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29 Apr 1910
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Indiana Evening Gazette in Indiana, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1910
Page
1
Local Notes On Fair Plans And Outings In Region
Local correspondence notes frost damage reports from nearby districts and announces the Kiskininetua Valley Agricultural Association first fair at Apollo September 4 to 17. Arbor Day unobserved. Friday cornet band outdoor concert. several residents visited Vandergrift and Indiana. multiple names listed as visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiskininetua Valley Agricultural Association
Apollo
T. S. Johnston
Indiana
Cornet Band
Miasea Bertha Swanger
Helen Wieneke
Vandergrift
Samuel R. Mercer
Chenwick
Megare
Mark Muller
Walter Whitehead
Robert Artman
Olen Zack
Saltaburg
Grace Knappenberger
Avonmore
Joseph Laughlin
Wooster
Ohio
Nathan Hart
Hie Dioma
Maria Elder
Rea Tently
G. T. Taylor
J. C. Moore
John Patterton
Local notes on residents and moves in Saltsburg area
H. H. Almes, the popular game warden, has moved to Saltsburg. C. C. Walker, ill, is reported as recovering. The funeral of Joseph Rosborough was largely attended by out-of-town persons. Bruno Maruac was a recent Indiana visitor. Lena Young, who won a Bermuda trip offer from the Indiana Gazette, has returned home. Mrs. James Hazlett is making improvements on her residence. Miss May Williamson, who taught the past winter in the Derry school, has returned to her county home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Almes
Saltsburg
C. C. Walker
Joseph Rosborough
Bruno Maruac
Indiana
Lena Young
Indiana Gazette
Bermuda Islands
Thie
James Hazlett
May Williamson
Derry
Indiana Normal School stockholders meet to elect trustees
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Indiana Normal School of Pennsylvania will be held in the Arbitration Room of the Court House in Indiana on Monday May 2 1910 between two and four o'clock in the afternoon. Three trustees for three years to be elected and six nominees to be recommended to the State Superintendent for appointment for three years. Thos Sutton president W T F S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Normal School of Pennsylvania
Court House
Indiana
Penna
Stozkholders
Thos. Sutton
W-T. F
Public Bond Sale At Court House Arbitration Room
Public sale of bonds to be offered at 3:00 PM on Monday May 2 1910 in the Arbitration Room Court House for the Belton Temple Tram z tion Company First Mortgage 5 per cent Gold Bonds dated August 1 1904 due August 1 1934 total par value 18000 with all coupons attached conducted by G W Roof for interested parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Belton & Temple Traction Company
G. W. Roof
Dollar Ice Cream Freezer and Eye Glass Deals
Advert reads a red-hot ice cream freezer claiming no churning and top-seller status with a Philadelphia company offering quick territorial cure and big earnings for hustlers. Also promotes eye glasses with a ten day sale, 26 percent reduction, and an optician from Philadelphia offering six month guarantees. Includes multiple brands and sales pitches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Doe
Surprise Victory as Kern Wins Democratic Nomination
In Apil 28 at Tuilinnapolla the Democratic convention toppled Taggart with Governor Marshall and Solu W. Korn uniting against him. Kern, once a vice presidential nominee, faced ten rivals before rising on the second ballot and finally secured the nomination unanimously after all others withdrew amid a bitter, platform focused on tariff and liquor issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuilinnapolla
India
Wroush
Marshall
Solu W. Korn
Democratic Party
Taggart
John W. Kern
Kern
Doctor's new car kills boy in California Pennsylvania
Dr. C W Yarnall of California Pennsylvania crushed to death three year old son of Mr and Mrs Reichard while test driving his new automobile. He left the car in College avenue while he made a professional call and did not see the child in the path as he started the engine. The accident occurred April 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
C. W. Yarnall
California
George Reichard
Yarnall
College Avenue
We Die for Love Read Note Pins Over Heart
Knoxville April 29 a note reading We die for love God forgive us was found pinned over the heart of Mrs Charles Slocum thirty six mother of four and her lover William Crabtree nineteen a popular youth The Slocums separated recently after he learned of her affair with the youth Authorities report a double tragedy with a fatal romance in a Tennessee town
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
Charles Slocum
Jooking
William Crabtree
Slocum
Weddings and visits noted at Moore Hotel and area towns
Miss Nellie Malony heads home to Bradford for a May wedding. Treese of Western Tool & Forge Co. Brackenridge visits Arcadia before returning. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Boust and Lemon and Mabel of Johnstown visited Mel Poynt's aunt Mrs. Lemon in Locust street. Clawson House guests include William Wale back Clyde J V Ruterbaugh Brughwatey Larry Marsden Barnesboro J G Edwards Ham er City H B Bennett Tyrone J Jones Johnstown S Weimer man Creekside Charles Neely Ebensburg H H Hammers Johnstown. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Malony
Moore Hotel
Bradford
Treese
Western Tool & Forge Co
Brackenridge
Arcadia
Mra
Milton Boust
Lemon and
Mabel
Johnstown
Mel. Poynt
Mrs. Lemon
Locust Street
Clawson House
William Waleback
Clyde
J. V. Ruterbaugh
Brughwatey
Larry Marsden
Barnesboro
J. G. Hdwards
Hamer City
H. B. Bennett
Tyrone
J. ©. Jones
S. Weimmerman
Creekside
Charles Neely
Ebensburg
H. H. Hammers
Lost Tail Lamp Found Between Indiana and Blakeville
Lost tail lamp of automobile between Indiana and Blakeville. Finder will be rewarded by returning it to Gazette office, ud St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Blakeville
Gazette Office
Ud St
Governor Allows Widows to Wear Men’s Trousers
Topeka reports Governor Stubbs accepted a Oswego widow’s request to wear men’s trousers at work to support a large family. Attorney general deemed no law bars women in trousers, especially when leading the household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Stubbs
Oswego
Remedy for all families GVhamberlain Liniment
The notice urges every family to keep GVhamberlain Liniment at all times for accidents or emergencies. It touts it as excellent for rheumatism sprains and bruises and notes it is sold by wildraggiote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildraggiote
Tail uses Across Animal Kingdom Cited Inquirers
The passage notes many animals use tails for practical or humorous ends. It mentions horses and cows using tails as fly swatters, cats and squirrels winding tails for warmth, and the rat guiding the blind while stealing goods. Monkeys swing, gazing at forest paths, as others describe tails as umbrellas or blankets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cate
Foresta
Doctor Leonhardt Hem-Roid Ad Promises Piles Cure
An internal tablet medicine claims to cure all piles with only 2 percent failures. It avoids surgery and unpleasant salves, offering 24 days treatment for $1.00, from Dr. Leonhardt Co. in Buffalo New York, via Tom E Hildebrand of Indiana Pa. Also advertises Knox-Knit nose at 25 cents per pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom E. Hildebrand
Indiana
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