27 Jul 1909
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1909
Page
1
Redeemed notice describes the police and printing plant located in jaw Gazette Building on Carpenter Ave Widiana Pa. It mentions second class mail matter and relates to postal processing and building use.
A flurry of visitors and residents travel through Indiana and nearby towns. Names include H R McCauley of Salinburg Gras Jan Indiana, Ernest McLaughlin of Shetoda, Dan Empfield of New Indiana Hotel, John McGregor of Vandergrift, and F W Woodhouse. Trips include Niagara Falls Johnstown Pittsburgh and Atlantic City with multiple returns home. Local officials and hotel guests attend seasonal movements, with family visits and short trips noted.
A district Christian Endeavor union meeting, open to all denominations, will be held next Friday evening at Bethel church in Center township. The district includes Homer City, Coral, Blacklick, Blairsville and Bethel, with Homer City named as a key community.
Local notes from Mitchells Mills report attendees at Ridgeview camp meeting and visits by residents to Homer City Greensburg Pittsburg and Cookport. Berry picking drew visitors despite a light crop and a dance is planned at Kelleys Hall on July 31. A hunter killed a five foot blacksnake and a turtle with initials W T Long was found on A C Obers farm with records spanning 1875 1891 and 1903.
The Ashbaugh family plans a reunion at A. D. Goods Grove near Morrison Siding on the B R and P Railway. The event is scheduled for Thursday, August 19, 280 21p.
Scores from surrounding towns praise Root Juice, claiming extensive cures and relief after years of suffering. A resident reports dramatic results, noting reduced bloating and vanished pains. The drugstore advertises Root Juice at $1 per bottle or three for $2.50, with high demand threatening stock.
Multiple small ads include cheap two oil cooking stoves three burners and a two burner stove, sale at Indiana Hardware Co, Buicks priced 1000 to 1750, cars for hire by day or hour via Indiana Motor Co. L. Pattison Building. Also a Columbia graphophone nearly new with discs, outfit cost 60, sale 25 at R. Grosse 531 Oak St. Real estate offers Chevy Chase lots near B. L. Junker, two donations, one on new state road, addressed to Gazette Office. Various wanted ads for piano singer, office helper, farm summer family, traveling manager, and lost items.
Madrid July 27 martial law is expected to be declared in Madrid and other major cities as authorities fear a revolutionary outbreak. Melilla reports censored details while official sources claim 1500 Spanish losses and 20000 reinforcements joining Moor forces in the last three days.
A chain of property transfers is recorded, detailing buyers and sellers such as Alexander Siverd to W M Uber for 73 acres in Canoe at 950 dollars, W J Carney to Mary Cunningham for 6 geres in Armstrong at 625 dollars, and Homer City deals including Henry Elder to E J Miller for a lot at 1100 dollars. The notice also promotes Foley’s Urine Laxative and notes the United Presbyterian Church Young People convention at Homer City on Thursday July 29 starting at 10 o'clock.
Thomas S. Bracken, formerly of this place, is now employed by Bucknell University and is to be principal of Somerset High School this coming year after graduating from the science department last June. He engages with students and plans to guide the new academic year at Somerset.
An interesting children's day program was given in the East Union church near Dilltown on Sunday. Ray J. M. Imbrie had charge of the services.
Rain affected games as Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Brooklyn and Boston faced outcomes. Key performances included Gasper and Meheam for Pittsburgh, Bergen and Wilheli for Brooklyn, and Berger, Bemis, Hughes, Doyle, Kleinow and Sweeney contributing for Cleveland and New York. The spread showed varied scores across venues, with Philadelphia and Cleveland hosting multiple actions.
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