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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1907
Page
8
Notice states a meeting of the stockholders of Oaklahd Cemetery at J Wood Clark office on Monday evening February 18 at 7 00 to elect a board of directors for next year and to transact other business. Secretary H H Stevina Indiana Pa February 6 1907.
Moorhead Illinois has purchased the business formerly run by 5 N Moorhead and Sons at 47 South Wirth Street Indiana Virginia. He will continue the buyiness at the present stand with stock including pianos organs White sewing machines Osborne farm implements threshing machines and repairs.
The Indiana County movement backs Thaddeus Stevens endowment for an Industrial School of Home for indigent orphans. Teachers form committees, urge pupils to donate one cent weekly, sending funds to J F Chapman in Indiana PA before Feb 23 1907. Public instruction will inspect under May 1905 act. Many local names appear in funding notes and placenames.
Classified notices offer work and livestock items including a farmer with dairy and shipping duties near Indiana Pennsylvania, two woodworkers for Prairie State Incubator in Homer City, a deal on White Palm ducks, two Berkshire sows and a Berkshire boar, a family mare with colt, and an inquiry for modern watches and bank services notices at Hall's.
Buffalo & Susquehanna Railroad considers building and repairing car plants near Sagamore Pennsylvania to support a new coal town. Goodyear interests inspected Pittsburgh area. plans aim to advance yards, mines, and classification facilities with costs estimated in the millions, targeting spring start and near Pittsburg.
Advertises multiple farm tracts for sale near Homer City and surrounding townships. Properties include 228 acres with coal underlay, 200 tillable acres, 28 timber acres and a house. 278 acres with two houses, two orchards, coal, near railroad. 122 acres with house and outbuildings. 50 acres with coal underlay and timber, all near Pittsburg coal area. Prices range per acre from 25 to 80, with half cash and balance to suit. Sale planned within 30 days by Scott and McConnananny, Homer City, Pa. Also promotes stationery sale offer for Progress newspaper readers.
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