26 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1907
Page
1
A reflective passage argues independence from others and from books as the path to true freedom. It criticizes intellectual stagnation, warns against private gain corrupting institutions, and calls for honest leadership and public-minded reform through awareness of industrial privileges and social responsibility.
A local Indiana patient testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills cured kidney trouble during the summer of 1397 and that the condition has not returned. The endorsement, dated years earlier, urges others with kidney disorders to try the remedy. Sold by dealers for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, NY, agents. Remember the name Dean's.
James Appleby died at his Blairsville home on Tuesday June 25 from stomach and heart trouble aged 57. He leaves seven children in Indiana Mt Union Seward Uniontown and at home. The body goes to Mt Union Huntingdon county for interment. Shelocta plans a big Fourth of July with a Shelocta Elderton ball game at 10 AM and 2 30 PM and a festival in the McCracken Jet featuring races and various amusements for all ages.
Investors are offered a stake in a new corporation capitalized at 150000 to operate 600 acres of coal in Somerset County. Officers are experienced operators and bank officials. A B&O railroad branch runs along the tract front. $70000 already subscribed. Balance for sale in 1000 blocks for cash at par. Full particulars by addressing 252 tf INVESTMENTS This Office. Sealed proposals for concrete work on Water street Indiana must include a 100 certified check and be received by June 28. Indiana reserves right to accept or reject bids. R. M. Mallen, Borough Engineer.
A long, fragmentary list from June reports notes deaths by heart failure and accident, a drowning, a cat killing a child, a railroad track incident, a murder conviction, a trolley project, a tax on a church debt, smallpox cases linked to an election worker, a rare coin sale, a Rockefeller visit, suicides, a jail sentence, and prominent local deaths including Warren N. Bank president George N. Tarntee and Sylvester C. Baker, an 82 year old landholder in Altoona.
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