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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1906
Page
4
Local patch in Indiana Pennsylvania reports a range of notices and items including bank thief reward to a Saltsburg boy, confectionery updates, a funeral notice, and holiday goods. Names include Moorhead editors, Saltsburg residents, and area stores with dates and prices.
The Farmers Bank of Indiana is a chartered institution under Pennsylvania banking law with capital stock and surplus over 280000. It offers security for deposits and pays 4 percent interest compounded every six months, with interest earned whether or not the depositor visits the bank. Penney officials tour a station site on a Pennsylvania railroad train seeking to plan a new messenger station. The visiting party included Division Superintendent Marrow Jel Guten Master Carpenter A J Train C I Cooper Supervisor Heritage and Assistant Supervisor Wood. Carving sets reduced in price at Appleby & Peterson's.
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