Indiana Progress announces oldest county paper and office details
The Indiana Progress declares itself the largest and oldest paper in the county. Editors Moorhead and Sons publish from Orvick North Seventh Street Indiana. This 1804 issue lists price terms of four dollars a year, advance payment required, with penalties for late payment.
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THE
Indiana Progress
A. T. Moorhead & Sons
Orvick
North Sevintie Street
Indiana
Val Level
Local Notes From West Wheatieeld And Surrounds
West Wheatieeld correspondence reports visitors in Greenshii and Altoona, with several locals listed for social calls and errands. James Hall of Jericho took a short trip to Bhksville. Constable Wetthing, Betts, and others are noted for town work and returns. Miss Lena Berman wed Georg Munro formerly of the township, Will Mack earns the bar after recent admission, and Rev. Mal begins protracted Garfield meetings. Community happenings include protracteds, tangy social events, and Barn work progress.
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West Wheatieeld
Willian
Corsi
Tittle Son
Greenshii
Robinson
Altoona
Saturkiye
James Hall
Jericho
Bhksville
Lynn
Christian Madeavver Society
Garfield
Georg Munro
South Sharon
Lena Berman
Will BR. Mack
Towa
Mal
Garfield Evangelical Church
Hugh McIntire
Mr. Wolf
Wilmerding
Kelley Farm
Holiday Opening Titis Week at RW Wherle & Co
Holiday opening draws crowds to RW Wherle & Co as stock tops 10,000 in value. The shop showcases art goods and novelties in silver and gold plus Vienna hand painted ware, Copenhagen bronze figures, cut glass and china. Shoppers vault purchases for early gifts and save by buying now before holiday rush.
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RW. Wherle & Co
Flem
Vienna
Copenhagen
Cuckoo clocks promoted by carload furniture seller
During December a dealer advertises walnut carved Black Forest cuckoo clocks with hand carved inlays and 21 inch height. Prices include discounts on $20 and $385 sales with five and ten percent discounts respectively. Clocks made in Selmach and Homburg Germany, awarded a gold medal in St Louis. claims premium sound and room enhancing appeal.
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Miaiatua
Black Movest
Germany
Selmach
Hormnburg
St. Louis
Henry J. Srevina
Justiana
Maud Muller to Be Shown at Library Hall Tonight
The New England pastoral play Maud Muller will be presented at Library Hall this evening with a celebrated cast led by Miss Herlihy Thomann. The production blends humor and pathos and follows in the vein of Shore Acres and Way Down East, with elaborate scenery and notable actors. A. Aiken’s script, praised in earlier days, anchors the show, while refreshments will be sold at Miss Nora Hamilton’s home under Mrs. Grawford's Sabbath School class.
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Library Hall
Ead
Vatopla
Acuarolitty
Herlihy Thomann
Nora Mamilton
North Ninth
Dingland
A. Aiken
Shore Acres
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