The Indiana Progress Editorial Office Motions
The Indiana Progress suffers a flawed OCR snippet from 1905 showing masthead details, editor names, and notices. It notes second class matter, postal filing, and charges for obituaries and poetry, with instructions to include payment and copy.
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Bell
Indiana Progress, Indiay
Massive List of Examined Men Across Indiana Districts
A long OCR fragment lists numerous men from Blairsville, Lucerne Mines, Indiana, and surrounding towns who passed physical tests or were examined by district boards. Names cover many towns including Newrytown, Parkwood, Robinson, and Saltsburg, with scattered notes of births and celebratory events. The piece reads like a roster from a labor or employment board with occasional social items.
Curious Bits of History in Early Virginia College Plan
In 1616 England’s king ordered funds for a Virginia college. By 1618 land and rights were allotted, with funds for educating Indians and English children, plus a preparatory school planned. The 1622 Indian massacre halted progress and raised doubts about any instruction ever occurring.
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A. W. Macy
England
London
Virginia
Henrico
London Company
New College
Charles City
Bowser's Furniture and Undertaking in Clymer Item
William D Bowser operates a furniture and undertaking business in Clymer Pennsylvania. The note references Bank Building at 2413te a, indicating a location or property associated with the business.
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Furniture & Undertaking
Clymer, PA
Cherryhill Township Social Notes and Local Visits
Mrs. Monroe Learn of Belsano spent part of the week with F. G. Amond. Blair Waltermire, now improving slowly after illness, was visited. Walter Gibson and family from Heilwood spent Sabbath with Wm. Lyons. Albert Stake celebrated his birthday with over sixty friends and neighbors. The Younking family from Seward visited Henry Coy. J Knox Carney and family have located on the Allison farm. Mrs. William Brown and Josephine McKendrick called on Clymer on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Pollard of Altoona stayed with D. A. Putt. Samuel Brown family motored to Clarksburg for a funeral. Mrs. B. Ty Stephens and Evelyn Wolfa visited Mrs. C. C. Coy. Road Overseer H. C. Cameron improved Cherryhill roads last week.
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Cherryhill Township
Monroe Learn
Belsano
F. GC. Amond
Blair Waltermire
Walter Gibson
Heilwood
Wm. Lyons
Albert Stake
Younking
Seward
Hanry Coy
J. Knox Carney
Indiana
Allison Farm
William Brown
Josephine McKendrick
Clymer
J. C. Pollard
Altoona
D. A. Putt
Samuel Brown
Clarksburg
David Lee
Local Residents Share Calls and News Across Towns
Mr and Mrs John Warden of Iowa with Aunt Maria Stear of Rural Valley called on Mrs D C Wells Thursday A G Brewer of Smicksburg was a caller here on Tuesday Cy Dills killed two monster black snakes last week one six feet the other 4 feet 6 inches Henry Elkin of Pittsburg was a guest of friends here this week Miss Mary Stta Hazlett who has been on the sick list is able to be out again G C Good Mr and Mrs BD Wells visited Mr and Mrs Charles Neff of New Kensington Saturday and Sunday A party from this place motored to Indiana Saturday night Mrs John Edner and daughter Ester of DuBois visited her brother Rhett Brewer and wife last week Mr Edner came on Thursday and was accompanied home by his wife and daughter on Saturday Clark Brewer is on the sick list C F Cribbs and son Reed of New Kensington spent Thursday night with Mr and Mrs D C Wells Mr and Mrs S L Van Horn and daughter of Economy are guests of A M Van Horn Mrs Pluma Van Horn has returned home after two months at State College Harry Clarence and Russell Hazlett of New Kensington and Harvey Mack of Dayton visited Mr and Mrs S W Hazlett and family Sunday
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John Warden
Iowa
Maria Stear
Rural Valley
D. C. Wells
A. G. Brewer
Smicksburg
Cy Dills
Henry Elkin
Pittsburg
Mary Stta Hazlett
G. C. Good
BD. C. Wells
Charles Neff
New Kensington
Indiana
John Edner
Ester
DuBois
Rhett
Brewer
Harry, Clarence and
Russell Hazlett
Harvey Mack
Dayton
Mrs. S. W. Hazlett
Preaching and Local Visits Across Geor geville and Surrounds
In Geor gev ille the M E church holds Sunday service at 3 p m with Ed Dickie visiting James Nichol. Norman Van Horn leaves for Meyersdale for work while multiple residents visit kin and friends in Punxsutawney Plumville and nearby towns. The M B H church Ladies Aid will serve ice cream on the church lawn Sat eve as local social notes recount visits and short trips among families in Strongstown Parkwood and Shelocta areas.
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Martha Cessna
Punxsutawney
Kathryn Hicock
Bennett van Horn
Edna
Norman van Horn
Plumville
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
MBH
Brushvalley Visitors and Local Family News
Brushvalley notes Miss Clara and Mary Rowland, students at Grave City, returned to town on Saturday. Mrs Irwin McCauley and her children from Altoona are visiting Mrs Alice Rowland. Mr and Mrs Chayled Deyarmin also mentioned in local notices.
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Clara
Mary Rowland
Grave City
Irwin McCauley
Altoona
Mis
Alice Rowland
Chayled Deyarmin
Valley social round features visits and birthdays
A valley social period includes visits by Mr. and Mrs. Wm Davis and Collis Overdorf families, Mrs. D. C. Davis in Pittsburg, Rev. McCrorey and family, Miss Carrin Stewart returning from Altoona, and Henry Cam and family in Clyde. A.J. Lydie hosts Sunday, Mrs. A. J. Stokes birthday surprise, plus several townsfolk attending events and calling on friends.
Proper silo filling methods for good silage
Indiana County Farm Bureau explains how to prevent spalled silage through airtight silos and thorough packing. Use a 10 foot diameter silo with two workers, ensure center edge packing, and keep moisture balanced by watering center or adding green corn. Air entry and improper fermentation cause decay and blue molds.
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Indiana County Farm Bureau
Pennsylvania State College
Packing Failures Indicate Silo Moisture Negligence
Molds found in meat cages point to improper packing due to insufficient moisture at filling, indicating negligence by workers responsible for the packing process.
Cut the con and be a man say old Wind Jammer clan
A fractured historical notice urges honesty and fair dealing to avoid suspicion and build trust. It includes a poem admonishing con games, then shifts to public notices: bids for school supplies for 1917 1918 in Indiana’s borough, executor's novice for Roser estate in Pine township Nallwood PA, and a short sale ad for a three month old Shorthorn calf with milking lineage in Liverore PA.
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Brin Aingls
School Board of Indiana
Pbor‘ough
Elmer W. Allison
Ry Roser
Pine Township
Roser
Nallwood
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