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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1905
Page
1
William H. H. Tary presents a wartime analysis praising the American Army, noting its potential for growth in cavalry and artillery, discipline under strain in the Philippine uprising, and strong enlistment during war while contrasting with European forces.
Nathaniel Butler argues against the self made myth asserting success stems from unusual abilities not sole effort. He says education should deliver competent training for social efficiency, requiring time and money in schools. Education builds development in physical social intellectual and spiritual lines.
A garbled local notes column lists several individuals visiting or traveling. Barry Willisma of Wenrow and others including John A. Boott Key, J. Tlukcom Armagh, Charles Fried Punxentawney, Miss Jane Brower Johnstown, and Miss Gertrude Moore North Binistreet are mentioned as visitors or travelers to Indiana or from Indiana with various destinations and visits to friends.
A Pittsburgh financial institution promotes a free booklet titled The Colonial Endowment Contract. It explains how saving $2.85 per month for 20 years can yield a $1,000 benefit and invites readers to request Booklet A from Colonial Trust Co. Pittsburgh.
Advertisement touts new Quick Desserts in grocery stores claiming easy preparation with all ingredients in the package. It promotes DZerne Quick Pudding and D Zerta Jelly, Ice Cream Powder, two for a price, urging readers to order today.
Harrisburg and Washington officials confer as Bank Examiner Ridgely projects a shortfall over one million dollars. Investigators probe misappropriated funds tied to cashier T. Lee Chirk, while certificates of deposit and passbooks complicate recovery efforts. Moxey, Roosevelt, and state officials discuss next steps to trace and restore assets.
Walter Lear a Death Valley miner and A Davidson newspaper reporter were badly hurt when a auto ride returned from a wager trip and rear tire failure caused the car to smash into a bridge abutment at Elysan park Scott Daylilson and Milling also injured. Scott badly hurt Daylilson likely to recover Milling lightly hurt.
An Indiana reader recounts backache and urinary troubles eased by Doan's Kidney Pills since 1897. The testimonial from Herman Smith of 262 Church St credits the remedy with prompt relief and lasting advocacy, urging others to seek Doan's through Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo agents.
John Moberg transfers three lots in Rossiter to Julia Lynoski for 81000 dollars. RB Lewis sells a lot in South Mahoning to W T Long. B Streams sells two acres in South Mahoning to W T Long for 9500 dollars. Joseph Penrose transfers 91 acres in West Wheatfield to Leslia Penrose. A L Penrose sells 61 acres in West Wheatfield to Charles Penrose for 92700 dollars. James Gardner transfers property to Frank Porera and Otio Burrell for 8325. John St Clair owns a lot in South Mahoning for 700 dollars. Jesse Reed and William Skisner hold a parcel in Bairville valued at 200 dollars. Mary Shuse sells 204 acres in Brush Valley to W We Altemusg. Harry Mikesell sells 124 acres in Center for 2965.37 dollars.
Public notice records a local transport reference tied to Central Livery Barn and J A Campbell with connections to James A White and depot routes. Details are fragmentary but indicate pricing and relocation options within town limits and within 5 cents for certain trips.
Rental list describes rooms and houses with features such as heater gas electric light and water. Properties include five room on Oakland avenue four room on Railroad avenue and seven room at a corner near Thirteenth street and Oakland with terms and agent names garbled.
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