Indiana Progress Real Estate Transfers Report
The Indiana Progress lists transfers in Indiana County from the last report. Notable entries include XK. B. Campbell two Creekside lots to Mrs. A. S. Tocciandi, 37b. Dixon Laird Co lot in Clymer to Joseph Christie, 3326. Noble G. Miller 100 acres in Burrell to John G. Lemon, 35880. Adam Hoffman 11 acres in Burlington to Mrs. S. L. Reed, 544.25. Hannah J. McCracken two lots in Shelocta to Jacob Kanarr, 700. Peter Bender lot in Indiana to Samuel Mr. Streams, 250. Luigi Mategrano lots in Pine to George Cicero, 1075. Louis Mategrano lot in Montgomery to Santo Bruno, 65. A. Roy Shankle’s guardian 60 acres in Black Lick to Marilla M. Kunkle, 500. Marilla M. Kunkle 60 acres in Black Lick to John S. Fisher, 500. Caroline Geary lots in Burrell to D. Miller, 950. Caroline Geary lot in Burrell to John R. Geary, 400. J. G. Ortner 50 acres in White Township?. George Trimble 31,500. James Grow 98 acres in Burlington to Webster Griffith, 2956.25.
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Midiana
L. Reed
Hannah J. McCracken
Lota
Shelocta
Jacob Kanarr
OW. C. Stephens
Pine
William Sides
Samuel
Henry
Indiana
Harriet. Caldwell
Peter Bender
Samuel Mr. Streams
Luigi Mategrano
George Cicero
Louis Mategrano
Montgomery
Santo Bruno
A. Roy Shankle
Guardian
Blacklick
Marilla M. Kunkle
John 8. Fisher
Davis A. Palmer
Burrell
Antonia Salander
Caroline Geary
D. §. Miller
John R. Geary
J. 3
Ortner
George Trimble
James Grow
Burlington
Webster Grifith
Personal Brevities From Blairsville and Nearby
D E B Thompson and J P Kennedy of Blairsville were in Indiana on Monday. Miss Alice Fry visits her uncle William Little of Brushvalley. Charles Little buys William Lewis farm in White township for 3100 dollars. W R Wissinger of Chambersville transacts business in Indiana. Earl Craven of Pittsburg visits relatives in Indiana over Sunday. Mrs J Craven and grandson Master Paul Kunkle of Ernest spend Saturday in town. A B Thompson of Wilkinsburg visits relatives in Indiana. Miss Grace Patterson of Saltsburg hosts at J M Watt residence. Attorney John A Scott of town in Cleveland last week returning home. 3 C Moore and wife of Saitsburg leave for Deland Florida until spring. Misses Kate and Jennie Fleming of Fifth street visit friends in Pittsburg. A J Pollock of Hamill buys Plomville Roller Mills and overhauls the plant to attract patronage. He plans to stock flour and feed. this week receiving two freight loads of oats and corn at low prices.
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D. EB. Thompson
J. P. Kennedy
Blairsville
Indiana
Alice, Fry
Town
William Little
Brushvalley
Charles Little
William Lewis
White Township
W. R. Wissinger
Chambersville
Earl Craven
Pittsburg
J. ©. Craven
Paul Kunkle
Ernest
Thompson
Wilkinsburg
Grace Patterson
Saltsburg
J. M. Watt
East Philadelphia
John A. Scott
Cleveland
C. Moore
Saitsburg
Deland, Fla
Miases
Kate
Jennie Fleming
Fifth Street
Dime social hosted by W C T U at Progress building
A dime social event is announced by the W C T U in the Progress building hall for next Tuesday evening with all invited. Placed notices also express thanks from families for support after a recent accident and death, including Mr. and Mrs. J A Spence and Mrs Samuel Lowry.
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Progress Building
Indiana County Republicans Seek Honest Representation
A letter from a Salisbury, Pa. resident declares withdrawal from the race for state legislature due to reduced representation. He urges voters to choose a man of principle who will oppose wealth and corporate power, support two cent per mile railroad fares, eminent domain for trolley lines, robust public schools, and prudent public spending. He defends the Republican party and notes Indiana county's coal and industry context. The writer signs as a concerned citizen from Salisbury, dated February 17, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borrons
Indiana
Che Raea
Republican Party
Indiana County
Wanxup seeks two second hand one horse spring wagons
A notice from Mrs. L. Wissincer of Indiana Pa. invites offers to buy two second hand one horse spring wagons at a stated price. Address provided at BF. D. No. 1 for response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanxup
Wissincer, R. BF. D
Indiana
Local opticians warn against frauds tied to Mr Mahaffey
Monday to Wednesday February 26 28 local notices warn the public about counterfeit eyewear sellers claiming ties to Mr W E Mahaffey. The Mahaffeys will soon cut travel but offer two year lens guarantees and free adjustments. Mrs Al Kinghorn of Indiana Pa praises the glasses for alleviating headaches and nervousness after eye exams last October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.E. Mahaffey
Pittsburg
Clawson House
iIndiana
Merchant
W. E. Mahaffey
al. Kinghorn
North Sixth Street
Indiana
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AL & Moorhead
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Erica
North Seventh Sreens
Farmers
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A. J. Pollock
Hamill
Plomville
Charles W. Shadle
Homer City
Izde Atelly
Linnett Hellenann
Anna Miller
Aya Clair Evans
Brashvalley
Alma Iel
Brashivalley
Ans Stanislaw
Veanar Iyetin
Mary A
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Acetan
Ulia
Giano Oss
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Wilgus
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Card
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Samuel Lowry
Salisbury
Prrans
New American Hotel
Chiasson House
Heehse
Anaworthe
Va Hetel
Clinson House
Sutia Factory
Hisdiana
Alice Roosevelt
White House
Alice Lee Roosevelt
United States
Nicholas Longworth
Congress
Ohio
Beushes
Smith
Fio
Clymer Manufacturing Company
Indiana House
Water Street
Smith's
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Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
S. W. Guthrie
PENNA
Blacentharrest
Foundry Alley
Wienkadh
I Nuber
Interest
Weiting
Vown Council
Ly Reagan
Aald
Ant Witkikad
Billy Wong
Coneel Chamber
Biand
Menndylvania
Sane
Aga. Ll
Nhat Kliryock
Indliana
Chestnut Street
Moundry Alley
Sald
Joan
Taylor
Henry Hall
Cornell
Walter I. Jackhon
Chiot Burgess
Ping Flats
Pine Flats
W. I. Gibson
Barnesboro
Smith’s
Thompson’s Insurance Agency
Deposit Bank Big
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H. Sutton
Mrs. Mahaffey
Ladies' Home Journal
John Kelly
All America
W. R. Loughry &Co
Neff’s Shoe Store
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Neff
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