Blairaville Armory Preview and Local Notes
Editorial notes Blairaville National Guard armory pictures show a large substantial building with elegant outline. South neighbors plan July 5 cornerstone ceremony. Also comments on Mrs Gould alimony, Pittsburg clean-up day, Segal’s yards, and a bill for life imprisonment for Black Hand disciples. The piece ends with a nod to heat and cooler days ahead.
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National Guard
Blairaville
Evere
Congress
Heilwood
Indiana County
For Rent and For Sale Notices from Gazette area
Classified business notices list multiple postings including FOR RENT two connecting rooms at Gazette building and a small house on Sixth Street. FOR SALE items include a No. 8 Oliver typewriter, a seven octave Lehr organ, a Bay saddle and diving horse, Danish cabbage plants, and several automobiles with prices. Also LOST notices for a gold watch and an Indiana High School pin.
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Gazette
Gazette Office
Sixth Street
Walker Smith
Phila. St
Henry Aiey
Philadelphia Street
Local Glimpses from Glen Campbell News Briefs
Local correspondence from Glen Campbell notes visits and illnesses among residents. Postmaster D I Stadden lies seriously ill with nurse Harriet Stadden aiding, while many neighbors including Miss Rose Byers, Miss Rebecca Archibald, and Joseph More Jr. are mentioned in passing health or travel notes. Several relatives attend funerals, visiting family, or relocate for summer. Community life includes Bucknell student John Clark home for summer, and Rev M V DeVaux preaching outdoors after baptism rites cancel at Blacklick Creek.
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J. D. Radcliffe
Rose Byers
Westover
D. I. Stadden
Harriet Stadden
Williamsport
Lawrence Martin
D. Ty ‘Martin
Gertrude Miller
Johnstown
Rebecca Archibald
Michael Bartlett
Birmingham
Ala
Mra
D. J. Stadden
John Clark
Bucknell University
Joseph More, Jr
Michael Hannity
McGirk's
Philipsburg
Miss
Missea Blanche
Sibyl Clark
Cherrytree
Earl Wood
Marion Center
Urey
L. D. Gardner
Tony McQuilken
Susquehanna River
Vada Wetzel
Grace Gregg
Burnside
W. J. Smith
Alvin Smith
Cresgon
Graceton Community Notes Highlight Services and Changes
Reverend George A Williams of Blairsville attended Grace ton services. Children’s Day by Pastor J J Shaffer was a success. Frank Hockenberry has joined Graceton Coke Company as clerk. James Miller visits Grace ton. Rev M V DeVaux preached Wednesday. Rumor says Graceton Coal and Coke plans to run ovens soon. Workers await firing of ovens.
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J. W. Richards
P. E. Pittsburg District Evangelical Association
Blacklick Creek
M. V. DeVaux
Mt. Pleasant
D.S. Miller
Graff Coal Works
William Muir
Latrobe
Blairsville
Sumner Graff
Mr. Graff
George A. Williams
J. J. Shaffer
Frank Hockenberry
John A.hockenberry
Graceton Coke Company
James Miller
D. S. Miller
Blacklick
Graceton
Graceton Coal & Coke Company
Pittsburg Woman Honors Guest at Frid ay Soiree
Mrs C C McLain of South Fifth street entertained several young people Friday evening in honor of her guest Miss Irene Whitfield of Squirrel Hill Pittsburg. Card games and music filled the night with light refreshments served afterward.
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Pittsburg
C. C. McLain
South Fifth Street
Irene Whitfield
Squirrel Hill
Carola
Boys Extinguish Barn Fire Near West School Street
Fire of unknown origin damaged Jacob Peterman’s barn on West School Street about 11:15 a m. Neighbors’ boys extinguished the flames before fire fighters arrived.
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Peterman
Jacob Peterman
West School Street
Porter House Purchased by A T Moorhead
A T Moorhead bought the house on North Seventh Street then occupied by Mrs Ruth Porter at the time of her death. The sale was made by Mrs Frank Keener, executrix of Ruth Porter’s estate.
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A. T. Moorhead
North Seventh Street
Ruth Porter
Frank Keener
Scholarships Awarded After Pittsburg Conservatory Recital
Mrs Hite, formerly Bessie Hammond of Bolivar, won the director's scholarship at the Pittsburg Conservatory recital, earning a year of piano lessons with Beaveridge Webster. The event featured graduates Miases Hisler and Clark and Mrs. Bessie Hite.
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Pittsburg Conservatory
Miases
Hisler and Clark
Mra
Bessie Hi. Hite
Hite
Beaveridge Webster
Pittabore Gazette-Times
Bessie Hammond
Bolivar
John K. Hite
Stoyestown
Root Juice Scientist Lures Fort Wayne Interest
Local readers tout a health discovery called Root Juice with claims of cures for stomach and bowel issues liver and kidney strengthening and relief from catarrh indigestion constipation rheumatism and female troubles. Residents urge a demonstration by the scientist at a local druggist to show proof to the public.
