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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1903

Page

4

Thank You Friends We Thank Readers For Subscriptions

In a December 31 message the paper thanks subscribers for boosting its list. Readers report adding new names and promising more, citing the paper as the county’s best weekly. The note reiterates the goal of reliable news over profit.

Trust Legislation Promises Action in Congress

The text reports that a committee swiftly reported a bill to publicize trust cases via the Interstate Commerce Commission, aiming for anti trust progress before March 4. It notes Republican good faith and suggests useful results from the session. The article also lists obituaries and local notices with names and brief details.

Inter-State Commerce Commission

Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County Reported

Real estate transfers list dozens of deeds recorded in Indiana County with numerous parcels, acres, and sums. Transactions show transfers from individuals, farmers’ banks, guardians, and associations across towns including Homer City, Indiana, Rayne, Cherryhill, and Brushvalley, with prices ranging from hundreds to thousands of dollars. The notice ends with a Republican primary guidance for nominating offices and a promotional blurb for Kellar the Magician at Library Hall.

E. M Rayne W. P. Loring Farmers’ Bank of Indiana Indiana G. E. Simpson Sarah Ressler East Wheatfield Mary E. Mardis Howard BR. Swank Green Geo. W. Swank J. P. Bell Burrell G. M. Doty David M. Fyock Cherryhill J. L. Mitchell J. H. Young H. M. Lowry Wm. Young Sarah J. Lewis Robert Stewart Guardian Conemaugh Robert Christy Alice Griffith Homer City J. E Kunkle John A. Campbell Jennie Fisher W. M Sarah A. Bagley C. H. Sweet Enat Wheatfield D. C J. Mulberger Washington A. G. Malverats F. Mulberger A. G. Mulberger J. Telford Alex. IC Malcolm Henry Frook Wm. J. Hollen Charles Gideon Charles Waltemira James Brewer Alexander Spence W. T. Long Wm. Getty Home B. & L. Association of Punxentawney North Mahoning Wm. Mclip Stephen Bone Banks George Bone Michael Bennett T. P. Stephens Ae. Young J. Fott Joba ‘Ee J. F. Mott Jessie M. Brett J. W. Stephenson J. W. Botsford Mabye Kier Wm. Beck Uriah Smeltzer Harrison Seanor D. W. Simpson Brushvalley H. W. Smitten Frederick Reithmiller Rochester and Pittsburg Mattie Martin Samuel T. Sw Taylon Malolm Rhea Armstrong James L. Ray Alvah Miller Harry W. Miller Hettie Cresawell Amanda Moose James Seems Hannah Opedk James Hagens Beltroo Garman J. H G. ‘Wineman Blairaville D. M. Kier Sarah J. Long

PERSONAL BREVITIES from the county town

Local notes list many residents and visitors from Butler Dixonville Utah Hoboken and Pittsburg along with travels to Blairsville Greensburg Johnstown New York and Harrisburg. Several clergy and officials are mentioned including Rev Dr Furman Attorney General Elkin and Squire Stiver with hints of rail prospects and illnesses among relatives.

Thad. Bush Butler J. L. Bence Dixonville A. L. Butterbaugh Utah Salisbury Charles Gnessler Pittsburg Job McCreight Blairsville Turner Bay Locnat Street Altoona H. N. Dearmize Onberg Mies Blanche Anthony Town Pittaburg R. B.j.carroll Hoboken Indiana Uriah Smeltzer Willet J. A. Johnston Johnstown Dave Fox Greensburg T. B. Clark Elmer Ellis Scottdale Charlotte Edith Steving Water Street New York City W. M. Conningham Sim Beulah Pease Blaieville Mesera H. T. Jamison R. Muman Purchase Line D. F. McHenry Rayne Township Ilinois A. W. Wilson Mollie Mc €Rea New Castle Wyo W. T. Wilson Church Street Franklin Coy Barnesboro Indiana County Thomas Caldwell Parkwood A. J. Furman Owen James Flist Baptist Church Walter Wilson Issignary Miesaly Free Methodist Ella McCormick Carrie Hasinger Harrisburg Irving College Mechanicsburg Carlisle Indian School Elizabeth Elkin Smicksburg Elgin Jeannette D. M. Caldwell Bellefonte Daniel H. Hastings Caldwell Fifth Regiment L. B. Farman Pueblo, Colo Mia A.J. Furman South Seventh Street Forman Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Company Samuel T. Swartz Pennsylvania Railroad Company Squire Scott L. Stiver Rossiter Mr. Stiver

Finds Way to Live Long

Editor D H Downey of Charbnus co Indiana proclaims Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption the most infallible remedy for coughs colds and grip promising instant relief and cure. Daugherty Bros Indiana Pa Wm L Moore Homer City Pa and L N Park Marion Center Pa guarantee every 50c and $1 bottle and offer a free trial bottle.

D. H. Downey Charbnusco Ind Dr. King Daugherty Bros Indiana Wm. L Moore Homer City L. N. Park Marion Center

Reduced round trips to Harrisburg forPennypacker inauguration

The Pennsylvania Railroad offers reduced round-trip fares from all Pennsylvania stations to Harrisburg for the Governor elect Pennypacker inauguration. Tickets are valid January 19 and 20 with return by January 21, at a minimum single fare for the round trip.

Elect Pennypacker Harrisburg Pennsylvania Railroad Company Pennsylvania

Heads Should Never Ache Remedy Stops Mire Headaches

N A Webster of Winnie Virginia reports Dr Kings New Life Pills cured her sick headaches after two years. The ad cites local druggists Daugherty Bros Indiana Pa Moore Lintner Park Wallace Blairsville store burglary where clothing valued at 150 was stolen early Wednesday.

N. A. Webster Winnie Dr. King Daugherty Broq Indiana Wim. I. Moore’s Homer City L.N. Park’s Marion Center J. P J. E. Lintner Blairsville Th.eves

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