Rules and Prizes for Indiana County Voting Contest
A historic voting contest offers lady and gentleman first prizes a blue white diamond rings valued at 100 dollars, plus second prizes a Golden Oak dresser and upholstered Morris chair. Special gold prizes are planned on June 22 and July 5 with a final lodge organization prize for the highest vote total. Voting requires clipped ballots and subscriptions to the Daily and Weekly Gazette with specific vote credits for new and old subscriptions.
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R. W. Wehris & Co
R. W. Wehrle & Co
H. H. Steving
Gensteman
Morris
H A. Steving
Indiana County
Indiana
O. K
Public Service
Indians County
Daily
Weekly Gazette
Evening Gazette
Indiana Pub. Co
Varaa
the Gazette
Spratt-Baker Syndicate
Event Attracts Piano Buyers With Major Sale Intro
An introduction announces a major piano sale with two carloads of the finest makes to be offered. The notice emphasizes value for buyers and signals a prominent opportunity to purchase quality instruments.
Introductory Piano Sale at W F Frederick Music Co Indiana Branch
W F Frederick Music Co announces an Indiana branch with two carloads of Grand Upright and Self-playing pianos. Prices show deep cuts like 250 dollar uprights and other models, with drastic cash discounts and easy payment terms to attract buyers in the next two weeks. W A Cook oversees the push urging test, comparison, and early purchases.
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W. F. Frederick Music Co
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Maryland
Indiana
Nager
Sixth St
Court House
Eee
Chickering & Sons
Strich & Zeidler
McPhail
Katey
Price & Teeple
Kimball
Marshall & Wendell
Foster
Crown
Two Brothers Die After Coal Pick Along Rail Tracks
In Pittsburg on June 22 two brothers, Jerry ONeill aged 10 and Richard aged 7, were struck by an engine while gathering coal along the Junction railroad in Skunk Hollow. One boy died instantly and the other was fatally injured. Their father witnessed the accident from his home nearby, unaware the victims were his children. The boys had overheard their mother say no money existed to buy coal and set out without informing her.
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Pittsburg
Junction
Skunk Hollow
Jerry
Richard O'Neill
Lightning Struck Man Clings to Tree at Kalama Zoo
In Detroit June 22 a severe Michigan storm struck Frank Stirner at Kalama zoo while trimming spruce trees. He was badly burned, his shoe torn off, and the shock left him delirious as neighbors failed to aid him. A firetruck with ladders rescued him from the branches.
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Detroit
Mich
Lower Peninsula
Michigan
Kalamazoo
Frank Stirner
Heroic Astlon of Chicago Policeman Saves Children
Chisago June 22 a runaway horse endangered about 200 children waiting for streetcars at Sixty third street and South Park avenue. Patrolman J O Rourke ran into the street, grabbed the horse by its neck, was dragged over 100 feet, fractured his right shoulder and hand, and halted the animal within 20 feet of the crowd, sparing harm to the kids.
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Astlon
Chicago
Chisago
Sixty-third Street
South Park Avenue
Potcaman J. 0
O'Rourke
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Indiana Go
Indiana Weekly Gazette
Lady’s
Indiana Publishing Co
Bree E Eee
the “Gazette
North Sixth Street
W. A. Cook
J. R. Clements
Phila. Street
Dewelers and
Opticians
Wehrle Building
Indiana House
John F. Steving
Allegheny College
Preedgnt Crawford
Meadvile
Philadelphia St
D. G. Mack & Son
Boston Candy Kitchen
J.a
Boston
Candy
Postoffice
the Indiana Publishing CO
The
Indiana, County Gazette
Indiana Evening Gazette
Dr. Price
Clements
Flower Man
Tts
Posteltice
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