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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1918

Page

4

Spring Typhoid Warns Against Water Dangers

The article warns residents to watch typhoid risks from contaminated water as winter filth and snowmelt wash filth into streams. It urges boiling water for domestic use at first signs of trouble and questions city beautification costs versus improving purification works. It notes U S wartime efforts, women in agriculture, smokeless powder plants, carrier pigeons, athletic training camps, and various local notices and auctions.

Tybhoid United States Department of Agriculture Curvier Iunters

Local Notes and Weekend Travels Mentioned in Clarksburg

Clarksburg locals report Elsie Hart and Learn visiting Miss Hart's sister Mrs Cribbs, with others like J M McPhilmy and Irvin Coleman noted. A landslide halts traffic near town, a car is freed from mud, and town events include a Red Cross drive, baptist church entertainment, and a county anti hunger effort. several residents travel or visit Indiana and Irwin areas, with several community figures cited.

Elsie Hart Learn J. C. Rose Lingh Lowman IL. M. Lowman Indiana Foster Park Youngstown Lberary Russia Germany O. . Hood Wlwin Irwin R. A. Harbison J. T. Young T. H. Coleman Town H. Colerman Kinter Irwin Anna McLaughlin Harry George Albany N. Y Pine Flats

Marion Center Notes and Local Arrivals

Edgar Dawson from Punxsutawney spent several days in town last week. Mrs Belle McCune is seriously ill at home with pneumonia. Rev G L Nevins granted a month’s absence to join Y M C A work at an army training camp. Harry Stahl bought a fine black wolf from George Conway. J WW Helman was at Noto Satio.

Wm. Schurr Red Cross Thompson Wehoal Charles Buchanan Co. I Glina Buchanan Kellysburg Camp Lee Overseas Service W. Findley Cramer Mack W. N. Liggett Indiana James J. Hutchinson W. A. Guthrie Florence Dick Susan Allens Strongstown Joe Patchin Gamp Lee Agnes Patchin Armagh Gladys Campbell Indiana Hospital A. E. Johnston D. W. Brendlinger Johnstown Johnston Edgar Dawson Punxsutawney Belle McCune Nevins Y. M. CG Harry Stahl George Conway J. WW. Helman Noto Satio

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