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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1898

Page

8

LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE FROM COUK PORT HILL FUNERAL AND SCHOOL NOTES

A long local column notes ill health including Mr Joan D Meekins with pneumonia and W H Meekins recovering from rheumatism. It records holiday visits, school visits, church events, festival notices, and various residents moving, attending meetings, or hosting guests across Ebensburg Purchase Line Kent May etc. The entry lists numerous names, places like Mitchells Mills, Purchase Line, Wil lames Hall and Pine Flats, and activities from festivals to protracted meetings and new year festivities.

Miss Millie Mitchells Mills Willames Hall al. J. Keating Uarry Condron Zeuas Stephens Stella Oberhelman Pittsburg John Redhead Purchase Line Willie Goss Barnesboro Glen Campbell Getty Mill Pond

Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral Introduces Half Size Bottle

The popularity of Ayer s Cherry Pectoral and demand for a cheaper option prompts proprietors to release a new half size bottle priced at 50 cents. The change aims to increase accessibility while preserving the remedy s well known efficacy.

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Ayer's Cherry Pectoral and Local Notices Mixed Item

A collage of small notices reports petty theft, travel jobs, visits, and local events from Indiana county areas such as Dixonville and Trade City. Items include a thief taking a ham, a sleigh accident with no serious injuries, hospitalities, births, and business solicitations alongside patent medicine pitches for Hall's Catarrh Cure and job ads from The Dominion Company.

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Kenttlinging School Sturgeon Ella Laughlin Booning Calvin Frank Young Evansville Wm. Gilmore Cunninghan Clark Grace Stewart Indiana Eal Staetin Messrs Ine Clarence McKee Near Kent Ailison Mestracken Olivet Henry Covode School Hugh Neal Wilkinsburg Cal Jolnstown Seni Sete Leri Scott Jon Long Homer _ Wiiter Aper Uber McKean William Uber David PB. Bethel Latrobe Gertrude Diana Blairsville Jesse Kunkle J. L. Carnahan Smithport M. L. Carnahan Pine Flats Biles Elwood Dam Sides Maggie Stephens Albert Evans Penn Run Williams Milton Ellwood R. D. Holmes W. T. Long J. W. Wiliams Clarksburg Albert Smith Frank McKelvey Saliaburg Ferguson McCleod Walker Jeveler Smith Pearce Henry Kelly West Lebanon Samuel Minta Cribbs T.g.smith R. A. Harbison R. E. Dixon T. B. Smith Mark Bandlea J. P. Kier Capt M. G. Sandles Saltsbury Geo. McConnaughey Archie Fuller Robert Knox Geo. Moot Hunter Smitten EB. R. Brady W. E H. Moot W. Powell Norman Brown Abner Lowman Elderton William Balentine John Ray Parkwood Alesander McCracken Apollo Loben Russell James Walker Ford City Maggie Beekly Johnstown J. ©. Walker Lottie Shaffer Pineton Forman Edmiston Cambria County A. J. Farnbaugh Blair County Scott Shultz Fry Roser Orner Chapel Furman Edmiston Wintondale Mount Union Church Deckers Point J. ML. Thompson A.D. Rice F.a.sterner Kinter Chas Palmer W. G. Einter C. J. Shank H. W. Black Dixonville Aaron Rickard A. T. Sterner Roy Spicher Gettysburg H. Engis Kellysburg John Rice Rev. Saum Pine Vale Clyde Mary Weaver Mr. Eckert Ravenna Mack Attorney Taylor Mack-Davis Lynn Kelly John G. Dias Jasob Mack Frank Campbell Ida Mack Bisksville Hugh Mack W. L. Davis Mr. Mack Kenwood Lawrence Williams Annie McCoy Waters Belgium North Dakota Susan Ober Hergen Watery Lizzie Smith Miller Wm. Pattison Leslie Pattison D. R. Houk W. L. Houk E. J. Reffner Allegheny James Ake David Buterbaugh Warren Napp C. Buterbaugh Willis Hile Elders Ridge Maud Elder Hollidaysburg Seminary Bucktien T. E. Hildebrand W. M. Moore Homer City M.G. Miller McClure’s Magazine Appice Huff Myles Swartz Mrs. Hood Mrs. McElroy Fort Palmer Robert Rogers John Swartz Glenwood R. J. Hood J. L. Way Gilpin J . Boucher Prof. Black Mr. Black Trade City Jordan William Brown Crete Benjamin Little Chambersville Burt Remonley Hall F. J. Coenry &Co Toledo W. D. Satrth Pennington’s P. Bennett & Son Indiana County The Dominion Company Dept. Y Chicago Department of Our Store Philadelphia Street Hota AY AL Queensware J. A. Loughry Thos. Sutton Cooposite Homes For Garfield Fire Clay Company Garfield Six Fire Brick Works Postoffice Sumer Klondike Bolivar T. J. Robinson
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