TRE INDIANA PROGRESS The Largest and Oldest Paper in the County
The TRE INDIANA PROGRESS lists local election coverage and party notes with references to candidates Congress state legislature and county committee. It notes primaries and delegates including names such as Frank Minathwalt and Samuel dumter and mentions local party organization details in Indiana.
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TRE Indiana Progress
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Pelnmaey Bheeteu Suetutay
Congress
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Predinit Stath Sena
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Bast
Bo Wostaa
Pradtana
J. W. Foust
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Indiana
Frank Minathwalt
Cherry Free
Crinner
A Proposition on Cash Subscriptions by The Progress
The Progress explains a cash in advance policy for subscriptions, arguing readers should control renewals and stop papers after term ends unless they renew. It urges readers to renew by March and notes expired subs will be removed. Also announces a Socialist lecture by Hon. James H. Maurer in the Auditorium on Wednesday March 6 at 7 30 PM with expectant attendance from several towns.
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Trnce
James H. Maurer
Reading
Maurer
Indiana
Comer
Dixonville
Macklid
Creekside
Blairsville
Ole Zeng
Ludius
Greenville Summer Normal Opens Eight Annual Term
The Greenville Summer Normal opens its 8th annual term on Tuesday April 29 for ten weeks. Principal Joseph J Weaver and assistant James Sloan lead a program with strong attendance in the county. Teachers are capable and boarding and rooms are provided at reasonable rates, signaling a large and successful session.
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Greenville Summer Normal
Joesph J. Weaver
James 4. Sloan
Greenville Normal
Oh the Snow in a City Street Poem Fragment
A reflective poem about snow falling and covering streets until a street cleaner hauls it away. It contrasts purity with slip hazards and ends noting a boy with a snowball disrupts the scene causing consternation.
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Eigit
Diamonds in Brazil Draw Fervor Across Rivers
Reports from Rio de Janeiro describe a newly found diamond deposit along a stream flowing toward the Amazon. Locals call diamond hunters garimpelros, as explorers from Rabin and neighboring states rush to trace the elusive Garens stream rumored to yield rich gems with little effort.
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Rio
Neiro
Cuvaz
Anon
Coyag
Rabin
Garimpelros
Garens
Local Correspondence From Ronsmoyne And Elk County
Local notes report visitors and farm life through Ronsmoyne and Elk County with names like Elkin Leonard Wells and Kirkpatrick. Movements include guests at homes near Marion and Saltsburg, births and illnesses, and a mix of social calls and family events across towns.
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Ronsmoyne
Moorland
M. Mark Horne
Lennie Wells
Anandonnie Kirkpatrick
Kirk
Carnie Griffith
Tdis
J. A. Davis
Mrs. Maun
Reynoldsvilla
In Her Case and a Wolrd of Wit From Sunday Magazine
A New York Woman's Professional league session features a practical beauty talk. A lecturer with a heavy frame jokes about measurements, inflaming laughter with a quip about wrapping around Central Park.
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Woman's Professional League of New York
Central Park
Sunday
Interpretative Dances and Daring Stage Ideas
The piece highlights a string of interpretative dances by performers such as Miss Igohel Budflicker Mine Stingheil and Mile Sneezeliski, featuring titles like Thog Senatorial Investigation The Ocean and Slinging the Hash. A playful quarrel about late hours closes the note with theatrical wit and social banter.
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Igohel Budflicker
Lily Jones
Mile
Fluffy
Museum Encounter Sparks Odd Quip Exchange
In a fragment from a period piece, characters in a museum banter about an old woman on the hill who dispenses advice with each handout. A running joke centers on mishearing and a jogless man who keeps tripping into social missteps, while the Living Skeleton and Snake Charmer note another late-night oddity.
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Jogless
Uute Ganic
Tate
Lifeguardless Jersey Pier Rescue By Bold Collegian
A German father watched as a college student on a Jersey seaside pier without removing his shoes or clothes plunged into heavy surf to save his ten year old son who toppled from the end of the pier. The rescuer delivered the half-drowned boy to the shore. the German asked how the feat was accomplished. Also a note on bachelor life versus marriage.
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Jersey
Callégian
First National Bank of Cherry Tree Balance Sheet February 20 1912
John Thomas critically ill at home on North Seventh Street. His son in law Henry of Des Moines and son John Konis of New York stay at his bedside along with other family members.
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Lawrence Bothel
Daugster
Helen
Indiana
Ll. P. Rosenabel
Mire
Roy Shuster
Salinburg
Chas. Lehman
Miriam Fritz
First National Bank of
Cherry Tree
Cammed
John Thomms
John Thamas
North Seventh Street
Alva
D G. Henry
Des Moines
Lnt
John Konis
New York
General Bisson
Ares
Geneva Bund
Farmers Bank
National Tank
Hlairaville
Sytianal Tink
Cherry Free
Lionel Denk
Glen Campbell
Marlon Genter Natl
Bale
Savings ¢ Trust Co
First National Bank
Pennsylvania
Adjoined Sale Of Melissa M Chompson Property
The Orphans' Court sale of the real estate of Melissa M Chompson, including a house and lot on North Seventh Street in Indiana borough and a 5 3 interest in the William T Tinglett farm in Montgomery township, will be held on Friday March 1st 2012 at the Court House after Shortify sales. MARRIN G McANULTY Administrators
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Melissa M Chompson
Orphans’ Court
Melissa M. ‘Chompson
North Seventh Street
Borough
Indiana
Wiliam T. Tinglett
Montgomery Township
Iniana County
Winnay
Court House
Marrint F
Meanulty
Poem's mishap reveals a rye bottle discovery
A quirky scene places a housemaid discovering a bottle of rye under a desk, prompting the poet to claim a jogt ny inspiration. The exchange with Mr Berlbblum humorously underscores a literary moment sparked by an unexpected find.
Livery Stable Changes In Wilmer Stewart Purchase
Wilmer Stewart buys Sherman Bunyan livery stable assets including 18 horses carriages buggies runabouts cabs and the city bus for 4000. The bus is popular for transport from trains to social events and Stewart plans to add two carloads of Blue Ribbon vehicles and driving harness by March 1st.
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Wilmer Stewart
Sherman Bunyan Lvery
Stewart
Durante Dort
Michigan
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