Golden Wedding and Uncalled Letters in Indiana Democrat
Indiana Democrat Anicumn Hang Som Wwaditar reports a Golden Wedding dated May 4 1858 for W Johnston Miletus and Miss Sarah Adair celebrated at the home of their sons on West Chirei street. The column also lists uncalled letters with names including Grace, Alshoue, J C Conrad, Tahert Ferro, Freedling, Fowl, Pry, Grube, Harbridge, Jacoby, Scott, McCracken, Javato Palmer, Stewart, Smith, Spout, Stuchell, Susie Thomas, Markowicz, Ollofert and notes inquiries should state they were advertised. The Democrat office advertises engraved cards and invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Johnston Miletus
Sarah BH. Adair
David Bintt
Law
Z. R. Daugherty
West Chirei Street
Fina
Misa Ciace Alshoue
Grace Alghon
J. C
Conrad
Foti Tahert Ferro
Jacob Freedling
A . Fowl
Blair
Pry
W. Grube
J. Harbridge
C. Jacoby
Robert Scott
Buff McCracken
The Patrons Mutual Fire Insurance Company Ad
A vintage ad extols The Patrons Mutual Fire Insurance Company as farmer friendly and neighbor supportive. It notes over 100000 in premium notes to cover losses, nearly 2000 members, and insured property valued around 2 million dollars.
For Sale Farms in Grant and East Mahoning Townships
Patron's Mutual Fire Insurance Company listing describes two farms for sale in Grant and East Mahoning Townships. Each 100 acres with cleared land, frame house, barn, orchard, and a wagon shed. Coal timber and oil and gas reserved. Priced at $30 per acre. Marion proximity given with distances to Decker's Point Rochesters Mills Rochesters Mills noted. Contact J K Meell or James Speedy in Indiana Pa for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Mutual Fire Insurance Company
J. K. Meel
Old
Home
James Speedy
Indiana
John Kintir
Grant Tp
Marion
Decker's Point
East Mahoning
Rochesters Mills
Neverthink and Chunky Clash Over Frisco Gossip
A cluttered floor of café chatter features Miss Chunky the outspoken teacher and Mr. Neverthink the clerk as they spar over ex Senator Gurton, Japan and China misstatements, and jokes about Roosevelts era calamities while Wheat hides behind a newspaper. The exchange roils with comic mishearings and playful insults amid a roomful of breakfast diners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neverthink
Gurton
San Francisco
Turton
Isco
Burton
Kansas City
Frisco
Rueff Schmidt
Chunky
Crain
Queen Alexandra
China
Japan
Gore
Liam
Alexandra
England
Iiiser
Mikado
Nevertlink
Harry Thaw
Miss Chunky
Wheat
How Plates Catch Quail
A native method catches quail without a season. In spring they build a bough house with a narrow front opening. An Indian inside uses a long rod to strike birds as they come for water. Birds are killed instantly and provide meat for the settlement.
Warped Sportswear Sale Promotes Panamas and Nettings
A local sale lists white cream and torn nettings priced from 60 cents to 100 yards and highlights ladies' all wool panama hats. The item set suggests a department store or market feature emphasizing fabric and hat goods with varied prices.
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Democrat
Anicumn
Borough of
Indiana County Court House
Ernest Or Clymer
Summit Street
Marion Road
Halcyon Heights
B. L. Junker
Indiana, PA
P. 8. R. Station
King & McClain
Cor, Phila
5Th Sts
Steele
7Th St
Madras
McCallis
Allaurmme
Copenhagen
Zie
Tory
Panama
Brussels
Wingold Table
Wingold
Rio
Santos
Marvel
Pennsylvania Railroad
Alleum
America
Mountion
Atla ‘c
Labrador
Cape Hatteras
Newfoundland
Virginia Beacher
White Mountain
New Hampshire
Cumberland Mountains
Tennessce
Canada
St. Lawrence
Great Lakes
New Jersey
Atlantic City
Cape May
Wildwood
Ocean City
Sea Isle City
Asbury Park
Ine Branch
Spring Lake
Seaside Park
Beach Haven
Philadelphia
Pittsburg Tea & Coffee Filter CO
Epittsburg
Maxwell & Cronch
Penn Ave
Pittsburg
Agar
Pennsylvania Ave
Greening
Dwight
Vamlla
Allegheny
Mt. Clemens
Kasgnip
Ladlea
MT Glemens Sanatorium
Bell
Liberty Avs
Ss. S&s Lucas
Bubuchive
The
Guaksang
Thereste AG
Asara
Hughes
Sulderiie
Indiana Electric Co
Philadelphia Street
Fool Engines
Bell Telephones
Pei Dez
Witseuuri
Sixth Street
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