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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1909
Page
7
A scatter of names and visits across towns including Blairsville, Apollo, Punxsutawney, and Davis. Readers are listed hosting, visiting, and traveling to Pennsylvania towns with numerous family and local social references. Also mentions an automobile school, a business dissolution, and local sales pitches.
Long obituary column details several prominent residents including William B. Work a longtime teacher and business organizer who helped establish United Presbyterian congregations in Red Clty Forest county and Fort Morgan Colo also Samuel B. Hamilton a Pittsburg dry goods representative who died after brief illness in Hellwood Inn and had worked in the area for 25 years plus William St Clair Foust a Johnstown resident once of East Wheatfield who died suddenly at home early Sunday and Miss Sarah Waddell a Franklin county immigrant blind for ten years who received funeral services in Greenwood cemetery additional notices cover Bart White a North Mahoning township resident who died after appendicitis and Mrs Hannah Coat of Blaireville who died at 74 with family survivors listed along with other local obituaries and brief tributes.
A Pennsylvania agriculture official reviews Orchard Brand lime sulfur solution from Thompson Chemical Co as a scale insect treatment. A nursery owner asks about price and effectiveness versus home-made washes, with expert noting proper dilution and the need for safe handling. Also discussed is storing wheat to prevent weevil damage and fumigation methods for grain destined for seed or milling.
By order of the Orphans' Court of Indiana County Pennsylvania the sale of a tract of land in Armstrong Township is set for January 19, 1910 at 11:00 AM. The property contains about 50 acres and 80 perches strict measure, with coal rights reserved for the Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh Railway Company and with mineral rights and road, rail, and mine access retained to the grantor or successors.
Obituary for Harry W. Kerrier of Vandergrift notes typhoid fever death on November 20 and months of illness. It mentions his wife and three children, a sister in Mant-Jou Centar, and brothers in Arcadia and Purhdge Eine. Funeral services were held with Reverends Howland and McPhadl, interment at Mast Mahoning cemetery.
The store advertises unique women's coats in caracal cloth and plush, with varied colors and sizes. It highlights new hat styles, low prices on handkerchiefs, and a big value sale of tailored suits at 12.95, claiming quality and lasting fit with fine materials and meticulous tailoring.
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