Progressive Era Political Notices and Local Ad Rates
The Indiana Progress lists classified notices and subscription rates dated 1910, with editorial and business details, followed by Republican National Committee election instructions and a notice about primary election procedures for Pennsylvania. It includes a visit note about A. M. Taylor, Rochester, NY, manager of a railroad news bureau, and a description of a staff magazine for company employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Taylor
Rochester
N. Y
Buffalo, Norchester & Pittsburg Railway Company
Taylor
IBM Ployees
TEACHERS INSTITUTE AT RICH HOLLOW SCHOOL HOUSE
A long program for a teachers institute at Rich Hollow School House Cherryhill Township on February 19 1910 begins with devotional exercises and organization. Topics include end of the end bacteria and the duties of grade teachers plus discussions on how to teach agriculture and the compulsory school laws. Afternoon sessions cover teaching history and geography to new standards consolidating rural schools and discipline remedies. Nettie Fitzgerald invites all educators to attend and bring the institute songbooks for a educational feast with a noon lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Houck
William Slippy
Roy Wolfe
Levoe
Ernest Kinsey
Blanche Frantz
Bessie Gibson
Gordon Coy
Dee Ellenberger
Mary Smith
Topie
Vinton Amond
Robert Ray
Olive Henry
Grace Cay
Lizzie Hadden
Boyd Russell
Elizabeth Holgapple
Shelocta
Ewg
T.L. Patton
Herbert Fleming
Bertha M
George
Russell
Robinson
C. A. Campbell
John M. Robinson
Ernest McLaughlin
Bilder Peeter
M. Helen Smith
Deane Campbell
Margaret Cunningham
Nettie Fitzgerald
John Ileming
Mary Abel
Claude Petted
Grace Allshouse
Attorney l
BE. Miller
Himore Campbell
Consolidated Rural School
Frank Ankeny
James F. Chapman
Vadia Watt
Mae Ramer
Irmo Johnston
Minnia I. Gibson
Friends of Education
Lytle
Keating
Marry Young
Harry Rusgelt
Proud Lightner
N. C. Doughiss
W. R. Calhon
Olive Smith
Cora Uneapher
Claire Weaver
Lloyd Roberts
Frank Mumuu
Helen Nichol
Edna Kuupy
Sara Bagley
George Ober
Helle Jeming
Educational Rally at Ghisemore School House Green Twp
An Educational Rally is scheduled at Ghisemore School House Green Township on February 26 1910 with forenoon devotional and talks by A G Glenn Floyd Lightner and Lottie Brown among others. Topics include uniform textbooks across the state and central schools via good roads with a board of education discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghisemore
Green Township
Keily
A. G. Glenn
Floyd Lightner
Lottie Brown
Mattila McaAnulty
Lenore Teyers
Ammu Edwards
Mark Yack
Murray Johns
Helen Barr
Flo Grumbling
Paul Wilt
Trazel Knupp
Ethel Fay Simpson
Board of Education
Meilwood Literary Society Meeting at Heilwood School
The Heilwood School Literary Society will meet Friday afternoon February 18 in the schoolhouse. The program includes readings, recitations, debates on Lincoln versus Washington, a spelling match between high school pupils and seventh and eighth graders, and remarks by committee members John Williams, Julia Pearce, and J Blair Mulley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meilwood Literary Society
Heilwood School Literary Society
Marlon Severn
Clifton Pennington
Edna Haywood
Maurice Ragosin
William H. Williams
Pearl Mulley
Mika Siwith
Margaret Mooney
Eisie Lunn
Lincoln
Death Notice Miss Martha Ruth Crawford at North Point
Miss Martha Ruth Crawford daughter of William and Mary Crawford of near North Point died Wednesday morning February 9 at about 35. She suffered eighteen years with an incurable affliction, most hours borne in humble faith. Surviving are siblings Mrs Ella Dills Mrs B C Hallowell James L Crawford Mrs Ki S McIntosh Jos P Crawford Mrs Frank Loving Frank B Crawford William H Crawford Chas WW Crawford and John G Mary B Crawford. Funeral at United Brethren church Friday morning conducted by Rev G W McIntyre and Rev J C Erb with burial at North Point cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Ruth Crawford Iiss
Marthe Ruth Crawford
Daunhter
Wiliam
Mary Courley Crawford
Near North Point
Ruth Crawford
Huible
Ella Dills
Rochester Milla
B.C. Hallowell
du Gols
James L. Crawford
Ki. S. McIntosh
Burns, Kins
Jos. P. Crawford
Sylacaiuga
Ala
Frank Loving
Dayton
Frank 2B Crawford
North Point
William H. Crawford
Rankin
Chas
Ferguson school report for February fifth month
Report from Ferguson school in White township for the fifth month ending February 8. Enrollment 47 with 31 males and 16 females. Attendance averages 33 total with 25 males and 10 females. Overall attendance 73 percent. Those present every day included Goldie Miller, Viola Miller, Mary George, Hisie Hill, Roy Henry, Lowry Lockard, Glenn Lockard, Ford Hill, Harry Hill, Chas Hill, Harry Shearer, Blair Pisher, and Ward Pisher. H B Beers, Teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferguson School
White Township
Goldie
Viola Miller
Mary George
Hisie Hill
Roy Henry
Lowry
Glenn Lockard
Ford
Harry
Chas
Hill
Harry Shearer
Blair
Ward Pisher
H. B. Beers
