26 Jan 1910
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1910
Page
1
A fee and printing plant is reported to be located in the Gazette Building on Carpenter Ave downtown, with the Indiana Postoffice noted as a second-class Mail Matter.
The report notes continued coverage of local people with mentions of Mise St. Clair a Normal graduate and Mrs. D M Hyde returning home from Johnstown after visits. Egleston of Horseheads N Y returns to Indiana to resume work with Borough Engineer Thomas Pealer. Harry S McKalip, mining engineer and son of J D McKalip, joins the Mariana school directors board. Mrs Frank McKee of School Street and Peter Bennett plus Mrs John Bennett and daughter Esther attended William Grant’s funeral in Blaireville.
Local residents including Elmer Clemson John Kelley Gus Goodrich Milt Rodkey Richard Learn Jens Gaskin and John Snyder attend court at Clearfield over the J W Jose and Harry Clark case. A visit to Mrs Martha Goodrich near Heilwood. Mrs Emma Kelley and daughter Mabelle visit Mrs Richard Learn. Schoolhouse built in 1886 cost 1423 dollars by Henry Sickenberger. Funeral of Mr John Nicewonger passes through Emigh Run and interment follows.
An old time ad touts Rheuma tis m cure from T Hildebrand claiming quick joint relief and kidney effects. It promises full refunds if no benefit and details a 60 cent price. Also mentions Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy available from Racuma vo Buffalo NY and druggists.
A promotional notice claims Doan's Kidney Pills ease kidney and backache symptoms and prevent progression to diabetes or Bright's disease. It cites Indiana Pa. resident Mrs. Herman Smith praising family use, urges purchase at Hildebrand's Drug Store, and names Foster Milburn Co. as sole U.S. agents. Price 50 cents.
A lost door key was misplaced on a Sabbath morning between Dr. W. E. Dodson and M. E church and Cunningham's Store. Finder should leave it at the Gazette office for a reward if returned.
Traveling salesman in Peoria promotes Foley's Kidney Pills claiming relief from kidney trouble after one bottle. Claims pills are healing, anti-pyretic, restore health and strength. notes availability from all druggists. Names Poley and places 617 7th Ave and VL appear in ad text.
Samuel King of Clymer, once famed as the baby of the 65th P. Ve, spent the day in Indiana during the Civil War era generated by local reminiscence.
Eight large New York milk firms cut wholesale milk to 8 cents per quart with some beginning on the 1st of February. Beef prices held, eggs fell from 60 to 55 cents, butter down to 31 4 cents. Dealers report a dead market with stockpiled beef and rising storage concerns while weather and southbound supply easing aid the price declines.
Agitators against the high cost of living claim a first victory in Chicago, citing wholesale price reductions of dairy, produce, meat, and grains. The report notes lower prices for butter, potatoes, pork, beef, and hog cuts as well as wheat and corn, amid protests and government pressure on Chicago packers.
A House resolution by Representative Martin of South Dakota seeks a congressional commission to examine rising living and fuel costs and determine if current price levels are natural or artificial. The measure outlines five possible subcommittees to explore supply, labor, transportation, and production factors. The text references several local incidents and arrests as context.
Sheriff responds to a remote call northeast of town where Oscar and John Watson are jailed for theft of larded meat from Mrs. Ramsey's smokehouse. A hound search found nine hams and other meats hidden under fodder.
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