Advertising Agents in Pittsburgh and Vandergrift Area
Advertisement agents listed include Ayers & Son at Cor. Wighth and Pittsburgh, B P Remington in Heberen Building Penn Avenue W. 8., Hill & Co. Vandergrift Building, and R F Foulk at 328 Fourth Avenue.
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Iladelphia
W.W
Ayers & Son
Cor, Wighth and Pitteburg
B._ P. Remington
Heberen
Penn Avenue
Hill & Co
Vandergrift
R. F. Foulk
Fourth Avenue
Local Train Schedule Details and Routes
Timetables published for patron convenience list Pennsylvania All Road and Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburg routes. Trains depart Blairsville Intersection and other stations at 6:26, 8:25, 12:20, 4:00 a.m., with Sunday times of 8:38 p.m. and 56:20 p.m. Trains serve Homer, Blacklick, Heshbon, Wehrum, Wintondale, Ebensburg, Cresson. Indiana arrivals from Blairsville and Branch at 8:20, 11:08 a.m., 2:15, 7:34 p.m. Sundays. Creston, Ebensburg, Wintondale via Blacklick arrivals at 9:29 a.m. weekdays. Additional services to Punxsutawney and Elder's Ridge Branch with evening runs, and Homer City connections at 2:20 p.m. and 6:20 p.m. Schedules show Indiana arrivals from Punxsutawney and Elder's Ridge at 8:55 a.m., 4:15 p.m., and Sundays from Punxsutawney at 8:55 p.m., 6:15 p.m. Trains from various towns arrive in Indiana at 11:58 a.m. and 6:45 p.m.
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Pennsylvania
Indiana
Blatraville
Creston
Ebensburg
Wintondale
Blacklick
C. Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Railroad
Elder's Ridge Branch
Homer City
Josephine
Heshbon, Wehrum
Punxsutawney
Ilder’s Ridge Branch
Wehrum
Heshbon
Josephine S
Street Car Schedule and Campaign RantsEnterprises
Schedule notes a Sunday halt for First and Last Cars on each line Ern est and Creekside line. Bley s Transfer Bus offers pickup for passengers and baggage townwide. Campaign tirade questions Guffey electors and Bryan League, cites prices and periodicals, with ads for The Daily Post and The Democrat.
Reunion of the 74th Pennsylvania Veterans Near Punxsutawney
About thirty airvivors of the 74th Pennsylvania Volunteer Regiment attended the Marion Center reunion. Company B sent 17 members and Company F 12. Officers elected at the G A F Hall included President Peter Irech, Vice President D A Richey, Secretary C M Wilson, and Treasurer Braden Zeigler. John R Pantall and J W Shields chose Punxsutawney for the 1909 gathering. After a seven course dinner, speakers included M L McQuown J G Barclay and T St Clare Thompson. Numerous veterans and spouses were listed as attendees. The campaign section notes subscription rates: 60 cents for one year or $1.60 for the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
74Th Pennsylvania Volunteer Regiment
Marion Center
Hall
Peter Irech
Georgeville
D.A. Richey
Smicksburg
C. M. Wilson
Punxsutawney
Braden Zeigler
John R. Pantall
J. W. Shields
Ladies of Marlon Center
M. L. McQuown
J. G. Barclay
Clearfield
John McMillen
Ambrose
Adam Shields
Rochester Mills
Samuel Knox
Marchand
Samuel T. Hoover
Hudson
John C. Pifer
Wishaw
John D. Neff
Wm. M. Hall
R. M. Swisher
Mr. Jewett
John Rankin
Davis
J. Wilson Shields
Home
Alexander Walker
Garbleton
William Rowe
Caleb Snyder
David H. Brady
Thomas Berringer
Burnside
Thomas Loughry
Johnstown
Henry Myers
Homer Guy
J. J. Rowe
Tanoma
Farmers Right In It Corner in Brains boosts stockman staff
Pittsburgh September 2 1908 farmers gain more than good crops and high prices with The National Stockman and Farmer adding Dr W S Chamberlain as Associate Editor. The Stockman touts low prices and widespread reach, offering 10 weeks for 10 cents and annual rates during the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
National Stockman
Farmer
Stockman
W. S. Chamberlain
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Alva Agee
L. W. Lighty
W. D. Zinn
C. D. Smead
W. W. Foote
Sama
Farm and Home Journal
Political campaign plans tied to Bryan and Guffey in PA
The State and National committees coordinate a fall campaign to grow Democratic strength in the lower house and align with the National Committee. Chairman Dimeling reports encouragement from nominees and a Bryan letter promising involvement. Debates touch Kerr’s coal trust links and party strategy as printing orders go to the Democrat Office. Estate notice follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
J.M. Guffey
Denver
Col. Guffey
Bryan League
Dooner
Clearfield
Staté Committee
Congress
Democratic National Committee
National Committee
Bryan
James M. Guffey
George M. Dimeling
Gutffey
Dimeling
Mack
Mr. Bryan
National
Guffey
State Committee
Kerr
Democratic Song Book Promises Campaign Music by Chicago Publisher
The Democrats plan a campaign song book from the L. W. Walter Company in Chicago. It compiling parodies to popular melodies and includes a song about the Standard Oil Decision and a piece referencing John W. Kern. The book praises local politicking and urges readers to subscribe and order a copy for 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
L. W. Walter Company
Honey Boy
Suwaned
Standard Oil
John W. Kern
Thomas A. Hendricks
Fairview
Bryan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ernest and Creekside Line
Bley
The
Daily Post
the Democrat
Creekside
Tolock P
LYMER
Clymer
Cleveland
Cedar Point
Great Laken -_ fe
Eastland
Marca
Lake Erie
Eastland Steamship CO
Democrat
Harry W. Fee
George Snyder
Indiana Borough
Mally
Jordan & Co
Indiana, PA
Boston Candy Kitchen
Boston
Postoffice
Penn
Benen
Virginia
P.A.R
Japan
Perris
Sousa
Russian Symphony Orchestra
Arthur Pygor
Boston Women's Orchestra
Entere Damrosch
Pittsburg
Toronto
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Railroad
ALL
Niagara Falls
AND
Buffalo
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway
Henry H. Steving
New Indiana House
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