18 Mar 1911
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1911
Page
1
The notice identifies the office and printing plant located in the Jazette Building on Carpenter Avenue. It confirms entry in the Indiana Post Office as second class mail matter.
Major Harry W. Fee a business visitor in Altoona on Friday night. D L and Miflin Bilis of Clarion county are Indiana visitors today. Constable Robert Kerr was a business visitor at Richmond Friday night. Jane McMichael mother of Ww H McMichael tested in Greenville today. Miss Pear Lovelace a Blacklick teacher shopping in Indiana today. Miss Belle Ralston returned to Pittsburg after a few days at home. T C Watson of Blairsville spent Friday with G P McCartney on Church street. Mrs T H Craig of near Marion Center visited Indiana recently. Constable H B Fulton of Iseila witnessed Mancanelli murder case this week in Indiana. Mr and Mrs D C Mack of this place guests of Mr and Mrs Joseph Mack in Derry on Thursday. Miss Mary Campbell a Barnesboro teacher spending Sunday at Water street home. Rev H W Roth preached funeral for W H McMichael and left for Greenville today. Mrs G W Creighton of Altoona returned home after visiting G P McCartney on Church street. Messrs D C Mack Griffith Ellis and James McGregor left Thursday for Hot Springs Arkansas. Mrs J M Thompson of Coral returned home after two weeks with sister Mrs Clark Hanna. William Morrison Democratic candidate for County Commissioner was in Indiana Friday. Andrew Saltsgiver motorman on Clymer line off duty with grip, recovering and will resume duties.
Corroborating questionable notes from May reveal editor Corporal Bob McKee of the Freeport Journal relaying a former congressman’s letter. The Major laments wasteful policy and time constraints, claiming ample service and readiness to concede to another candidate, while praising current representatives.
Real estate transfers include Daniel Anderson to D W Anderson of 88 acres for 1200 dollars and several other parcels. Saltsburg Presbyterian church to Saltsburg Borough School Board for 2000. Samuel Kissinger to Samuel S Stevens 60.86 acres in Hust Wheatfield for 8600. Ed Fleming to S A Krider lot on Green for 700. and additional deeds involving Robt T Penn, Aminig Niebert, Ty Buterbaugh, and Laura B. dot ip Green among fragmented entries.
The Rural New Yorker reports brown rot, a major threat to peach and other stone fruits, is finally controlled. W M Scott of the USDA promotes self boiled lime sulfur spray as the key foliage treatment, potentially saving peach production in Georgia and neighboring regions from widespread defeat.
A fragment from the Turk New Yorker references farm practice ideas about feeding mangels and manure use. It mentions the value of familiarity with each birds and the impact of storing mangels for three months, plus the practice of spreading manure with chemicals to improve fertilizer efficiency.
A terse cynical reflection on weed control notes that possession of a field makes weed removal far harder. It argues early prevention saves effort, implying a lawlike truth about managing gardens and lands.
A sea voyage tale follows a married man drawn to Miss Manning aboard a Mediterranean trip. Infatuation grows amid beauty and ocean air until Miss Manning explains a fever and a shaved head, prompting a abrupt breakup of the dalliance and estrangement from his fiancée.
An American eyewitness reports a sudden mob stone the presidential palace in Mexico City last Tuesday. Police were overwhelmed and several windows shattered as demonstrators shouted Viva Madero. This is the first major outburst against Diaz in the federal district since the revolt began.
Major General Carter initiates troop movements at San Antonio and Port Sisu as part of divisional army mobilization. The plan outlines new maneuvers to test the system, with signals of rapid deployment and readiness across units.
Officers are designated by various states to accompany to San Antonio as observers. The War Department released a public statement noting observer duty will not exceed two weeks excluding travel. Adjutant generals of states are ineligible for this duty, and militia officers must bring field gear but no mounts.
Washington dispatch reports Acuerean consul Thomas C. Edwards in Juarez says all captives from the Casas Grandes battle linked to the revolutionary movement will receive humane handling and fair consideration rather than summary execution, as authorities pledge due process and safe passage for those involved.
In a courtroom crisis the woman testified she shot her attacker in defense of her honor after he pressed her toward a bed and covered her mouth. She described a terrifying struggle, identified Conti as wounded, and faced cross examination as witnesses corroborated parts of her account. The baby was exhibited to support her claims before adjournment.
In Harrisburg the Prohibition party readies a local dry bill to let communities vote on absolute prohibition. Representative Matt of Redford and Burton J. Rockwood of Franklin arrived with the measure vowing a fight to pass it next week. The bill targets townships towns boroughs and cities, cites the New York 1909 defeat as context, and notes the Anti-Saloon League has no involvement.
In York County near Shewartstown, Benjamin Ph. Kauffman, 22, a Hopewell township schoolteacher, killed himself with a razor. He told witnesses he was temporarily insane from overstudy after dismissing pupils for recess.
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