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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1896

Page

5

Increasing Park Areas in American Cities

The article surveys rapid growth in urban parklands across major cities, noting New York’s expansion to 5174 acres after acquiring 3400 more acres at a cost of 9.8 million. It compares parks in Chicago Philadelphia Berlin Vienna London Paris and Baltimore, and cites Brooklyn and Newark developments. It explains bonding to fund parkland without immediate tax burdens.

New York City Ordy P.cod Philacelpia Chicago Berliu Vienna London Paris New York Mulberry Bend Corlears Hook Jackson Park Washington Park Lincoln Park Humbldt Park Cleveland St. Louis San Francisco Philadelphia Baltimore Druid Hill Park United States Indianapolis Brooklyn Kings County Prospect Park Newark Trenton

Special Ten Day Excursion to Washington via Pennsy Railroad

The Pennsylvania Railroad offers a ten day excursion to Washington March 5 and other dates with stopovers in Baltimore. Excursion tickets are sold at quoted rates good for use on all trains except the Pennsylvania Limited and include return coupons. If passenger numbers are low the trip may run on regular trains. Tickets available in Pittsburg at Union Ticket Office and Union Station, with details from Thomas E. Watt, Western District Passenger Agent.

Pennsylvania Railroad Company Pittsburg Baltimore Pennsylvania Southwest Branch Greensburg Indiana Blairsville Martinsburg Hollidaysburg Altoona Bedford Huntington Pennsylvania Limited Union Ticket Office Fifth Avenue Smithfield Street Union Station Thomas E. Watt Western District Brownsville Charlera Monongahela City Oliver Ida.m. Ac Laferty Bau Braddock Irwin Uniontown Connellsville Scottande Butler _ ry Jolorsteawn Cresson Marviiusbur Bellwood Bellefonte Earfield Washington

Curbing Consumption: Cure Claims by Golden Medical Discovery

An advertisement describes how many people show signs of fatigue weak digestion and skin issues with consumption looming as a creeping disease. It touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for leading to consumption and offers a free 160 page book from the Worlds Dispensary Medical Association Buffalo NY after sending six cents for postage.

Dr. Pierce Golden Medical Discovery World’s Dispensary Medical Association Buffalo, N. Y

Market Report Wheat and Livestock Prices

A dense period market report lists grain prices for No 1 red and yellow corn, timothy and clover feeds, butter, cheese, eggs, poultry, and live stock values. It records cattle, hogs, sheep, lambs, veal calves, and other items with quotation ranges and regional notes, reflecting a busy agricultural market.

Atic i Seri Hill Thagor Hay New York Wisconsin

Child Zola Vern Dies at East Run at Four

February 4 1896 records the death of Zola Vern daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Burker East Run aged four years nine months and a few days. The verse laments the loss and solace from faith while advertising Hood's Pills for rheumatism in the final line.

Zola Vern Samuel Burker East Run Zola God

Belle Ford Benefit Concert at Library Hall

Pastor J O Walton of Christ Church Carthage Illinois endorses Belle Ford for a refined literary entertainment. A benefit concert is held Monday February 17 1896 at Library Hall with admission 15 25 and 35 cents helping church members.

Belle Ford J. O. Walton Christ Church Carthage Library Hall

A W Wilson & Son Offer Black Goods Styles and More

The retailer promotes a wide range of black dress goods from Paris, Berlin and Bradford in Mohair Crepon and Lizard weaves priced 25¢ to $1.75 a yard, plus plain serges. It touts washables that won’t fade, new embroidery, and a stock of men’s pants from Shippensburg Manufacturing Co. Also highlights bargain children’s pantalets, waists, and cheaper shoes as leather prices drop, with new spring neckties in imperial and De Jo nvilles shapes.

Paris Berlin Bradford Shippensburg Manufacturing Co Darro Dinity Cordele Marquis Dimity Indiana Roller Mills Wilson, Rowe & Hetrick

Auctions and foreclosures at Indiana County court sale

Notices announce executions and foreclosures in Indiana and Cherryhill townships and White township Pa. on March Term 1896 with multiple parcels including 96 acres and 50 to 50 plus acres timbered land under coal, plus a 40 acre tract. Purchasers must pay at least 100 dollars upon knockdown and finalize deeds by March court acknowledgement date. Numerous case listings follow for March 16 17 18 19.

Court of Common Pleas Indiana County Court House Indiana, Pa Geo. T. McHenry Daniel Hill White County Indiana Pennsylvania JH Hill W.B Hill J M Brown J A Patterson Daniel Fritz Levi Fritz Dan Center Township Dixon Snyder McDonald Scott Altimus William Peddicord James Pedd Cherryhill Township Thomas Ray William Martin G W McHenry Yellow Creek F Cameron March Ferm R. H. Johnston Sarah Johnston Banks Township H & G Prothero John Sharp David Graham James Radcliff William A Smith Indiana Borough County of State of Clara M Books Jacob A Hile A S Campbell James Campbell White Township G McHenry John Faith John Groft Margaret Neeler A. W. Coy Albert Coy J M Guthrie George Wike DM Frock D M Frock Shrimp Creasley Pine County George Huffman William Rhodes George Rhodes Lowry Cameron Margaret Coy Elkin D. C. Mack Ss. C. Thompson James Blair Adm R. U.S John M. Stewart Lebbeus Kunkle S.C. Coleman S. R. Earhart J. M. Hine Theo. Donahey Nancy Gartley Joseph T. Johnston J. M. Stewart Nelson McCormick Steele Carr W. W. Engle James S. Black George Schlemer P. C. Muth Levi McGregor Adam King Joseph H. Smith Christopher Sweitzer J. A. Campbell F. Clark John A. McFeaters J. M. Guthrie Notice Wm. McCurdy John W. McCurdy Black James Moore

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Extern Ion Jn Washington, D.C Pennsylvania Railroad the Market Report W. M. Cunningham New Indiana Flouring Mill Eneeseeneereeren Hood A. W. Wilson & Son Percales A.w.wilson & Son Sheriff’s Sales R D Scott A D Scott Alexander H. Mitchell Sallie E. Mitchell A. W. Nealor Progress Office Cunning Hatts Wallace Dry Goods Stores J.C. Wallace & Son Props Sterling
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