Local Correspondence From Pittsburg Area Notes
Local notes report Miss May Dick visiting in East End Pittsburg and Mrs W B Norris of Philadelphia visiting friends. Dr I P Klingensmith and M G Miller are in Philadelphia on business. Mrs Ella Miller returned home from Beatty. A Republican meeting at Town Halls drew a good crowd with strong speeches. Masters Irvie and Ted Miller visit family in Indiana then Walnut Street. J M Harvey shipped the sea serpent, part of a winter show. Rev 2 E McClure assisted Rev Brownlee in Indiana. Rev Clark preached in Pittsburgh. Alfred E Lapsley and Clara M Pierce wed then traveled West. plan to live here on return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Dick
East End
Pittsburg
W. B. Norris
Philadelphia
I. P. Klingensmith
M. G. Miller
Ella Miller
George
Beatty
Masters Irvie
Ted Miller
Robert Miller
Indiana
John W. Marshall
Walnut
J. M. Harvey
Johnstown
Harvey
E. McClure
Brownlee
Clark
Allegheny Theological Seminary
McClure
U. P
Alfred E. Lapsley
Union Station
Pennsylvania
Chas. McEwen
James Rankin
Belle Aul
D. W. Schrecongest
Mrs. Tucker
John Stuchul
Andrew Morrow
Alice
Ella Martin
Dollie Pontins
Laura Pierce
Ambrose
Marie Zimmerman
Ethel Lemon
Emma Marshall
Dayton
Alishouse
Greenoak
Smicksburg
Lottaie Schrecongost
Cilla Morrow
Jean
Vernie Miller
Messrs
James Stuchell
Archie Miller
Chas. Thompson
Preble
John Miller
Prothero
Kellysburg
Lou Oberlin
Capt
Lukehart
Frank Prosser
M. E
W. D. Lukehart
du Bois
Lester Myers
Alex
Ruit
Morg. Cutler
Mabel McQuilkin
Anna North
Eva Dinsmore
Nana Hastings
Lizzie Robinson
Mesers
Jord Jones
Andy Allison
Punxtsutawney
Lily Streamer
Maggie Stear
Smidlaburg
H. D. Condron
H@ne
Local notices and community updates from a small town
Hugh Roberts is on the sick list as snow boosts coal business. Our blacksmith and painter A. G. Glenn recoveries and travels noted. Miss Kate Lockard leads a thriving school. Christian Endeavor Society meets Sundays at Nolo. Mrs. Mary Bowers dies aged and interred at Mount Zion. Trustees plan a large select summer school. A. W. Glenn and B. S. Griffith recruit students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Roberts
A. G. Glenn
Indiana
Kate Lockard
Christian Endeavor Society
Nolo
Mary Bowers
Mount Zion
Select School
A. W. Glenn
B. 8. Griffith
Lynn School House
Zora Campbell
Ella Donaldson
Blairsville
Addison Palmer
Mr. Shetterly
Local notes from Shelocta and vicinity recount visits and plans
Dr. W A McChesney and Harry Edwards are listed as ill and chilled winter travel curbs persist as residents attend church and social events. Several locals visit relatives in Elderton Indiana Blair County and Natrona. Businesses update with Alex McCracken renting the old hotel stand for April 1 and a boxing club forming, while engineers survey Blacklick Creek for a possible railroad next year.
Bread Quality Sparks Domestic Woes and Remedies
A discussion on how bad bread causes anger at home, with causes including old yeast and flawed flour. The remedy lies in careful practices by bakers and using David Ellis & Sons flour, touted as among the best in the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis
David Ellis & Sons
In Every Department Dry Goods Ladies and Men's Shoes
A brief catalog note lists items across departments including dry goods and both ladies and men's footwear. The entry signals a shopwide sale or featured stock across departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Bargain sale at Cunningham and Hinds on Philadelphia street
A local ad notes an elegant line of plaids reduced to 10c per yard at V. M. Cunningham's. Fresh oranges and fruits and oyster and confectionery items are offered at J. B. Hinds on Philadelphia street. Checkered Front advertises the best clover seed in the market and Columbia flour as a top choice with sale offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. M. Cunningham’s
J. B. Hinds
Philadelphia Street
Columbia
J. B Hinds
Marshall and Kline's War on Tariff Prices
The ad notes persistent price cuts at Marshall and Kline's as tariff battles heat up in the House and Senate. It proclaims aggressive discounting on winter goods despite legislative uncertainty, calling the current sale the ship they are sailing in and promising lower prices amid profit erosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall & Kline's
United States Senate
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Frank Napp
Purchase Line
A. C. Glass
Pine Flat
Lillie Goss
Hillsdale
Irwin Houk
Sample Gallagher
Knights of Labor
John Wheeler
Lewis Weiss
Dixonville
G. McAfees
Deckers Point
David McMillen
J. A. Wheeler
William Boucher
Bingham Clawson
D. R. Houk
W. L. Houk
Frederick Buterbaugh
William Johnston
W. A. McChesney
Harry Edwards
Heffiefinger
Ad. Gibson
Elderton
Bovand
Thomas Armstrong
Derry
Amos Anthony
Robert
Natrona
William McCullough
John Russel
Alex. McCracken
Kittanning
Shelocta
Mr. McCracken
A.C. Bothell
Sloan Walker
W. T. Kerr
Cookport
Joseph Mack
Cherrytree
James Edmiston
Joseph Ober
Robinson
Sadie Leasure
Callie Fisher
Decker’s Point
Zenie Fisher
James Rodkey
Douglass
Marion Center
Cockport
Harry and
Will Russel
A. B. Goodlin
Earl Fleming
James Bagley
Bert Lydick
Heshbon
J. A. Campbell
Blacklick Creek
Blacklick
George Palmer
Andrew Carnahan
Kenwood
James Stiteler
Ed. Condron
Homer
Penn Mills
Penn
Indiana, PA
Loughry
Particu
Rive
A. W. Wilson
V. M. Cunningham's
8. C. Kennedy
Mumittee
Daniel Hawk
Dee Peelor
Prothonotary
Geo. W. Hood
Noah Kifer
Creekside
Indiana County
Andrew Gibson
Lewris Bayser
Thesna Road
Newville
Esbit
Inpi
Brown
TERS
Ceriet Gehen i Res Ree
Ieee Uy
Strater
Nouht
Congress
U.S. Senate
Marshall & Kline’s
Marshall & Kline
W. M. Cunnigham
W. M. Cunninghasts
Philadelphia and
Second Sts
Wes
Indaba, PA
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