29 May 1908
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1908
Page
1
Pittsburg visitors and local engagements fill the town calendar with shoppers, visiting friends, church services, Memorial Day plans, and a Latrobe public works bid. Notables include Mrs. T S Neal and Mrs. Simpson, J N Langham, Rev W J Wilson, and Dr Katherine Dearsom among others. Robert Houk returns from Kane. S M McHenry attends state agricultural meeting. bids invited for Latrobe street grading and brick work.
Maggie Cain transfers 200 acres in Green to Zonie Henry for 1200 dollars. Joseph Fisher 27 of 05 acres in Washington to Morrison M. Fisher for 74286 dollars. Hiram Flener 1 percent of 25 acres in Washington to Morrison M. Fisher for 6371.45 dollars. W Fulcimore 1 acre in West Wheatfield township to William Ful Comer for 1500 dollars. H. Santt lot to Homer City to Walter B. Wrey for 6200 dollars. H. We McOwmick lot in Brusbyels ley to E. B. Gross for 1000 dollars.
Memorial sermon given to Old Soldiers on May 24 by Rev Hutchinson. Saltsburg Lodge of Rebekaha member represented by Boaker in Philadelphia. Mrs Bole of Harrisburg visited T. Stewart. Helen McCrady visiting Virginia Pearce. plans trip to Colorado. Dr Earhart to Europe for seven weeks. Dr Kathact to study science abroad. Mrs Wizater of Berkeley visiting Kirkendalls. Anna Daugherty and Olive return from Albuquerque. Grace Beatty visits her Patterson parents. Bellefonte Academy vs Kiki team Memorial Day ball game planned. H A Jackson leaves May 23 for New York and Albany for 10 days. Livermore station opened May 26. old depot to freight office.
The Georgevilla ball team defeated the home squad 8 to 7 last week. Mrs. John Potts of Indiana spent May 24 here. Jana Gibson hosted youths on May 23. Mrs. John Martin ill but not improving. Children’s service set for June 6 at U B church. William Hoover visits from Kansas, formerly local resident. Wada Leasure repainting house. Thirty nine students enrolled for summer echoe. Old grist mill bought by Joseph Taylor torn down.
Local note lists May 29 social at Covede with proceeds for the ball team. The martial band toured Reynoldevide Tuesday. Memorial services were held in Trade City on May 24. Several locals visited relatives in Altoona and Punxautawney, and Marchand's nine defeated Richmond 4 to 3.
The article touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a relief for rheumatism, noting it aids rest and sleep and can provide temporary or permanent relief in some cases. It warns that chronic rheumatism in the elderly may not be permanently cured, with dampness and weather changes as contributing factors. Available in 25 and 60 cent sizes from druggists.
The excerpt lists club standings with wins and losses for New York, St. Louis, Chicago, Boston, Brooklyn, Pittsburg, Phila, Detroit, Washington, Cleveland, and others, plus future games scheduled for Decoration Day. It references players and matchups across multiple venues including St Louis, Boston, Philadelphia, Washington, and New York.
A reader from Indiana Pa testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills cured his kidney trouble and backache in 1897 with lasting relief. The ad urges purchase at Hildebrand's drug store, 50 cents a box, Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY as sole US agents. Also notes contract for furnishing 100 beds for the New County Home awarded to John P Steving & Co.
Syracuse builder W A Bonis proclaims Mi-o-na stomach tablets cured his indigestion in a week. He claims the product let him work again after a year of illness and notes a 60 cent box from T E Aildebrand with a money back guarantee if it fails to meet claims.
A fragment advertising Cory color ties at 26 cents each from Wilson and Wood. A testimonial claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cured whooping cough in a child, recommending it to others with coughing children. Mrs A Goss of Durend Michigan endorses it for sale by oil druggists.
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