Memorial Fund Planned for Prof Hammers Grave
Teachers and scholars in Indiana county plan a memorial in Oakland cemetery for Prof A M Hammers. A fund aims to raise $1.60 from each of 858 rooms plus private and Ponxsutawney contributions to build a shaft over his mound. Lincoln's birthday events to mark the fund’s final day.
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A. M. Hammers
Oakland
Ponxsutawney
Hammers
Indiana County
Third Ward
Harry D. Condron
Bleieville
Misa Pearl Allison Wete
Supt
Chapman
Lincoln
Condron
Lizzie Johnston
Armstrong Township
K. Rank
Hilladale
Ponxautawney
Bro. Bible
Lowdon
Walton
Singers
Playera Club
Alton Packard
Puck and Judge
Indiana
Aldea
Indiana Gazette rep Elmer E. Houser seeks subscriptions
Elmer E. Houser, formerly editor of the Avonmore Times, is the accredited representative of the Indiana Evening Gazette and the Indiana County Gazette to solicit subscriptions and renewals. Any courtesies extended to him will be appreciated by the management.
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Elmer E. Houser
Avonmore Times
Indiana Evening Gazette
Indiana County Gazette
Sweater Coat Assortment At Wilson Wood
Readily available factory assortment priced at 4.00 after 6.00 certificates. Wilson & Wood advertises a sweater coat selection claimed to delight a father or brother, promoting quick delivery and a lighthearted tone for gift buyers.
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Wilson & Wood
Church trustees send 20 pound turkey for pastor
A large box containing a 20 pound turkey and accompaniments arrived from church trustees. The gift removed all anxiety about Christmas dinner and joins other testimonials of friendship for the pastor.
Express Company Delivers Stock of Wool Boat Sweaters
A brief notice notes a noon delivery by The Express Company enabling Wil pon and Wood to announce all sizes of wool boat sweaters are back in stock. The item highlights a restock of a finished garment line and credits the carrier for timely arrival.
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Wil Pon & Wood
Funeral of Mrs James McLaughlin Held at Home
Funeral services over the remains of the late Mrs James McLaughlin will be held at the family home No. 438 Water street at 10 30 o clock tomorrow morning.
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Mra
James McLaughlin
Water Street
The Marathon Tie and Clark's Studio Bargains
An old newspaper ad promotes The Marathon Tie as popular neckwear and highlights half price framed pictures at Clark's Studio, along with sale claims on 60-cent neckwear, high grade pianos, dress protectors, and Tavin's Superlative Flour. It also mentions L. Pattison Co. and 1909 diaries.
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Clark
The
L. Pattison Co
Roy Conrad Shot in Dilltown as Diaz Misfires
A 20 year old resident, Roy Conrad, was shot in the thigh by Charles Dias during a revolver exhibition in Dilltown on a Saturday night. He was taken home for care by Dr. Yearick. The incident follows previous gunfire injuries to Dias and a spate of local safe break-ins at the Blaireville railroad station where robbers wrecked the safe. A later note mentions Congress adjournment affecting patronage news and a Nova Scotia testimonial for Chamberlain’s tablets. Governor John A. Johnson and William Jennings Bryan were seen in Greensburg and Uniontown respectively.
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Roy Conrad
Samuel Conrad
Charles Dise
George Dias
Conrad
Yearick
Wehram
Disa
Diae
Dias
Memorial Hospital
Jalinetown
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bla Reille
Ste
John A. Johnson
St. Paul
New Jersey
New Moore Hotel
Greensburg
William Jennings Bryan
Institate
Mr. Bryan
Uniontown
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Indiana Resident
D R Pringle of 224 North Ninth Street Indiana Pa reports lumbago relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills from Hildebrand's Drug Store. He says the pills removed kidney pain and other symptoms and urges kidney sufferers to try Doan's. Sold by all dealers at 60 cents. Foaster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
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Indiana
Buffalo
New York
D. R. Pringle
North Ninth Street
Saya
Dean
Hildebrand’s
Doan
Pilla
Foater-Milburn “O
United States
Millinery Clearance Sale Ends April First
The Dugan millinery shop announces a complete stock reduction as they quit business. All trim med hats feathers ribbons flowers and Velveteen items are markedly reduced. Two show cases two gas stoves and other items are to be sold regardless of cost. Store hours include evenings at Philadelphia Street 64.
