Weekend visits and local notices from Strongatown
Edward Boyer and wife of Morrellville visited Thomas Digan's family and returned home Saturday after a week away. John Hoffman and wife of Wintondale were guests of Mr and Mrs Toru. Alan Graham was in Tediana last week. Samuel Helnin was injured by a falling tie while hauling. confined at home. Miss Kido and Lee Cassatt of Burlington visited locals. Mrs 4 M Brown stayed with her mother at Evans Run. W H Aldimas and wife visited friends at Trona. Miss Kate Wallace, No 8 school teacher in Burlington township, visited her father and stepmother. Harry W Miller of Ivison stayed with J Brown’s family. Miss Mary Glasser, Burlington township teacher, visited CG W Bennett’s family. Henry George and wife of Bethel stayed with Mr and Mrs John Grow. A I Bennett, William Bennett, and George May dove to Belsono for a revival. Local illness includes J B George, Bert Orner, William W Stewart, the Lloyd family, and the Duncan children. Cuba Free Press notes new Indiana Pa laundry owners Hedden and Halstead, with praise for modern, first‑class service. Smith remains the lone wallpaper dealer not closing. 1904 stock offered. Smith’s Store advertises room moulding and low prices.
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Strongatown
Edward Boyer
Morrellville
Thomas Digan
Near Town
John Hoffman
Wintondale
Toru
Alan Graham
Tediana
Bie
Samuel Helnin
Miss Kido
Lee Cassatt
Bultington
M. Brown
Evans Ran
Cambria County
W. H. Aldimas
Trvona
Mary Glasser
Burlington Township
CG. W. Bennett
Hanry George
Bethel
George
John Grow
Babbath
George May Dove
Belsano
Bert Orner
William W. Stewart
Dick Lloyd
Oh. Bs
John W. Duncan
Indiana Markets Prices From Tuesday Trade
Fragmented OCR lists market items with beans cabbage onions poultry and grain quotes. Mentions Baker eyes Politoes Lauret Cran*ed incomprehensible words and mixed spellings, rendering prices and units unclear.
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Barelewhart
Market prices and notices from Pittsburg dated February 15
The report lists corn, oats, hay, eggs, butter, cheeses, and cattle with prices and ranges. Also included are sheep and lambs, hogs, and a note about "A Royal Slave" at Library Hall next Tuesday, plus a request for twenty bushels of apples and sixty bushels of potatoes and a signature Wanrep. Mixed paints and enamels at Smith's.
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Pittsburg
New York
Ohio
Wisconsin
Tra A. Mynnis
Smith’s
Stumps Department Store Ad Promotes Bargains and Goods
Stumpfs Department Store at 715 Philadelphia St offers spring and summer samples, suits from $1.00, overcoats at 1 4 off, enameled ware 1 4 to 1 2 lower, shoes at low prices, and gas fixtures with discounts. Includes Man s and Boy s apparel and household goods with guaranteed value.
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Patapsco
Welsbach
A Royal Slave at Library Hall Draws Mixed Crowds
The coming engagement at Library Hall next Tuesday evening promises unusual interest for theatergoers as adherents of strict creeds resist amusements. A Royal Slave is praised as a Christian story of old Mexico presented in pictures with chapel atmosphere. Ministers and priests urge attendance, signaling strong local debate over the production. Passepartout binding and hangers in colors offered by Smith's. Smith's Art Store features varnished tile papers and Surra's Art Storm wall decor designs for sale.
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Library Hall
Mexico
Smith’s
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Cuba Free Press
Cuba
N.Y
Messrs
India
Hedden
Huardry
Richfield Springs
N. Y
Hedden and
Halstead
Smith
Smth
Finith's Act Store
Indiana
James D. Mitchel
Wheatfield Ama
McCreadt Whetfield
John A. Downing Hots Campbell
D. M. Caldwell
PENNA
Indiana Roller Mills
Iowa
Imperial
Hetrick & Wilson
Stumpf’s Department
D.C
Mack & Son
Philadelphia St
Tinware Department
Patts
Indiana Woolen Mills
American Beauty
F. C
D. C
Demarment Brates
Spe
Boniger
West Point Orchestra
Work&Son
Thompson’s Insurance Agency
Baltimore
Deposit Bank Bidg
Indiana, Pa
W. M. Cunningham
Philadelphia Stree
Pattison’s
Neets
Portieres
Brussels
L. Pattison
Smith's
Surra
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