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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1908
Page
1
A fragmentary notice from Indiana references an office and printing plant on Carpenter Avenue in New Gizsthe Bulldog area. The text mentions prices or values and hints at a proposed action or entry on an official timeline, with unclear surrounding details.
Holmes of Clerkaburg and others appear in town for social visits and business. Notables include Hon R W Fair of Saltsburg, William Foreman of Titusville, and Attorney Coulter Wigaine of Blairs wills.
In Bloomsburg Pennsylvania on June 24 Professor W B White of State College fractured both bones of his right leg in a collision at third base during a faculty versus student game at Graramore Park. The incident followed his four week stint teaching agriculture at the Benton Summer School.
Fragmented text mentions a local Evening Gazette building mislocated on Pole Alley and comments on a careless man and a photo crew taking pictures of a sweet girl graduate. It implies weather, corn, and daily life scenes without a cohesive event or clear names.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Board of Trade closing quotations with references to W Hamilton and the Marshall Building. Details are unclear but suggest a formal session and market items discussed. The text preserves names, dates, and locations in a damaged form.
Piles cannot be cured from outside treatment or by surgery. A claimed internal tablet remedy by Leonhardt Co promises to remove the cause by improving lower bowel circulation, with a $1 price and booklet. Nearby ads promote Odd Fellows insurance agents James Guy and a Mr. Coner, plus a large Steving's Big Store offering rugs, tapestries, and low prices.
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