Walter H. Jackson Editor and Met Office Note
Walter H. Jackson is listed as editor in the New Gazette Building, Carpenter Street, Indiana. The item notes the office and printing location and its status as second-class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1909
Page
1
Walter H. Jackson is listed as editor in the New Gazette Building, Carpenter Street, Indiana. The item notes the office and printing location and its status as second-class mail matter.
Judge Galbreath urges constables to enforce highway stone removal in May, June, September and October amid complaints from Indiana county. Burgess Wilson advocates a borough auto horn ordinance to prevent accidents. Low voter turnout at the county primary raises expense concerns. West Virginia counties go dry as judges refuse licenses, signaling temperance momentum.
Indiana town buzzes as Hatch shows return despite rival campaigns. Merchants display new show banners, carpenters and electricians prep for the June Festival opening next Monday. A public marriage rumor swirls around a prospective groom who swears off eloping for $300, with Squire Crossman due to officiate on Thursday June 17. The carnival moves from Altoona to town this week and then arrives Monday.
Elderly men report Foley's Kidney Remedy eases kidney and bladder issues linked to enlarged prostate. L. E. Morris of Dexter Ky cites his father improving after one and two bottles, avoiding surgery in another case. Sold by all Druggists.
A vintage advertisement extols Cheer Up Tidal Wave flour brightening lives and disappointing rival flour brands. It promotes Victor Roller and U Knead Lt products with prices around 1.50 to 1.60 per sack and urges orders from David Ellis & Son Peno Roller Mill.
To avoid serious results take Foley's Kidney Remedy at the first sign of kidney or bladder disorder such as backache urinary irregularities ex Beustion and you will soon be well Commence taking Foley's Kidney Remedy today Sold by all Druggista.
John Drury from Greensburg visits. Miss Helena Borland of Creekside spends time with aunt Mrs Albert Kinghorn. Miss Marie Smith travels to Altoona to see grandfather John Smith. Mrs Diven of Sharon returns after time with Kinghorns and Blairsville guests. Washington Investment Co interest noted by J Thompson. W H Hildebrand of Pittsburg attends street railway business.
Announcement from Johnstown Church confirms the June 23 wedding of Miss Margaret Marshall daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Marshall of 237 Iron street to John O Leary former Indiana Normal athlete now catching for the Columbia South Atlantic League club in Wilkinsburg Also named as attendants Miss Anna Marshall and a brother of the groom The bride is a recent Johnstown public school teacher and Indiana Normal graduate
After a win over Kiski the Normal School students led a lock step parade through town then returned to campus where Kiski Won’t Shine Tonight was sung for hours A dance in Recreation Hall closed the jubilee celebrating the victory and the team’s season finale.
Two young men seeking a furnished room placed a Want Ad in Saturday's Evening Gazette. The cost was 12 cents a day. At present, 22 replies await them in the office. Consider a Want Ad for what you desire.
Ernest Caldwell, youngest son of D. M. Caldwell, was wounded when a nail pierced his foot during the Lumber & Supply Co. fire Saturday. He is troubled by the injury and now walks on crutches.
The notice warns that many citizens drift toward Bright's disease by neglecting symptoms of kidney and bladder trouble. It asserts Foley's Kidney Remedy will quickly cure and claims the product is sold by all druggists.
The Detar Woolen Co announces reduced prices on all wool fabrics in stock. Visit to view new spring line and striking designs now on sale at Over Plotzer's Market.
Miss Katherine Carson died after five weeks illness at her home on West Philadelphia street at age 66 4. She was a daughter of pioneer settler John Carson of Carson's schoolhouse area. Survived by brothers Dr Jason Carson of Blacklick and James Carson who cared for her. Private burial and funeral at her home with pastor Dr F S Crawford of the Presbyterian church. Also noted is the death of ten month old Rossiter girl Mt Carmel cemetery burial. Also mentions James M Marshall candidate for state delegate at Gettysburg and Post No 28 representatives at the encampment Salt Lake City Aug 9 14. Foley's Honey and Tar advertised for throat and lung troubles.
Miss Hazel Neal of town has been chosen as a teacher for Conemaugh schools in a local appointment. The selection strengthens the district’s teaching staff and reflects recognition of Miss Neal’s qualifications.
A prayer meeting weekly notes the temperance progress led by Frances Willard. It recounts her birth and career, highlighting her roles with the Woman's Christian Temperance Union and efforts toward prohibition, education, and publishing.
Sealed proposals are due by 7 20 p m June 21 1909 for laying 2317 feet of 12 inch pipe 4045 feet of 10 inch pipe 4820 feet of 8 inch pipe 4995 feet of 6 inch pipe sewers 11 manholes and 11 flush tanks A $300 certified check accompanies each bid The right to reject any or all proposals is reserved Thomas Pealer Borough Engineer Also a stray humorous editorial note about household cleaners and roach control follows.
Real estate small rental on N Sixth street needs inquiry to E Walker Smith at 654 Phil a St. Also listings for sale of a rubber tired runabout from The L Pattison Co 219 tf and a blacksmith shop at 1088 School St 234 tf. Two homes for sale near Court House on installment plan and a grocery store sale listed with Stewart Cunningham. Public notices include property near Court House, 556 Philadelphia street, and a seed promotion by Indiana Hardware Co. 283 1 f. Additional ad offers automotive training via Empire Automobile Institute Rochester NY 237 dp.
Pennsylvania Railroad promotes its Anchor Line Great Lakes trips in June emphasizing comfort and extended daylight sightseeing. Describes route from Buffalo to Duluth via Hiie Cleveland Detroit Mackinac Island Soo Locks Portage Entry and Lake Huron. Season opens June 5 with Tionesta sailing, offers illustrated folder and ticket-agent booking.
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