Carnahan
Creekside
Tselin
Adrain Hospital
Secret of Success Bank Advice misstated plan
A fragmented old text suggests a maximalist savings tip from Farmers Bank Indiana Pa. It promotes starting a savings account and compounding interest at 4 percent with yearly contributions. The passage mixes general investment ideas with promotional bank language and includes typographical errors.
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Farmers’ Bank
Indiana
List of Letters Advertised in the Indiana Office February 8 1908
Inquiries about letters listed below should state that they were advertised and give the date. John H Bell Mile Bogovac Maggie S Cambel G W Carson Miss Mary Gailey Miss Emily Gailey Mr N P Johnston Mr Robert Winter Miss Ma Vel Lydie Mr John Robinson T B Stuehell R H Wiggins Sizier Domenico Aless Sis nttestallo Beron sino Thomas Bison Sig Butera Giuseppe Maich Gisoin Danko Leszega Mati Longinor Mizhel Sapalaro Ya pietro Halasi Yuive Crna. James C McGregor P M.
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Indiana
John H. Bell
Mile Bogovac
Maggie S. Cambel
G.W. Carson
Mary Gailey
Emily Gailey
N. Pp. Johnston
Robert Winter
Ma- Vel ‘Lydie
John Robinson
T. B Stuehell
R. H. Wiggins
Sizier Domenico Aless
Sis
Nttestallo Beronsino
Thomas Bison
Sig
Butera Giuseppe
Maich Gisoin
Danko Leszega
Mati
Longinor Mizhel
Sapalaro Yapietro
Halasi Yuive Crna
James C. McGregor
P. M
Parigag experts claim US to sell Philippines to Germany
Rumor, spread by world renowned inventors based in Paris, allege the United States intends to sell the Philippines to Germany. The tale cites a Pacific battle fleet headed to Manila as a precaution if Japan reacts to any disclosure.
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II Parigag
United States
Philippines
Germany
Pacific
Paris
Japan
Masked Battery and Loyalist Debate on Economic Strife
A fragmented editorial voice attacks the so called masked battery of anti freedom measures. It cites opposition by Irish Americans to a treaty with England and notes William Douglas’s criticism of tariffs and industrial decline in New England. The piece frames the political dispute as an assault on liberty and republican governance.
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England
United States
Treland
William Louglas
Massachusetts
Ingland
Touglas
Rtf
Deaths and obituaries from the Bolivar region
Multiple notices report deaths and funerals in surrounding towns. Anna W Elizabeth Johnston of New Baltzburg aged 78 died March 3 from bowels inflammation. interment Edgewood cemetery. Charles Bush of near Clymer died age 80 after grip and complications. survived by sister Mrs Sent Youngblood. Elizabeth Hendricks of West Wheatfield died aged 68. funeral Monday. Dr M R B Cherry of Abensburg, aged 10 in years likely. born Cherrytree, Wat located in We nsburg. Mrs Sarah Aring Smith of Brownsville Nebraska died March 70th at 63 years. Funeral services held March 11. interment Walnut Grove.
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Johnston
Anna Wizabeth Johnston
Jumas B. Johnston
Wrestlay
New Baltsburg
Loyalhanna
Jouegon Archie
Mila
Mate He
Edgewood
Ale Charles Bush
Clymer
Ms. Bush
White Township
Sent Youngblood
East Oak Street
Cherry
M. R. B. Cherry
Abensburg
Cherrytree
Wat
Wbensburg
Clark
Creery
Mabel
Stella Creery
Thomas Sexton
Mms
Edward Sexton
Cresson
Isenberg
Altoona
Real Estate Transfers and April Smart Set Notices
Real estate transfers recorded since last issue show multiple deeds with prices from 60 to 2500 across Washington Rayne Creekside Jacksonville Green Blairsville Center Burrell South Mahoning Indiana and Saltshurz. The April Smart Set features Beatrix Demarest Lloyd Beatrix Demarest Lloyd Beatrix Demarest Lloyd introduces new fiction and theater notes with authors Caroline Tuer Dorothy Casfield and Channing Pollock among others.