Remarkable Bohemian Girl at Auditor ium by Aborn Opera
Aborn Opera Company stages a grand revival of Balfe’s The Bohemian Girl at the Auditorium this evening. Notable innovations include dramatic Devilshott scenes, gypsy caravan encampment, and a La Gioconda ballet interlude. Cast features Edith Allan Henry Taylor Mildred Rogers George W. Dunistan and others. Seats at Hall's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aborn Opera Company
Messrs
Devilshott
Arline
P. J. McCarthy
Irma Phillips
John Willard
Hall's
North is Endorsed for Re-election to Congress
The Kittanning Tribune endorses S Taylor North for a second term in Congress from this district. North, in Washington during the May primary, cites a background of five state legislative terms and prior nomination without opposition. The Republican candidate pledges support for social, moral, industrial interests and Allegheny River improvements with hopes for an appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Aire
Republican Congressional Committee
Republican State Committee
Republican National Committee
State Committee
Pennsylvania
National Committee
Iown
Commonwealth
The
Harrisburg
William B, Crow
W. Hailey Barigit
Chicago
Ilinois
Republican State Committee of Pennsylvania
William B. Chow
W. Harry Baker
S. Taylor North
Congress
Washington
Vetara
North
Allegheny
Kittanning
Colver juniors beat Wehrum Big Fiya in rough league game
Colver defeated Wehrum 21 to 8 in a Saturday night basketball clash witnessed by a large crowd. Colver pulled away in the second half, seven of nine field goals to Wehrum's three. Dowen starred with five field goals and one goal from the foul line, while Oates added four, and Martis contributed one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colver
Wehrum
Wehraum
Caius BP
Martis
Dowen
F. Frazier
J. Dowen
Kitchenbradg R
Kinney
G. Martis
G. Rainey
G. Shoemaker
LK. Oates
H, Dowen
Shoemaker
BE. Oates
Kuchenbrode
Market Quotations and Literary Society Program
Market quotations for butters, beef, sheep, hogs, and calves list prices and ranges from Butter-Prints to stags. The section also notes a local Athenaeum Literary Society program at Brush Hollow schoolhouse Center township for Friday evening February 25 with songs, recitations, readings, debates on Wilson re election, and characteristics of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Athaeneum Literary Society
Brush Hollow
Center Township
America
Homer Lockard
Grace Landtfair
Martha Miller
W. R. Altman
A. I. Miller
Mrs. Kutekle
Anna Akins
Wm. Forestell
Kosgy Lockard
Nettie Kunkle
Gertrude Miller
Howard Altman
8. M. Miller
Huth Altman
Florence Moore
Blaine Lockard
Sue Shields
Kunkle
Wilson
L.A. Altman
S. MM. Miller
C. O. Swasy
Mt Union School Gets Plumbing Contract
The R. Lumsden Company of town has been awarded the 85,000 dollar contract for plumbing the new Mt Union School building now under construction in Mt Union Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the &. R. Lumsden Company
Mt. Union
WANTED Experienced hospital worker at Dixonville
Wanted experienced woman to work at Dixonville hospital in Indiana. Middle aged preferred with good wages. Phone or apply at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wowan Wouk
Dixonville Hospital
Dixonville
Lincoln Ol
Cleveland
T-lip Ta
Brendy
Graneville
Coln Highway
Jeannette
T-Store
Neely
Apollo
Livermore
Rayne
Tanoma
George M. Short
Clymer
Farm For Rent Near Seward Inquire Of Matthews Bros
80 acre farm located about ten minutes walk from Seward Pennsylvania. Property offered by Matthews Brothers with details to be provided on inquiry. Contact 2 miles east of Seward for further information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seward
Matthews Bros
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Indiana Progress
County
Moormead
Gash Mnat Au Company
Todtana
Nathan DL. Strong
Brookville
Armstrong
Clarion
Indiana
Jefferson
Jepblican
Pennayyaq
China- BC
Prepas Warnen
Jacad
Rich Hll
Cherryhill Township
SLOAN
Sloan Bros
Court House
Aborn Opera Co. II
Iasinger
Pwo
Dirk
Daller
Chestnut Street
Iia
Chas. A. Nichol
Win
Ligeett
Philadelphia
Gite
North Broad Street
Roy J. Titvinger
Colyer
Cherry Steet
Cherry Tree
Rayne Township
Locust Street
South
Mahoning Township
C. L. Hudson
Creekside
Wm. Morrison
R. D. Mintonu Center
Totel
Getty
Jersey Cow
Wm. N. Osgood
J. H. Swisher
Marion Center
Grond
Luquite Werner Bros
Indana
B-tre
David
His & Son
Pen Koller Mills
John Wreck
Sy Fume Bank
Elmer B. Kilne
Todiana
Selection Unlimited
Yxives
United States Kurms Agency
Pittsburg
Roata A
Bede
Nastrun
Mary A. Parnaworth
Rt. D. 8
Tone Young
South Tenth Street
Third Ward
Harrison Kays- Mann
School Street
W. Phila
Hart Schafiner & Mars
Onmhonds Ami Road
M.N. Marshall
Thatreat Wocka
B. W
Sania
Dha Prahager
Shintteville
Tohn HH. Pierce
Peter Boyer
Armstrong Towhalip
Pata Eatate
Nathan Boydr
Homer City
Wilmer Stewart
IndiAna Hardware CO
Indiana, PA
George Washington
Moorhead Bros
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
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