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Indiana Progress in Indiana, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1909
Page
8
Christmas Gift Orders from Boggs & Buhl
It is common for resident customers to gift friends a store order for gloves, handkerchiefs, books, jewelry, hosiery, leather goods, pictures, furs, china, cut glass, art pottery or wearing apparel. Orders may be sent by express or money order and shipped with free transport within five hundred miles on $5 or more and within the United States on $10 or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Boggs & Buhl
Naual
United States
Real estate transfers and a fatal bath robe fire
A list shows numerous property transfers including farms and lots in Armstrong, Indiana, West Wheatfield, Green, and Marion with buyer seller names and sums. The report also covers the death of Thomas Valentine Cooper in Media from a cigar fire in his bathrobe, aged 74, and a Pennsylvania agricultural note on lime sulfur wash preparation for fruit trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whatton
Opal
Bony
Ta Laney
Samuel Gitada
Thomas Walpold
Si-L
Montgomery
W. M. Blose
Robert H. Russell
Enone
John B. Russell
H.C. Mack
East Wheatfield
C.F. Ling
William F. Calhoun
B. M. Clark
Philadelphia
Thomas Valentine Cooper
Pennsylvania
Media
Cooper
Thomas Y. Cooper, Jr
Harry Turner
J. W. Cooper
Tom
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania National Guards Rearranged In 1919-20
The article details reorganizations in the Pennsylvania National Guard effective January 1, 1920. It lists brigades and regiment assignments, transfers of officers, and shifts of companies to form a four-brigade structure. It notes questions about whether Colonel Taylor will move to the Twelfth Regiment and preserves notable young commanders. It also announces a Teachers Institute program for Dry Knob school house January 21-22, 1910, with sessions, debates, and topics on teaching methods and reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Harrisburg
San Jose Seale
Algnal
John ‘A. Wiley
C.M. Clemente
Dougherty
James B. Coryell
Paradelphias
Jueh
Taylor
War ‘Department
Highth
Huntingdon
Bellefonte
Hollidaysburs
Blairsville
George. J. McCune
Altoona
Indiana
Chas. GC. McLain
Lewistown
Twelfth
Fifth
Clements
State Guard
Mani
Pennsylvania National ‘Guard
Igp
Philadelphia
Highteenth
Pitts
Teachers’ Institute
Teach‘ers’ Institute
Dry Knob
West Mahohing Township
J. F Stabley
Blaine
Dodgen
C.S
Davis
Lewis
Clair Gahigan
Rev
J. F. Stabley
Wilda
Skinner
Affirm
R.‘L
Binerick
Vans ‘Dodson
Chase
Millicon
Merle Black
George
Meade Bond
Mary B. Crawford
Nannie Wingrove
Annie Ralston
Homer
Auteler
Weaver
Albert
Elkin
Rober
Merick
Pleasant Surprise for Mrs Dickey on 65th Birthday
Pleasant surprise honors Mrs. A. Dickey of Troy on her 65th birthday with many relatives visiting, greetings, and gifts. Also notes Mrs Mabel Neste recovering after recent operation at Indiana hospital and local newspaper subscription details and holiday stock ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Dickey
Troy
Y.a
Mabel Neste
Town
Indiana Hospital
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