20 Aug 1907
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1907
Page
1
Henry Billings Brown argues receiverships for trusts as a drastic antitrust remedy but cautions it may overstep judicial bounds. He says it could boost efficiency of the Sherman Act without implying government ownership, warning against true socialism while noting government seeks to affiliate competitive firms with monopolies.
Advertisements claim Wem-Roid tablets relieve piles by internal action with a permanent cure. Each package supposedly includes a guarantee and a month’s treatment for $1. Sold by T. J. Hildebrand in Indians or Leonhardt Co. of Niagara Falls New York.
Grove Chapel residents recount guests from Indiana David Wolf hosts Andy Nealer and Mrs Nealer. Clarence Smith installs a new barn roof by H I Wolfe & Son. Mrs Mary Ray improves under Dr Will Simpson care. G Wolfe family visits Ernest area neighbors. Farmers busy with harvest ahead of Fair time. Young people attend Richmond picnic and enjoy a pleasant outing.
The fortieth session of the Pennsylvania grand lodge of the Knights of Pythias begins in Philadelphia marking the first time since 1876. A tenth annual Pythian Balatere session runs this week as visitors arrive, with 464 lodges and 51,689 members reported. Grove Chapel hosts a Thursday August 22 festival by the Young Ladies of Grove Chapel to aid a charitable cause.
Grand View Realty transfers two White lots to Wilkine Bates for 340. Wilkins Bates sells two White lots to Samuel Cunningham for 400. Michael Cox sells eight Clymer lots to Michael Oczelovani for 1,000. James Speedy transfers a Shelada lot to M. L. Lowman for 1,500. Samuel R. Clawson sells a Green lot to Harry Stuchul for 100. John Wheeler sells a Green lot to Logan Bence for 200. Sarah H. Cornell sells a Blairsville lot to J. B. Baughman for 6,760. Grand View Realty transfers a Indiana lot to William C. Colbitt for 130. Marty A. Snyder transfers a Omer City lot to Samuel Duncan for 900. Dixon Run Land Co transfers a Clymer lot to Annie R. Miller for 300. Dixon Run Land Co transfers a Clymer lot to John E Evans for 300. EUI Evans transfers a Clymer lot to R. L. Ferrier for 800. James M. Frederick transfers a Homer City lot to J. H. Uber for 1,550.
Jemison of Spring Grove York county Pa says the remedy has cured his family for five years and he has recommended it widely in the county. He states it never fails to cure and notes it is sold by all druggists.
The will of the late W. C. Robinson was filed for probate August 16 1907 in Saltsburg. He leaves Ada M. Robinson his house and lot, all furniture and bedding, and all real and personal property including bank deposits. He also bequeaths one dollar to granddaughter Helen R. Robinson. Ada M. Robinson is named executrix. Will dated November 4 1904 and witnessed by Clarence George and H F Carson.
A reader from Concord Go shares gratitude for Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. After a measles episode worsened by rain, the remedy relieved stomach and bowels and restored strength. The testimonial notes the product is sold by all druggists.
Dewolty Mich man J. H. Letts reports Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets restored his appetite, relieved bloating, and aided a pleasant movement of the bowels. The ad offers price 26 vents and a free sample via Drugprints.
Moonlit gathering planned by Swastika Club members along the car line tonight. Police warn of potential disturbances and advise keeping distance from any public area.
John If Steving advertises upholstered folding chairs and improved leather top folding tables available to rent for weddings and parties, highlighting stylish versatile furnishings to elevate events.
Chronology of incidents from Wheeling to Columbus detailing a nine year old drowning in Wheeling Creek, a jewelry theft in an Ohio city, a boy's fatal collar button accident, a Baltimore area jewelry store blaze, a cigar ash ignition causing burns, a murder by train, and various other accidents and fires. Includes Philadelphia search for missing artist son and other regional calamities with fatalities and property losses.
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