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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1903

Page

5

Elkin Gain Described As Harrisburg Favorite Leader

A Harrisburg Daily Telegraph notice extols Hon. John P. Elkin of Indiana pa, praising his service in the state legislature, as attorney general, and as a key Republican figure. It lauds his energy and loyalty and predicts his pivotal role in future gubernatorial selection. The piece also notes local ties to Harrisburg and Dauphin county. Growth of Truck Gardening. A noticeable change is taking place in the farming sections of the county surrounding new industrial towns as farmers shift to truck gardening to meet demand from mining towns. Markets in Glen Campbell Arcadia Coral Graceton Webrum and nearby towns handle produce, with future growth expected in White Township Elders Ridge and nearby districts. It notes continuing staple crops and registration tax dates. W. C. T. U. annual election August 24 and county convention September 15 at Saltaburg. September 8 9 10 11 events and Johnstown visitor.

Harrisburg State Republican Committee Stone Elkin Dauphin County Plowboy Indiana John P. Elkin Indiana County Glen Campbell Arcadia Coral Graceton Webrum Ernest White Township Elders Ridge Young, Township W. C. T. U. Business Meeting Women’s Christian Temperance Union Saltaburg Steel Bryan Pittsburgh Harry Houk Pittsburg Joseph Mack New York R. Stein West Mehoning Township Helen St. Clair Church Street Punxentawney Oris Smyera Allegheny Della Beane Frank Marshall Carl Bradkmiller Town Latrobe Margaret Shaffer Uniontown H. B. Shaffer J. W. McNearry Washington, Pa W. 8. Pattison Wilee Keener Braddock Johnston Keener Miea Mary Hickernell H. ©. Hickernell John Curtz Elwood Ind Pooxsatawney Groft Agnes Cherryhill Township E.M. Lydick Rose Cottage Eather J. Dickie Near Town Clarence R. Smith Hilledale E. K Fiat Niles Afrs M. F Henry Kohlmey Jamison Colusa Cal D. Kerr R. V. Kerr Mother South Mahoning Township Misa Annie Ortner Marlin Lowman Shelocta William Wilkinsburg OC. J. Cameron Cherrytree John G. Cameron North Ninth Street Nona Wilson Corsica Jefferson County Olive Mack W. T. Mahaffey Philadelphia Atlantic City E. W. Griffith J. M. Gingsford Grisemore Peter Leasure Waterstreet Elder Miller Homer City S. W. Guthrie Irwin Samuel Wiggins Vandergrift Martha Wiggins Harry Christy South Seventh Street Otis Thompson Emma Speedy William Elkin John Latz Jeannette William Scott Wilkineburg Annie W. D. Hamilton John Getty J. McCormick Ella Conemaugh William Calhoun Olive Cal. Fry Agnes Lotz Elizabeth Bartlett T. D. Stephens Penn Ran James K. Repine Blacklick J. M. Watt M. V. Patterson Salisburg Mary Donavan Rochester Julia Bell Ralston W. L. Sansom Clarion

Personal Brevities From Blairsville and Vicinity

Mrs. George Chase and Airs. L. W. Sharretts of New York join sister Mrs. Ruth Empfield in Blairsville after visits with J. D. Dickie family. Numerous locals and visitors listed with towns, schools, and workplaces, including Frank Sutton USGS in Pittsburgh and J. N. Coleman’s Colorado trip.

George Chase Airs. L. W. Sharretts New York Ruth Empfield Philadelphia Frank Sutton United States Geological Survey Pittsburg Sarah Sutton Town J. N. Coleman Clarksburg Colorado George H. VanHorn Verner Wolf

Indiana County Fair Excursion Tickets Extended for Fair Week

Pennsylvania Railroad Co offers excursion tickets from various points to Indiana PA for September 7 to 11 with returning until Monday September 14, a longer return window than previous limits, aimed to ease heavy travel to the fair. Also notes Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a deterrent for minor wounds, with 25 cent sales at local shops.

Indiana Pennsylvania Railroad Co

Reward for evidence on vandalized advertising signs countywide

A 50.00 reward is offered for evidence leading to the conviction of the person destroying advertising signs across the county. Ep. H.80rron. W.S. Pattison opens a sand bank this week on his farm one mile west of town. Bereened land can be had rett ing to L. Pattison, 782 Philadelphia Street. Five girls, one cook and two waiters at Winters's restaurant, Philadelphia Street, during fair week. Apply.

Walter Arcos Punxentawney Walter George C. Dickie Town Ethel Dick Francis Cupp Scottdale Ella Thompson Railroad Avenue Margaret. Phil Allegheny Helen Sutton North Ninth Street Monay W. M. Cunningham Margaret Carlisle Lincoln, Neb Annie Metz Pillaburg Margaret Nagle North Sixth Street Fredrick W. Dudevoire Carnegie Dudevoire Ntn H. J. Allaman Wayne Avenue George O. Dickie Exiladelphia Street Ball Clark Dickie Vandergrift D. J. Waller Normal Ligonier Mieges Edith Burns Mary E. Zoak Pittsburg John Hasinger E ‘Mieges Ruth Mary Gibson Duly Dixonville David Ober Jacksonville R. Y. Elder Eiders Ridge J.N Clarksburg G.A. B San Francisco John W. Hastie Freeport B. N. Ray West Water Street L. Pattison Philadelphia Street Wanrep T Suen Winters Philad Street

Orphans Court Sales Near in Indiana and Parkwood

The orphans court adjourned sales of the Harry Ray and Alexander Ray estates in Washington township and Mosea Miller estate in Young and Jimenone Coaehion, with details on acreage coal underlay and railroad access. Administrators John H. Pierce and C. H. Miller plus attorney John H. Pierce oversee inquiries. fairs and excursions linked to Punxutawney fair week feature Tanner aggregation and a two mile relay horse bicycle event.

Orphans’ Court Harry Ray Alexander Ray Washington Township Port House Eldera Ridge John H. Pierce Indiana Mosea Miller Young and Jimenone Aucune C. H. Miller Parkwood

Firemen Convention Excursion Tickets Out of Bradford

On August 19 to 21 the ninth annual convention and tournament of the Northwestern Pennsylvania Volunteer Firemen’s Association will be held at Dubois. The Buffalo Rochester Pittsburg Railway Company offers round trip excursion tickets from Bradford through Clearfield on its line to Pittsburg at regular fare. Agents provide full information. An additional car load of buggies has just arrived.

Northwestern Pennsylvania Volunteer Firemen Dubois The Buffalo Rochester Pittsburg Bradford Clearfield Division

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