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Ft. Wayne
Indiana
Plumville Achieves 7-0 Triumph Over Dayton
Plumville fans erupt as the 7-0 win over Dayton on Wednesday spreads joy across the northwestern county. Braum dazzles with sharp curveballs as Dayton’s Holban and the Marshalls shine, yet Plumville singles in the first inning on hits by Ritcherdson George Seanor and Brandon. Levinson seizes eleven straight chances at second for Plumville.
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Dayton
Plumville
Braum
Holban
Marshalls
Ritcherdson
George Seanor
Brandon
Levinson
Laundry Soap Ad and Cough Remedy Notice
An old newspaper advertisement promotes Hang Task Laundry Soap as gentle on fabrics and effective for removing resin and yellowing caused by detergents. It also endorses Foley's Honey and Tar as a treatment for persistent coughs, warning against untried remedies and urging purchase from local druggists.
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Foley
Bolivar Academy commencement address delivered by Indiana attorney
The Bolivar Academy commencement exercises were held at the Bolivar M E church Thursday evening with William M. Liggett of Indiana delivering the address to the students. Class members named are Charles Hendricks Paul Robinson and Jay Bowser. A Robinson home funeral service is planned for Thursday July 1 near Shelocta with friends invited.
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Bolivar Academy
Bolivar M. BH
William M. Liggett
Indiana
Charles Hendricks
Paul Robinson
Jay Bowser
Robisons
Robinson
William Robinson
Shelocta
Money is Easy Time With Hot Weather Brightens Trade
Dan's Weekly Review of Trade notes improving business across principal industrial centers. Easy money fuels higher prices and warm weather boosts distribution of seasonable merchandise. With ongoing new business and wage restoration, iron and steel demand rises and railroads report large orders.
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New York
Dan's Weekly Review
of Trade
Tte
Rite
Georgia's new governor inaugurated in simple ceremonies
Joseph M Brown was sworn in as Georgia governor in a quiet ceremony at the state capitol. The Democrat defeated Hoke Smith in June 1908 to end Smith's term, continuing a political rivalry rooted in railroad policy and a history as the son of Civil War governor Joseph E Brown. Brown is a lawyer, farmer, merchant and railroad man and author of an epic poem.
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Grown Ia
Atlanta
Joseph M. Brown
State of
Geor
Brown
Georgia
Hoke Smith
Smith
Joseph E. Brown
Chung To Be Grilled Again In Sigel Murder Case
New York police press for more details from Chung Sin former roommate of Leon Ling as they seek to reconcile his statements in the inquiry into the Elsie Sigel murder. He previously admitted overhearing a conversation between Elsie and Leon Ling before the killing.
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New York
Elsie Sigel
Chung Sin
Leon Ling
Elsie
Break Farmer's Neck Highwaymen Murderously Assault Aged Man
Reading Pa June 26 Charles Franke sixty five a Gibraltar farmer was assaulted by three men while driving along White House road dying an hour later from injuries his neck broken by a kick as the assailants escaped Masked Men Hang Up Negro Cuthbert Ga June 26 Fifteen masked men took Albert Reese a negro from jail and hanged him Reese allegedly attacked Miss Mary Taunton at her home four miles south of this place with an ax severing one young woman's arm and wounding others Six Years For Bank Cashier Clarksburg W Va June 26 Fred A Wood former cashier of the West Virginia bank convicted of falsifying the books was sentenced to six years in the penitentiary
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Reading
Charles Franke
Gibraltar
White House Road
Cuthbert
Albert Reese
Reese
Mary Taunton
Clarksburg
W. Va
Fred A. Wood
West Virginia Bank
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Walter H. Jackson
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Seer Reese
New Gazette Building
Carpenter Ave
Indiana, Pa
Indiana Postoffice
Editorial
Segal
Oliver Typewriter
Sickenberger & Co
Homer City
Stylish Bay Saddle and Diving Horse
Bunyan’s
W. J. Carney
Douthit Farm
John M. McHenry
Box
Pope-Toledo
Reo
Maxwell
Jackson
Rambler
Indiana Motor Co
L. Pattigan
Gavett
Indiana High School
Model School
Hetrick & Wilson
W.W. Brillhart & Son
Reed
Pauch Bros
Glen Campbell
Porter House
Mire
John Hite
Town
Chung
Star Theatre
Talking Pictures
Eam Pictures
Talking Picture Illustrated
Clyde Gessler
W. R. Loughry & Co
J. J. Long
Geo. D. Leydic
Undertaker
L. Pattison
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