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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1906

Page

4

Editorial and Publisher Notice From 1905 Periodical

A historical notice lists Second Class Matter at Indllunn Hosts on October 25 1905. Editors MOORHEAD MOORMEAD and Proprie tors MOORMITEAL AMRALEH MOORMEAD are cited. The statement claims an average of two unsolicited subscribers added to the program list each working day this year.

Indllunn Onco Henry TH Stevine

Court Should Control License Decision

A 1906 Indiana County letter column debates license law rulings and temperance, arguing the court, not the public, should decide liquor licensing. It questions the saloon business as a job creator and cites social harm from drink, praising Judge Telford as fair and Christian while urging cautious, legal remonstrance.

Air Candor Jonah Indiana Christ Duke Peter Ia-Lan Hugh Hitler Telford

Local Notes From Blacklick and Surrounding Towns

Local correspondence reports residents of Allegheny Blairsville Punxsutawney and nearby towns visiting relatives attending institutes and church services. Mentions of new businesses under construction opening plans in Blacklick Sharpsburg and Josephine. people named include Willa Canheld William Guip and Miss Hettie Duncan. Home improvements and social visits fill the week.

Blatklick Willa Canheld Allegheny Palmer Indiana Huston Ya Conner US Beck Bhairsville Leechburg Mter Leena Tristalker Blacklick Lieyds Lyman D Palmer Margaret Martin Plum Ville James Nichol Georgeville Pailigun Cncapher Falls Creek Dubola Wilson Ross Fulmer HG Cribbs Sharpsburg Chiss Walter Kinter Blairsville Mollie McGaughey Coral McGaughey West Dice Myrtle Stitler Smicksburg Margaret Kerr Near Town Broadhead Kittanning M_E Nellie Vaniforn Rossmoyne Vernie Sinead Joseph Wadding Noah Seanor Crutch

Indiana Markets and Buffalo Bill Tie into Local Stage

Miss Emily Gale stars in Ags Told in the Hills at Library Hall tonight. Buffalo Bill gifted her a silver mounted rifle years ago during his central states tour. Admission 16 cents, reserved seats 75 cents. Other items mention Hubbard leading, undertaker services, Vogel Bros suits, pension attorney visits, and remaining wallpaper stock at Smith's Art Store.

Emily Gale Library Hall Col Wm. F. Cody Buffalo Bill Central States Cincinnati

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