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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1904

Page

6

Stage star Harriet chooses art over romance and storms

In a Adirondack cottage, Harriet Walton faces a career path in the theater while her beloved Tom frets over independence. A fierce electrical storm tests their bond as Tom races to comfort her after a near tragedy, revealing deeper feelings and regret. The episode ends with Harriet reconsidering her path as the couple glimpses a hopeful future.

Tommy Harret Harriet Tom Hattie Mrs. Walton Adirondacks Mas Walton Sala Alice

Better Than Gold

A Lancaster New Hampshire man F J Green credits Electric Bitters with curing years of chronic indigestion and nervous debility. He notes his wife also remains in excellent health and praises the tonic for female troubles. The ad lists Daugherty Bros Indiana Pa Bickenberger Co Homer City Pa and E Green Plumville Pa as local druggists offering the 50 cent remedy with satisfaction guaranteed.

F. J. Green Lancaster N. H Daugherty Bros Indiana Bickenberger & Co Homer City E. Green Plumville

Building lots for private sale in Indiana Pa

Offered at private sale are nine building lots on Third Street School Street and White Street in Indiana Pennsylvania. All sit in good locations with drainage and terms arranged by owner Joan R Bryan 28 South Fifth Street Indiana Pa.

Third Street School Street White Street Joan R. Bryan South Vifth Street Indiana

Countywide Sales Cited In Contracts By Mail

County records note sales activity cited in the county and indicate contracts formed by mail across the region. The report highlights contractual agreements completed remotely and shows the expansion of commerce through postal mechanisms.

Farmers' Telephone Company Holds Second Annual Meeting

At Plinnyville on January 19 1004 the Farmers' Telephone Company elected officers to lead the year and amended its constitution and by laws. President Hon. N. Seanor. vice president G. Meant. secretary Milton VanHorn. assistant secretary Sius McMuania. treasurer D A Hamilton. Directors: Ex-Sheriff T B Neal Frank Douglass S M Fleming Dr H J McCullough and Chas Blose. Membership nears 1500. 400 lines. 1000 telephones and switch boards. Treasury $148.08. expenses $178.72. Name changed to Harmers' Telephone Company. Provisions limit annual expenses per member to 25 cents and require line management by division, with no debt by the executive board and a membership card. 1000 copies of constitution and by-laws ordered printed. W P Muir, Secretary.

Farmers’ Telephone Company Plinnyville Offcers N. Seanor G. Meant Milton VanHorn Sius McMuania D. A. Hamilton T. 8. Neal Frank Douglass M. Fleming H. J. McCullough Chas. Blose Harmers’ Telephone Company W. P. Muir

Local Institute by Harlowing at Hilltop Schoolhouse

The program for teachers institute at Hilltop schoolhouse Armstrong township on February 12 and 13, 1904 outlines organization of institute, welcome address by Wm. Anderson, and topics led by Ernest McLaughlin, Hallie Wachob, J. M. Robinson, Vernie Johnston, Maude Couch, Mae Johnston, Tda M. Kettering, BR. S. Russell, S. FH. Kerr, H. D. Carnahan, J. C. Walker, B. R. Peclor, N. M. Rothel. Includes debate on common schools and potential township high school feasibility. Musical direction by D. W. Davis. Ebr. D. A. Gorman relocates to Indiana with Boggs & McGregor, offering veterinary services. office and prior practice noted. Also mentions Jell-O advertising and telephone number 44 for urgent cases.

Teachers’ Institute Hilltop Schoolhouse Armstrong Township Wm. Anderson Ernest McLaughlin Hallie Wachob N. M. Bethel D. W. Davis Hugh Ray D. W. Anderson J. M. Robinson Vernie Johnston Maude Couch Mae Johnston Tda M. Kettering BR. 8 Russell S. FH. Kerr H. D. Carnahan Township High School J.C. Walker B. R. Peclor N. M. Rothel Ebr D. A. Gorman Indiana Boggs & McGregor Carpenters Avenue Gorman Ontario Veterinary College Toronto Veterinary Department University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia Johnstown Prothero

Farm up for sale on Mahoning road near Indiana rail

Seventy seven acres tract offers157 acres of fine farming land on the Mahoning road seven miles from Indiana and half a mile from the railroad. Features include a good seven room frame house with spring, a frame barn, stone spring house, two orchards, and a schoolhouse on the property. Quick buyer desired. Address J V Shibbs Gilpin Va James Seedy Juidiana Pa or Fondent. Three offices opposite New American house. Enquire at Progress office.

Mahoning Road Indiana Ata Baevain J. OV. Shibibs Gilpin James Sevedy Juidiana

Advertising Trip Promises Complete Cure System

A promotional notice claims a new medical system offers free consultation and treatment for chronic diseases and deformities. It touts cataphoresis based cures for deafness, catarrh, weak lungs, epilepsy, and more, with no charge for medicine and office visits, urging early patient visits and reference to the Progress newspaper.

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