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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1923
Page
3
County Berkshires Shine at Chicago Livestock Show
A carload of Berkshires from Pennsylvania farms fed by Pennsylvania State College placed second in a large class of barrows at the International Livestock Show in Chicago, achieving a top price near 10.26 per hundred. The effort, backed by the Pennsylvania State Berkshire Association, drew attention as a cooperative, educational effort with hogs from more than 50 farms averaging 230 pounds. Five pigs from Indiana County were among those contributing to the successful state showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Pennsylvania State College
Pennsylvania
Chicago
H. H. Hayner
Havner
Cnllega
Welzel
Marion Center
W. M. Wright
Jerome Bennett
Frank Blose
J. H. Smith
Wilgus
The Three Fs of Christmas Happiness
Martha B. Thomas urges heart feeling over bodily sensation focusing on fun faith and frolic during Christmas. Share joy by giving faith in the form of giving and frolic with loved ones to spread happiness beyond the holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha B. Thomas
Western Newspaper Union
Good Idea About Hanging Mistletoe
He suggests hanging mistletoe as a practical idea before Christmas. She notes holidays are weeks away but agrees to consider it.
Her Christmas Trip Amid Holiday Travel
The piece recounts a family planning a Christmas journey to a beloved country. A former child who remains joyful embraces the trip, enjoying crowded trains and busy stations as part of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gill
M. G. Bonner
Western Newspaper Union
Market Totatoes and Livestock Prices Report
Market reports list prices for vegetables and dairy and livestock. Totatoes cite New York prices from $1.50 to $165 per 100 pounds, Danish type $22 bulk per ton in Chicago, onions $2.50 to $8 per 100 pounds, apples $3 to $4 per barrel, Jonathan apples $2 to $2.26 per box, dairy prices show Hutter closing at 92 score and Curese Wisconsin market figures, and livestock prices include hogs up to $6.70 top and cattle and lambs with various ranges across Chicago and eastern markets. Grain prices cover No 2 hard winter wheat and others across Chicago Saint Louis Minneapolis, corn around 74 to 76 cents, and hay and alfalfa prices in multiple cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Midwestern
Northwestern
Philadelphia
Bouton Hae
Curese
Wisconsin
Go Slow To School Ahead Prank At Christmas
Harry Simpkins altered a road sign to modify the joke from Go Slow School Ahead to Go Slow To School Ahead. The incident, described as painful, drew reaction from a teacher who warned it was too much. Source: C. G. Hazard. Western Newspaper Union, 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Simpkins
Harry
C. G. Hazard
Western Newspaper Union
Public Sale at the Fulton Farm Near Smyrna Church
Public sale of a 62 acre farm and assorted property at the late J. Hitler Fulton farm one mile from Smyrna church in South Mahoning township on Saturday December 22 at 12 o'clock. Items include horse, two cows, chickens, surrey bogey sleigh wagon ladders wagon cover hay rake farm implements wheat rye corn and more. Administrator J. M. Hamilton to oversee sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hitler Fulton
Smyrna Church
South Mahoning Township
Surrey
Creekside Penn Run Funeral Notices and Visitors
Mr Fulton was called home after the sudden death of his father. Dan Nicewonger Vandergrift Harry Hendricks Bolivar visited his mother. The Ladies Aid Society will meet at Mrs Dwight Byers home next Thursday. The community Christmas service has been given up here Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Dan Nicewonger
Vandergrift
Harry Hendricks
Bolivar
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
Home of Man
Dwight Byers
I. ¢. Chapman
Walter Gibson
W. L. Johnston
Clair Bothell
M. Henry
Pittsburgh
Stern
Bell
Irwin
Potter County
A. J. Stewart
J. McCoy
Braddock
Teacher Training Alumni Meeting at Penn Run
A Saturday meeting of the Teacher Training Alumni Association of District No 6 of the Indiana County Sabbath School Association was held at the Presbyterian church in Penn Run. H A Holsapple spoke on The Purpose and Aims of the Alumni and offered suggestions. Officers include President Zoe Dyens and secretary treasurer Rev CG Barnett. The cabinet features Rev John Lloyd Miss Florence Dick and Mrs F Golden. Miss Eva Burkhart Mabel Burkhart Gladys Moorhead and Helen Moorhead formed a class that recently graduated from the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Ruin
Teacher Training Alumni Association of District No. 6
Indiana County Sabbath School Association
Presbyterian Church
Pent Run
H. A. Holsapple
Zoe Dyens
Barnett
John Lloyd
Florence Dick
F. §. Golden
Eva
Mabel Burkhart
Gladys
Helen Moorhead
Claus
That Money Question and the Christmas Spirit
A compact reflection notes that generous people often lack funds while those with money usually save rather than spend. The piece suggests shyness about giving despite good intent and contrasts spending habits with charitable spirit.
A Present for Kitty Radio Gift Promise
A child Lucy tells her father she wants to give her kitty a radio so she can enjoy all the world’s wit-con certs. The snippet shows a playful exchange with the line To l Ike to give my kitty a radio and the father’s puzzled response. The source reads like a humorous domestic vignette from a period paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy
M. B. Thomas
Western Newspaper Union
Christmas Gift for the Man with Coal at Home
In a Louisville Courier Journal item the Christmas gift for the average domestic coal supplier is a magnifying glass a pair of tweezers and a framed motto Keep the home fires burning linking domestic labor to wartime spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Courier-Journal
Market outlook by commodity groups and steel stocks
The week saw overall gains in commodities with grains lagging slight. Copper and sugar prices rose while steel demand signals show producers likely to hold prices into next year. Analysts forecast a selective bull market with foods, stores, tobacco and electricity favored and metals like steel and copper facing mixed prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slack Exchange House
Obacco
Can and Electric Company
Ain
Carnegie Steel
Lan
The Right Spirit
A brief note urges readers to keep a festive mood and avoid partisan framing during the Christmas season, encouraging inclusive cheer without political bias.
Those Slippers Grandfather Believes I Will Be A Flr
A compact note where a grandfather predicts a future role of slippers in family humor. The speaker ponders how many pairs might exist, leaving the exact number undecided and playful in tone.
Always Someone There and the Family Treat Muster
A man attempting to slip a few gifts into the house encounters a constant family gathering around the treat. The scene reflects a playful family dynamic where gifts trigger collective attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doer
Hillsdale Christmas and community notices mixture
Local social notes list callers at Barnesford and Virginia Hellman visiting from Jeannette, plus sick list including Mrs Gromiey and Mrs Ake. Helen Mitchell visits New Washington. Elizabeth Ake returns from Indiana. Christmas entertainment planned at Hillsdale schoolhouse Monday evening. Card of Thanks from Paul Brewer and from the Sickenberger family. Memorial notice for Norman Ivan Tyzer aged six. Bank meeting notice for Mirmers and Miners Bank of Jacksonville on January 8 1924. Administrator’s notice for J Id Pliten estate in South Mahoning township with claims and debts admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Dishong
Misa Silva
Dishoney
Nola Fuller
Ang
Barnesford
Virginia Hellman
Jeannette
J. H. Hellman
George Gromiey
D. Ake
Our. Cross
George Getty
Helen Mitchell
New Washington
Elizabeth Ake
Indiana
Hillsdale
Mirmers and Miners Bank of
Jacksonville
Kent
W. J. McQuilkon
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