02 May 1905
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1905
Page
1
Fragmented editorial style prose extols poverty should not hinder access to culture and learning. It praises free concerts and public libraries, defines a noble character as pursuing higher ideals, and urges love for God and humanity, regardless of wealth, with local notices of community figures and events woven through.
Over 100 citizens are drawn for the June term of court with 24 grand jurors for the first week and 40 civil jurors for the second week. A total of 108 jurors are listed for the two weeks of criminal court. Jurors must be notified in person by the sheriff for murder trials under state law. Names listed include Lions M. Lewis, Archie Fowler, O H Moore, J J Miller, W W Taylor, Ray, 8 Crawford, Fred Dilts, John Jscheuu, B Mauivss, Godfray Marshall, Lafayette Sutter, Harry B Brilbart, James Chapman, W J Mikesell, and M F Jemison. The J. W. Clerk farm in Montgomery township sold for $10,000 to a Farrier, the 200-acre property.
Avalon visitors include Mrs Howard Stosrt and Mrs William Houeton. Indiana Normal student Mary Johnston visited friends in Blairsville area. John Will planned a trip to Germany. Vandergrift and Blairsville guests attended events locally. Glen Campbell and Homer City residents noted with multiple local social sightings and small business updates. A large saw mill was erected at Hollerran Key. An undertaking room opened opposite the P R R station.
Stewart delivered a brief address thanking the directors for their support and urging unity in the plan for school operations over the next three years. He emphasized continued collaboration with the directors to advance educational work.
The Henry W Savage Company brings English sung grand opera to Pittsburg at the Nixon Theatre next Monday night. La Boheme opens in English with N B Emanuel conducting Paccini. Bizet,Lohengrin,Tosca,Trovatore, Tristan and Pagliacci feature through the week with 150 voices and 50 musicians. Tickets range 2.00 to 0.50. mail orders accepted.
Spring weather spurs catarrh increases and Hyomei inhaler offers a home remedy claimed to cure without stomach dosing. The ad touts a pocket inhaler, immediate relief, and a guarantee by Tom J. Hildebrand to refund the price if satisfaction is not achieved. Outfit priced at $1.00 with extra bottles advertised. Also notes local baseball mentions, obituaries, and a local clothing ad.
A pair of old man glasses is missing between the post office and court house. Finder please return to this ottias. Ip.
Mr and Mrs Mahaffey the optician at the Clawson House Indiana announce Free Eye Examinations through Friday May 4. No pressure to buy. Headaches relieved. Prices reasonable. We do not peddle or canvass.
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