07 Sep 1910
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1910
Page
1
Wheatfield and Derry teams, alongside Marion Center and Armagh, clash in a regional matchup. Armagh faces Derry while Wheatfield meets Marion Center in two key games.
FOR SALE One good second hand survey, also a lot of household goods. Inquire at 404 Philadelphia street 2 3tp. FOR RENT Furnished room convenient to Normal School. Can give boarding if desired. Call at Gazette office 301-4 £. FOUND Found a white French Poodle dog. Owner can get same by applying at this office and paying for this notice. LOST Female dog with black ears take white eye and white nose. Black [illegible] from one front leg to the [illegible] tail part black, ears white, height about 13 to 16 inches. Last seen in Homer City Sunday evening. Reward if returned to [illegible] Hotel or C. A. Keller, [illegible] City, Pa. LOST Between the Indians House the Moore Hotel on Saturday s, gold watch with Indiana please return to this office.
A collage of town and regional notes lists residents visiting relatives and traveling to Buffalo Niagara Falls Canada and Pittsburgh. Mentions Albert Perguon Bluiteville Gazette caller and Miga A Lesta Pieck Jefo with theatre work, Mrs Mary Hagerman and daughter Mary Blacklick Indiana visitors, janitor Ode Luhe on vacation serving on the grand jury, Jay Fleming Dick Helres and Edward Shows off for Smicksburg, Thomas B Owens finishing cement work at the Normal School, Katherine Porter returning home to Wellsville from Conwellsville, A Armstrong McAnulty visiting North Seventh Street, Ambrose McAnulty family returning to Minneapolis, Mr and Mrs Joseph Coat and daughter Ella visiting Buffalo Niagara Falls Canada, Mr and Mrs Harry Watson Johnstown visiting relatives, Robert Tomb from Buffalo visiting parents, Charles Oberlin Irene from Johnston City Tennessee returning home, George Sloop and assistants leaving for Glenshaw after tree work, Indiana Nimrods anticipating hunting season with abundant game and heavy snowfall not curbing pheasant numbers.
Ferguson and Rickard of Blairsville secured the contract Tuesday to build a reinforced concrete bridge over Cherry Run in Center township on the Graceton to Jacksonville road. Work is to be completed by mid October.
Indiana Construction Co invites bids by Saturday night for carpenter work and supervision on the erection of a brick cased residence at Teed's Station for James M. Hileman. Call and see place at once. 3-28.
Mrs G A McLain of Philadelphia retreet sustained painful injuries and a serious shoulder bruise after tripping on a stone step while working about the house on Tugaday.
Notice urges voters to complete registration and tax payment by October 8 to be eligible to vote in the upcoming November election.
The funeral of an infant was led by undertaker George Leydis. The ceremony was conducted with Catholic rites in a solemn service attended by mourners.
A chaotic mix of urban scheming and curious events unfolds. A fire and insurance office intruder demands exit, a classroom mother confronts cigarette teaching, and a baby immigrant story ends with a hopeful reunion. The pieces reflect busy city life and bemused authorities.
A Philadelphia Press editorial uses a dramatic rail accident crime scene, where a smoking car with thirty five passengers derailed and an off duty engineer urged all to hang on tight. It argues staying steady under stress protects self and others, preserve earnings, and keep one employed during adversity.
The London Chronicle notes that dreams sometimes warn of danger. It recalls Lord Dufferin who dreamed of a hearse and later met a fatal elevator accident when a hotel attendant resembled the hearse driver. The piece asks if such dreams were forewarnings.
A historic note extolls the orca as the most voracious marine predator, reaching up to twenty five feet with long sharp teeth. It claims immense digestive power and cites a specimen with thirteen porpoises and fourteen beaks in its stomach, illustrating its brutal appetite. A playful quip about marriage follows a light exchange between Mrs. Peckem Henry and Bechanze on punishing a man who courts but refuses marriage.
Fragmentary dialogue appears to involve a playwright and critic with unsettled tension. The garbled text references a new play and a request for opinion, with shifting speaker cues and several nonsensical phrases. No clear events, dates, or proper nouns emerge.
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