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F. & E. Dugan
Phila St
Ready at the Eleventh Hour House Coats and Robes Sale
Wilson and Wood advertise a late hour sale on house coats and bath robes. The note highlights a popular assortment and mentions shoppers depleting stock while promising continued bargains and “sweetening” the offer.
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Wilson & Wood
Muscular Paine Cured by Balm, Toronto Man Says
In summer 1903 S Pedlar of Toronto reports severe instep muscular pains limiting walking. He tried Chamberlain's Pain Balm, used a small bottle, and was completely cured. He now recommends it to friends who praise it. Sold by all druggists.
Limited Marathon Ties Remaining at Clark’s Store
A brief note highlights scarce Marathon Ties at Clark’s Amid claims of genuine framing and service. The ad promotes Christmas cards and booklets sold by L Pattison Co at 732 Philadelphia Street and a “People’s Bargain Store” at 1088 Philadelphia Street with emphasis on value and authenticity.
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The
L. Pattison Co
Philadelphia Street
Wale A the People’s Bargain Store
People’s Bargain Store
Local Flour Ad Promotes Imperial and Goldenrod Brands
An advertisement by Hasinger Brogs., George Greiner, and William Gessler touts Home Flour and Indiana Roller Mill Imperial Flour guaranteed pure and unbleached. It also promotes Goldenrod Flour for cakes and ties, and Wilson & Wood coats as top quality wool sweaters for men.
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Indiana
Imperial
Hasinger Brogs
George Greiner
William Gessler
Winter Primary Nominations by Caucus or Papers
County Commissioners approve the Winter Primary Election under the uniform primary law and nominate by caucus or nomination papers. Local notices urge leave orders at McAdoo's for Christmas trees and advertise Christmas items and sales at multiple stores including Clark's Studio and J. J. Ptecue.
People and travel notes from Indiana County items
Miss Jean Johnatin visits Pittaburg this week and many others plan Christmas travel or visits. Miss Sara Gibson returns home from Pitcairn tonight while Miss Crissia Cameron heads home tomorrow from Pittsburg. Blair Taylor of W & J academy is home for the holidays. Prof. Leon Bell visited Pittsburg yesterday. Ira Lydick visits Altoona this week. Miss Anna Mae Watton returns from Wilkinsburg. Mina Nellie Watt will spend Christmas Day in DuBois. Paul Mack and John Sutton return from Princeton studentships. Prof. A F Roser and family spend the week with Alonzo Singer family. Miss Mary Frederick travels to Grove City to spend Christmas with her brother. Mr and Mrs Matt McGinnis plan a Bellefonte trip. Johnston Neal buys horses and buggies at J A Campbell gate. Mice Basa Cunningham at Wayne Avenue teaches in Ernest and has tonellitia. Mrs John S Menke of Martins Ferry visits her parents in Indiana. Harry Jobe and Bert Jobe visit Mrs E Jobe in Indiana. Hazel St Clair returns for Christmas from Ouwego. Thomas Sutton and son John travel to Pittsburg for Christmas with Ed Sutton. Mrs Thomas Hastilow and three children visit relatives in Columbus. William McElhaney and daughter Jean return from Johns Town visit. Della Hoskinson arrives from near Bolivar to attend institute but stays for her mother’s illness. Indiana County Club of State College to hold informal banquet at Union House Blairsville Dec 30, 1908. State men in Indiana County asked to notify W Clark Richie by Dec 28. Reminder to take copies of Silver Bells, Schottleche Baldwins, Evangeline Reverie. The L Pattison Co.
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Indiana County Club
Pennsylvania State College
Union House
Blairsville
Indiana County
W. Clark Richie
Blutreville
Wool Sweaters Offered at Great Saving by Wilson and Wood
A dozen gray finest quality wool sweaters were received this morning from Wilson and Wood at promotional prices. Also advertised is M. F. Donahogh's Sewing Machine Repairing Shop at 1176 Philadelphia Street Indiana for repair services. The DeVoe Co. will feature Star brand flour, price $1.50 per sack, appearing tomorrow night.
