Local items from Armaugh and nearby towns
Armaugh notes report a temperance prayer gathering in Seward led by McCutcheon, with Miss Verna Tomb visiting from Indiana for vacation. Several locals, including Johnstown and Garbleton residents, are listed as callers and visitors. mention of a cow loss, lime purchases, house repairs, and various visits. A Philadelphia anecdote touts Electric Bitters as life changing, with an ad for a farm for sale and local farming notices.
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Anna Findley
Johnstown
Samuel Dick
Stephen Johnston
Charles Clarke
Daniel Killen
C. A. Campbell
B. G. Mack
A. E. Johnston
Thomas Mack
Robert Hutchinson
Scott Spires
Wehrum
Harry Dripps
Stella
John D. Dripps
Taylor McCormick
Olive
Local Notes From Shelocta And Vicinity
Local items show visits by residents including Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sharp and son James of Wilset, Helle Fleming near here, and records of travel to Indiana and West Lebanon. Several moves, farm purchases, and illnesses are noted alongside community news in Shelocta and nearby areas.
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Shelocta
Joe Sharp
James
Wilset
Mies Helle Fleming
Near Here
West Lebanon
Mire
Sarah E. Fleming
Paul
Indiana
Perry McCreight
Baby
Advance
Frank Kimmel
Grace
Juniata College
Huntingdon County
Thetta Fleming
Wiggins
V. C. Thomas
Lizzie Edward
Wil- Topsburg
William Miller
Parkwood
Harry Fisher
Newville
Roy Cunningham
Watt
Marchand area moves and local notices in Purchase Line
Norman Brown and family move to old Crozier farm in East Mahoning while Mr. Orr buys the Brown farm and takes April 1 possession. Wesley Peffer departs for Homer City to seek work. Misses Dora Moot and Laura Wingert return from Normal College for a few weeks. Roy Wining returns home from near Sharon. Mr. and Mrs. James Rosborough visit Sidney Peffer’s. Funeral attendees from here go to Covode for Ball Sutter’s service. Mrs. Smail ill with heart trouble. Mrs. J. S. Miller and daughters visit her mother D. R. Honk. Henry Dill and Judson Buterbaugh visit Patton. E. Warilin Houk at Indiana University visits home. Jadson Buterbaugh’s horse broken leg, shot Sabbath. Miss Mame Rodkey of Mahaffey visiting friends. Tom Jamison to manage Purchase Line Boarding Hall this summer. Ex-Sheriff D. E. Thompson selling heavy draft horses and other stock, with several noted horses listed. Sales at Blairsville after Thursday. buyers urged to inspect.
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Wm. Shields
I. G. Wolfe
Onberg
Josiah Kinter
Lillie and
Pan McCoy
Marion Center
R. 5
McCoy
Caroline Speedy
Indiana
J. W. Shields
A. K. Shields
Wissinger
H. K. Shields
Marchand
Norman Brown
Crozier
East Mahoning
Orr
Brown
Wesley Peffer
Homer City
Dora Moot
Laura Wingert
Roy Wining
Sharon
God
James Rosborough
Sidney Peffer
Ball Sutter
Covode
James Smail
Mame Rodkey
Mahaffey
Tom Jamison
D. E. Thompson
Barneza
Bers I
Tiastrack
Neumere
Wedgewood
Fairy King
Goldee
Alue
Grorbo
Gross Jean
Tluxrisan
Blairaville
Tharday
Centennial Souvenir Spoons On Display By East Philadelphia Jeweler
J L Irving, a street jeweler in East Philadelphia, displays unique centennial souvenir spoons carved with wood representations of the Court House and Normal School building. The store also features a fine line of watches clocks and novelties and is poised to benefit from the county centennial interest.
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J. L. Irving
Philadelphia
Hiaetore
Court House
Millinery Opening At Mrs Hare S A Three Day Event
Millinery opening invites ladies to Mrs J J Hare's on Thursday and Friday to view spring and summer stock. An array of striking bonnet creations is promised and buyers will secure their preferred selections on opening days. Also notes painting course and machine sale in Indiana Pennsylvania.
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John Oliver
Philadelphia
Daugherty Bros
Indiana
Wm. I. Moore’s
Homer City
L. N. Park's
Marion Genter
J. J. Hare
Grain and livestock prices from Pittsburg market report
Pittsburg market report lists prices for oats corn hay eggs butter cheese hogs cattle sheep and lambs. Notable quotes include OATS No 2 white 41% and corn No 2 yellow shelled 50 futures, hogs prime heavy 37.60 to 7.63, cattle prime 4.24 to 5.45, and lambs 7.75 to 8 with various grades for dairy and produce.
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Pittsburg
New York
Wisconsinwiss
Limburger
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Wayland
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Live
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Mt. Pleasant
Duff Morrow
Ton. Gibson
Buckanay
Dave McMannis
Kittanning
B.S. Pierce
Hamilton
Lizzie Clyde
Sharpsburg
Presbyterian Church
D. Schredengolt
Waxtred
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J. W. VanHorn
Taylor Farm
Willet
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Indiana Harpwake Co
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Warren Rummell
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Harvey Fleming
Charmbersville
J. E. Brown
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Martintown
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Wm. I. Moore
L. N. Park
Indiana Harpware Co
J. T. Boucher’s
Centennial
L. Pattisan
J. C. Conner
R. E
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South Seventh Street
Secretary of Internal Affairs of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Pine Township
Indiana County
J. H. Weaver
Mary Schreckengost
Philip Rice
Andrew Hoover
Joseph Chapman
Maggie B. Harman
Edward P. Grove
Philadelphia Street
Jack
Syracuse
J. L. Orr
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Henry B. Hyde
S. W. Guthrie
Indiana, PA
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American Watch
Irving, the Jeweler
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