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John B Brandon
Pressley Brandon
Washington
John Brandon
Rayne
B. Campbell
J. Frank Gibson
Creekside
Wm. Thomson
Porter Thompson
Jacksonville
Willam Dias
David Cunningham
Brushvalley
Auld Run Coal Co
Robert Cunningham
Maria Lochran
Alice Barrett
Grant
Charles Landfair
J. W. Foreman
Blacklick
Mary George
Leron Smith
Blairsville
George Smith
Frank Smith
Burrell
Samuel Fisher
J. W. Rool
Saltshurz
Beatrix Demarest Lloyd
Caroline Tuer
Dorothy Casfield
Timothy Quarles
L. H. Glekford
John G. Neihart
Lnte
Richard Hovey
Douglas and Roosevelt in early 1904 political clash
The Massachusettes Democratic convention backed William L. Douglas for governor in October 1904 denouncing Roosevelt’s course as perilous and disappointing. The article notes Douglas’s eventual victory in a largely Republican state and claims a national endorsement of the same view today.
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Massachusetts
Williarm L. Douglas
Roosevelt
Douglas
Mmassiehed Setts
Married couples join in March ceremonies at local parsonages
Layton and Gipson wed March 4 at East Church Street Free Afelliodist parsonage with Rev. R. N. Large. Eleanor Burkhart and Alexander Bleplens married Wednesday at South Sixth Street jallitheran parsonage. Mary Bowden wed Richard Learn Thursday at Mitchell’s Milly Methodist parsonage on Church Street.
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Layton—Gibon
Margaret Peal Gipson
Lawrence Layton
R. N. Large
East Church Street
Mgr
Irvin Gilwon
South Twelfth Street
Mary
Hirai Layton
White Township
Stephens—Burkhart
Eleanor Burkhart
Pew Ten
Alexander Bleplens
Pens
Lewis Way
Jallitheran Parsonage
South Sixth Street
Mary Bowden
Janastews
Richard Learn
Mitchell's Milly
Thirsty
O'Cock
Jesse W. Cary
Church Street
Shortsighted Mistake in Protectionist Trade Policy
A critical view targets Republican protectionist statesmen for high tariffs that curb Canada–U.S. trade, provoking a reciprocal tariff wall. The piece argues that both nations suffer from inflated prices and limited access to goods, noting Harriman’s stock move with the Georgia Electric railroad at 3,008,000 dollars.
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Canada
Pevenso
Harriman
Georgi Electric Railroad
Farm for Sale Notice from Pittsboro Seller
A blotchy classified style notice offers farms for sale and real estate services. It lists address 6801 Frankstown Ave Pittsboro and mentions a referral fee or commission terms. The ad promotes farm sales and related property services through Schweibina Bros at Farmers Bank Building Pittsburg Pa with claims of unsurpassed facilitation.
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George BE. Guser
Frankstown Ave
Pittsboro
Sig
Characs
Schweibina Bros. Farers’ Bank Bldg
Fittsburs
Optical firm Mahaffey visits Pittsburgh for eye exams
Well known optical firm of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Mahaffey of Pittsburgh will be at the New Indiana House and Central Hotel for examinations. Glasses priced from $2 to $8. Mrs. Mahaffey urges reading glasses to restore normal vision, reduce headaches, and make reading pleasurable with proper eyewear.
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W. E Mahaffey
Pittsburg
Mahaffey
New
Indiana House
Central Hotel
Indiana
Peating
The Mation Center National Bank Ad
The Mation Center National Bank, two and a half years in business, reports resources of 999812.95 and surplus 421272.18. It notes rising business volume, emphasizes service and security, and invites new accounts including checking and time deposits with four percent interest on time deposits. A mixed ad provides rental and farm sale notices with local contact details for Indiana, Pennsylvania.
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Mation Center National Bank
Varign Center National Hans
Tariff Wage Disparities Questioned Across States
The quote argues that if protected tariffs raise wages, then Massachusetts wages should not far exceed those in South Carolina. It states the tariff level is the same in every state, yet wages differ, challenging the claim that tariffs alone justify higher pay.
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Massachusetts
South Carolina
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Indiana, PA
Brussels
Pete
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M. E. Mahaffey
Cunningham
Queensware
Haye
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Mass
J. Pierpont
Tathonners
Wall Street
Teddy
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J. H. Allison
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KODAK
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6Th Street
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