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Wilson & Wood
M. F. Donahogh
Philadelphia Street
Indiana
the DeVoe Co
Veteran Bailroader Dies in Livermore Avonmore
Longtime Livermore resident and Pennsylvania Railroad foreman Charles A. Wigle, age about 52, died after a two year illness from liver trouble. Survived by siblings, funeral at Wigle home conducted by a local Methodist pastor, interment Greenwood Cemetery. Jonathan Neff, oldest county resident, dies in Rossmoyne after voting for Henry Clay in 1836. wife Mary Jane Faronworth, six sons. Effie Rager dies from injuries after yard accident at Kennedy schools. William McAnulty, prominent PRR conductor, dies in Pittsburg at 60. Margaret Ellen Stewart of Center township dies aged 81.
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Charles A. Wigle
Livermore
Mr. Wigle
Coremaugh
Pennsylvania Railroad
Maud Filukinger
Homer City
Wigle
William H
Sharpsburg
Wilson L
Etna
Prank C
Calista Taylor
Margaret Thompson
Isabella Wigis
Charles Baker
Aliquippa
Greenwood Cemetery
Haors Flickinger
Jonathan Neff
Rossmoyme
Henry Clay
Rossmoyne
Plumville
Smicksburg
Neff
Mahoning Volunteers
Mary Jane Faron~worth
Effie Rager
Kennedy
Young Township
Effie
Margaret Ellen Stewart
Center Township
A. T. Stewart
Will Sell Mothers Bread Ware Ward & Mackey Franchise
F L Fowler secured the agency for Ward Mackey famous bread known as Wardn Mothers Bread He will receive daily shipments and deliver it from his wagon to any part of town.
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F. L. Fowler
Ward & Mackey
Ward’n Mother’s
No Place Like Honma Bread Marketplace Ad
An OCR fragment outlines a bustling ad scene for home baked bread and local goods. It mentions Todiana Roller Mille producers Hetrick and Wite 800 proprietors, L. Pattison Co., and John 8. Cunningham with addresses and product notes including Waverly oil. The copy preserves period advertising tone and multiple entities.
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Todiana Roller Mille
Hetrick & Wite
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Supt. Chapman
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J. B. Race
Normal School
M. G. Brumbaugh
Wilse’’ Thompson
Library Hall
Lowden
Gsudente
Jerry March
Girle
Robween
Mise
Mabel McCreighty
Sol
Shylock
Bra
Christy A. Campbell
Armagh
Harry Condron
Blajraville
J. T. Stewart
R. J. Beckett
Urey
Fr. FE. Russell
Sheloca
Hausxhurst
Lew’’ Neal
the Gazette
McLaughlin
Clark's
Wilson’ & Wood
Wilson & Wood's
Jak
Pennsy
Congress
James McGregor
G. Adame McLain
Roosevelt
Chamberlain
Davip| Freeman
Kempt
Nova Scotia
All Druggigte
Johnson and Bryan
Oura
McAdoo’s
North Sixth Street
Pfile Sleters
Star
Clark’n Studio
Red Seal
J. J. Ptecue
Jean Johnatin
Pittaburg
Sara Gibson
Pitcairn School
Crissia Cameron
Pitaburg
Blair Taylor
W. & J. Academy
Washington
Leon Bell
the Normal
Pittsburg
Ira Lydick
South Sixth Street
Altoona
Anna Mae Watton
Wilkinsburg
Mina Nellie Watt
People’s Insurance Co
DuBois
Paul Mack
John Sutton
Princeton
A. F. Roser
Clymer
Alonzo Singer
Mary Frederick
James Frederick
Grove City
Matt McGinnis
Indiana House
Bellefonte
Johnston Neal
Derry
J. A. Campbell
Mice Basa Cunningham
Wayne Avenue
Ernest
John S. Menke
Martins Ferry
James S. St.Clair
Church Street
Harry Jobe
Steubenville
Bert Jobe
Punxeutawney
E. ©. Jobe
Hazel St. Clair
Ouwego N
Thomas Sutton
John
Ed Sutton
Thomas Hastilow
Columbus
Ohio
William McElhaney
Miew Jean
Horrocks and Jennings
Johnstown
Della Hoskinson
Bolivar
Hannah Jane Houkingon
State College
Baldwin March
Erlington
the L. Pattison Co
Ba'lroader
Avonmore
William M’anulty
William McAnulty
Zatrobe
Men Anulty
Ridney
Hammera
Robinson
L. Pattison
Place
Honma
Philadelphia
Christus
Carda
John 8
Cunningham
Waverly Oil