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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1914
Page
4
The notice outlines subscription terms for the Indiana Post, emphasizing cash payments. It lists rates like one year seven months and other varying periods, and states that all papers stop when payments lapse. Governors and officials named include Martin Brumbaugh and Franklin McLain with internal affairs secretary Houck.
Miss Rose Myers of Davis and many local residents were seen visiting Indiana yesterday and this week. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Hiester of Harrisburg, Mrs. Harry White Jr. of Croy lands in town, J. B. McElhoes and daughter of Kell ysburg, J. J. Hutchison of Armagh, W. E. Oakes of Clymer, Rev. J. B. Work of Tarkio College, Walter Fulton of Atlantic City, Miss Ruth Rack from Pittsburg, and others. Several residents returned from Atlantic City, Blairsville, and New Kensington. Also noted are society items, hospital mentions, and local travels. A festival and pie social will be held at Cookport with proceeds aiding a Sons of Veterans band.
Market reports show hogs, cattle, and sheep receipts with price ranges across Chicago and Cleveland on August 18. Illinois and Pennsylvania buyers note different grades and values for hogs, cattle, fat cattle, sheep, and lambs with prices for prime, good, and common categories and several weight classes. The Conner Vehicle Co advertises repair services for buggies wagons and auto tops with a line of buggies for sale.
A Harrisburg zoologist Prof. H A Surface advocates scalding peaches to peel them without waste, preserving flavor and nutrition. He notes ripe fruit can be canned with hot syrup and lightly cooked, improving yield and taste. Also mentions a Chambersville festival and various notices and ads.
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