Pennsylvania Railroad Timetables for Local Lines
Public timetable notices list train departures and arrivals for Blairsville Intersection Homer City Cresson Ebensburg Wintondale and Punxsutawney routes. Trains run weekdays and Sundays with various morning and afternoon slots. First and last cars on each line are not operated on Sundays. Schedule in effect Saturday April 28. ERNEST AND GREEKSIDE LINE.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Blairsville
Homer
Blacklick
Heshbert
Wehrum
Wintondale
Ebensburg
Cresson
Indiana
G Branch
Maing
Buttato, Rochester & Pittsburg Railroad
Punxsutawney
Wder
Ridge Branch
Homer City
Josephine
Pyatinang Wehrum
Elder's Ridge Branch
Heshbon
Goat Idyl In Alumni Journal Depicts A Clever Goat
A 1908 Alumni Journal verse tells of Dr Johnson who hangs red shirts, swears, and ties a goat by a railroad track to frighten a freight train. The goat coughs up the shirts and flags the train, escaping death with wit and pluck.
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Johnon
Alumni Journal
Real Estate Transfers and a Garfield Fire Loss Noted
Real estate transfers include David Mumeau to Harvey Shank for 48 acres in Green and others across Indiana Montgomery and Green areas with prices ranging from 80 to 8 500. Fire destroyed the Henry Bepler property in Garfield near noon Friday caused by a defective flue. occupants William Harkins and family lost most of their household goods and the building could not be saved.
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David Mumeau
Harvey Shank
Green
Margaret Fair
William Hosack
Indiana
Clarence Duncan
Jasper McAdoo
Blacklick
Jacob Wettling
Melissa M. Ar
Montgomery
Cunningham
J. Shattuck
White
P. G. Cribbs
J. EB. Cribbs
Homer City
John A. Anderson
William S.hea
Salisbury
Henry Bepler
Garfield
William Harkins
Pittsburg
House OF Mellor
Plano
Work
Planos
Steinway
Krakauer
Chauncey
Mellor’s
Johnstown joins Central Basketball League amid schedule reform
Johnstown admitted as a member of the Central Basketball League at a meeting with more than ten representatives present. The flood city will open its season on its floor against Southside with Tuesday and Thursday or Friday games while a committee revises the schedule reducing league games from eight to six.
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Johnstown
Texas Land Cto Offers 20 Acre Fortune Claim Abroad
The ad promotes moving to a sunny country, with experts handling plots in many locations. It claims 20 acres can build a fortune and invites select parties to join monthly, urging immediate contact with Texas Land Cto in Aliquippa Pennsylvania. Other listings advertise new houses on Washington and Locust streets with 4 to 8 rooms, gas and water, and sales via John A Campbell or T M Wagner’s real estate office.
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Gulf Coast
Texas
Texas Land Cto
Aliquippa
Washington and Locust Streets
Third Street
Indiana
John A. Campbell
T. M. Wagner
White Building
Philadelphia Street
Indiana County Farmers Institutes Program 1908
The Indiana County Farmers Institutes outline events under the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture in Blairsville Dilltown Willet and Flora on November 27 and 28 1908. Sessions include opening remarks by Rev. McClure and welcome by Howard Graham with talks on Small Fruits Humus in Soil and Education for Farmers. Saturday covers Dairyina for Profit Potato Culture Feeding the Dairy Cow and farm home topics with a final session on pruning fertilizing thinning and making a home on the farm.
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Indiana County Farmers’ Institutes
Department of Agriculture of Pennsylvania
Blairsville
Dilltown, Willet, and
Flora
R. BE. McClure
Howard Graham
Burgess
L. W. Lighty
East Berlin
J. H. Funk
Boyertown
F. P. Wagner
Harrison City
Clark Dunlap
J. Wagner
D. Ferguson
J. H. Punk
W. J. Rising
I. W. Lighty
Harry Brown
al. W. Lighty
C. D. Ferguson
A. W. Smith
Loyal Hart
Calvin Gerhard
Culture and Feeding the Corn Crop Meeting Notes
Dill Town hosts a two day event starting Monday November 30 1908 with music and prayers. Speakers include G M Stephena J H Funk L W Lighty H D Tomb C A Campbell and Mrs Mary A Wallace discussing food for growing children education for boys and girls feeding stuffs dairy cow and concentration of rural district schools.
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S. R. Drake
G. M. Stephena
J. H. Funk
Boyertown
L. W. Lighty
Berlin
H. D. Tomb
J. Wagner
Harrison City
Silo Experience and Practica and Potato Culture Talks
Discussion opened by multiple leaders on topics including Sells and Soll Making, Potato Culture, Sanitation of Harm House, Practical Road Making. Evening and afternoon sessions feature essays by Mrs Tomb and others, with a Local Committee led by H R Dill and G J Yearick coordinating.
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F. Mardis
Tople
Printhg
Mertinddig
Thani
Drditt
Bank
O'Cloelk
Musica
F. J. Wagner
J. J. Hutchison
Wt. M. Guthrie
H. D. Tomb
J. F. Funk
Harm House
Mary A. Wallace
D. V. Tomb
W. G. Stewart
L. B. Kinne
H. R. Dill
G. J. Yearick
H. C. Tomb
J. Mardis
Cora Stephens
Sont Matthews
Miss Dill
Hallie
Clover and Its Cultivation and Farm Topics Discussed
A list of lectures and discussions scheduled for Wednesday to Friday December 2 to 5 1908. Topics cover clover cultivation pruning fertilizing corn culture sanitation of the farm humus in soil peach culture legumes siloing feeding stuffs potato culture and fruits with speakers from West Berlin Pittsburg and local experts. Local committee members include W J Trusal S Fleming Rankin and others.
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D. W. Leerome
Tople
J. Wagner
Harrison City
M. Mleming
J. E. Punk
L. W. Lighty
West Berlin
Mary
A. Wallace
Pittsburg
J. A. Elrkin
F. J. Wagner
J. H. Fank
J. W. Lighty
A. S. Morrow
W. D. Fairman
Mary A. Wallace
Cora Wallace
J.H. Funk
W. J.trusal
S. M. Fleming
Rankin
Frank Marshall
Ida Beatty
Frank Rankin
Harry Seanor
Agricultural Institute Program Across Two Days
A detailed schedule from Indiana Pa lists topics on soil, humus, and farm manure with speakers J Wagner L Lighty J Funk and Mary Wallace. Sessions cover soil making potato culture clover irrigation and education of rural youth with a closing house keeping talk and music. Special notices invite participation from farmers and agricultural groups with questions via a secretary’s desk.
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BP. J. Wagner
J. H. Funk
James Mckee
Mary A. Wallace
L. W. Lighty
J. Ji. Pierce
Geo
Elbel
Chiaryman
P. H. Bowers
C. C. Bonner
Cliff McFarland
Edna McCullough
Jennie Bowers
Thrice-Week World and Indiana Democrat offer
The New York World Thrice-Week edition promises impartial news and full reporting. A special offer combines a year of the World with the Indiana Democrat for $4.65, versus $4.00 if purchased separately.
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New York World
Indiana Democrat
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Fourth Avenue
Ernest and Greekside
Creekside
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Clymer
Bley
New York Press
Democrat
TRE Farmer's Institutes
Dill Town
Muale
de. J. Bh. Wik
Robert McFarand
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Mast Berlin
Yople
Mia
Farmers
Department of Agriculture
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Steller's
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Church Street
Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Mt. Clemens
Knaymir
MT Clemens Sanatorium
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Liberty Ave
J-G.wooomman
Panik Pliny
Godfrey Marshall
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Nsuhestor, Ny
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