Correspondence From Saltsburg Council Meeting Highlights
At the council meeting it was decided to borrow 1000 dollars to cover expenses connected with paving Salt street. Bills were ordered paid, including one for a dug pound. Locals noted include Joseph W. Serene returning to business, Prof. R Willis Pair joining the Keystone party campaign committee, Mrs H W Irwin visiting from Canton, and several residents traveling or visiting nearby towns. Clarence V McCreight, Indiana candidate for the Assembly on the Prohibition ticket, visited Saltsburg and impressed as a businessman and candidate. Charles Farrell and family left for Uniontown for a two week vacation.
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Salt Street
Joseph W. Serene
Prof
R. Willis Pair
Salieburg
Keys Stone Party
Mra
H. W. Irwin
Canton
Ohio
W. T. Richards
Misa L. &. Saltsgiver
West Lebanon
Satsburg
Mary Colt
Mary McKim
Pittsburg
J. F. Pifer
W. M. Pifer
Indiana
Grace Waddle
Derry
James Townsend
Youngstown
Clarence V. McCreight
Saltsburg
Charles Farrell
Conemaugh Supply Co
Mr. Farrell
Uniontown
Inspectors Oversee Coal Interests Visit Indiana County
J H Weaver and Edgar Long of Philadelphia arrived in Indiana to inspect coal interests. P S Little of Ebensburg and B Dawson Coleman of Lebanon accompanied them. Weaver recently returned from Europe and toured the county with his party before moving on to the eastern part of the county.
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Mesers
J. H. Weaver
Philadelphia
Edgar Long
Band Meeting Showcases Indiana Military Band
Twenty musicians with their instruments attended the meeting of the Indiana Military Band last evening. Director Cogswell was pleased with the showing after only a few gatherings. Several Homer City men were in attendance and participated, as did Indiana musicians who had not attended earlier meetings.
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Indiana Military Band
Cogswell
Homer City
Indiana
Moving to Lovejoy by Brixer Family
Mr and Mrs Christ G Brixer and family relocate from Johnstown to Lovejoy in this county. Brixer, known locally from Wehrum, plans to seek a license for Pleasant Valley Inn, previously run by Joseph Moore of Indiana.
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Christ G. Brixer
Johnstown
Lovejoy
Brixer
Wehrum
Pleasant Valley Inn
Joseph Moore
Indiana
Cup Prize for Indiana Company F Marksmen
An Indiana man offered a handsome cup to the local military company and members are elated at the prospect of another shoot. The cup will be awarded for marksmanship among company members or possibly the non commissioned officers.
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Indiana
Hotel Kiski Open Shines After Renovation
R Stewart leases Hotel Kiski opposite the P R R station at Saltaburg. The building has 25 bedrooms, many already furnished, and all is new. The hotel is described as one of the best hostelries in the county after recent modernization and refurnishing.
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R. Stewart
Kiski
Saltaburg
Services in Second United Presbyterian Church
Services will be conducted in the Second United Presbyterian church there on Sabbath by the Rev. John S. McLean. The church has been unusually fortunate in securing able ministers to conduct services while the congregation is without a pastor.
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Second United Presbyterian Church
John S. McLean
Ament Family Returns from Europe Ahead of Term Start
Dr and Mrs James Ament and party have returned from Europe. Dr Ament and William Smith are now buying and engaged in getting things in shape for the opening of the teaching term of the Normal school.
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James Ament
Europe
Bennett Family To Move From Indiana To Florida
John Bennett and family from Church retreat will relocate to Florida at month end to take up farming. The move marks a change of residence and new agricultural work in their dest in the Sunshine State.
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John Bennett
Church Retreet
Indiana
Florida
Roosevelt Critics Say Journalism Not Most Important Profession
Colonel Roosevelt in Milwaukee at the Press Club asserts journalism ranks highly as a public service, alongside government work, and condemns attempts to unseat La Follette in the upcoming legislature. He speaks twice, attends a hippodrome address to thousands, and notes Mayor Seidel’s absence as not spoiling his visit.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Roosevelt
Aiayor Seidel
Seidel
J T. R
Brotherhood
Hippodrome
Hoe
la Follette
Li Follette
State Rights Confront Western Idea At National Congress
In St Paul the national conservation congress faced a sharp opposing push led by Senator Beveridge of Indiana against the Western idea of conservation. Theodore Roosevelt and the Pinchot supporters rallied, while Beveridge’s fiery address marked a decisive moment, signaling a shift in influence within the congress. Scattered market quotes follow for dairy, poultry, cattle, hogs, and other livestock with current price ranges.
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St. Paul
National Conservation Congress
Theodore Rerosevelt
Committee On Organization
Beveridge
Indiana
Congress
Hig Jance
Gifford Pinchot
Curious Neighbor Waits For Wife At Midnight
A Cleveland Plain Dealer style street-corner sketch unfolds as a man hides behind a tree beside an apartment house to gauge if his wife will return home by midnight. A cop, curious about the private affair, salutes the man and moves on, choosing not to intrude.
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Mother’s
Cleveland Plain Dealer
The Speed Mania and the Thrill of Racing Cars
Describes the savage sensations of riding in a racing car at high speed. Wind and dust sting the face, engines hammer, and the driver must nerve through terrifying accelerations. Sharp turns force the car toward danger, but deft handling keeps the racer on course.
A Painful Inference From a Teacher to Boys
A teacher spent half an hour trying to instill the difference between man and animals in a class of boys. He asked Tommy if he knew the difference, and Tommy replied no while another teacher nearby laughed at the moment.
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Tommy
Tondon
Not an Authority: Fogg’s Habit of Moving Homes
The Louisville Courier-Journal notes misread humor about a summer boarding house lyric and references a joke about moving. It cites Fogg’s reported changes of abode and asks whether moving or paying rent is cheaper, with Fogg replying he has always moved.
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Gtr
Louisville Courier-Journal
Fogg
Willing to Be the Goat in Chicago Tribune Voice
An arid crowd hears a dramatic line as a speaker questions pride and daring, with a later quip from a half-toebrighted man declaring I’ll be the goat and asking why. The scene echoes a public forum tone from the Chicago Tribune.
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Chicago Tribune
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