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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1914

Page

12

Pennsylvania Quarantine Rules Extended to 28 Counties

State Livestock Sanitary Board December 9 1914 order tightens controls on Foot and Mouth Disease areas in Pennsylvania. Prohibits moving or selling cattle sheep and swine within the quarantined zone except under official permit. Requires clean disinfected stock cars and advance permits for moves.

State Livestock Sanitary Board State Livestock Samnitary Board Pennsylvania Adams Allegheny Beaver Berks Carbon Cheater Columbia Cumberland Dauphin Delaware Franklin Juniata Langaster Lebanon Lehigh Lycoming Mifflin Montgomery Montour Northampton Northumberland Perry Philadelphia Schuylkill Westmoreland York

Death of Lulu Edith Johnson in 1914 obituary notice

Lulu Edith Johnson wife of John A Ackergon died December 7 1914 at the home of her father near Blacklick Pennsylvania. Born June 28 1887 at Rossmoyne she taught in Indiana county public schools for six years and joined the Presbyterian church at Smyrna then Clymer. Funeral services conducted by Rev A L South at Smyrna and interment at Plumville.

Lulu Edith Johnson John’ ‘A. Ackergon Rosa- Moyne Corad Neb Indiana County Christ United Presbyterian Church Smyrna Presbyterian Church Clymer

Card of Thanks and Christmas Store Ad

Card of thanks from the husband for support during his wife Lulu Edith Johnston Ackersons illness and death. Gratitude extended to friends neighbors and those sending flowers. Also an Indiana store advertises a complete Christmas goods line inviting readers to visit for gifts and novelties including stationery books and memorabilia.

Lulu Edith Johnston Ackerson Indiana

Christmas Stocking Subscriptions At The Progress

A fragmentary notice urges readers to hang up their Christmas stockings and subscribe to The Progress. It promotes a £1.50 cash in advance rate via First National Bank of Indiana Pa with banking conveniences and staff suggested as helpful for patrons.

First National Bank of Indiana Indiana County

The Youths Companion Calendar for 1915

The Youths Companion plans a 1915 calendar for paid subscribers featuring decorative mounting and a useful year full of weekly progress. Also promotes Christmas gifts including a Lehr piano and a White Sewing machine, with local sale listings and an postponed public sale notice detailing farm stock, implements, and household goods.

Youths Companion Bixler Heighley West Lebanon South Bend J. Cai, George & Son

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