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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1891

Page

5

COLORADA LETTER FROM FORT COLLINS IN WINTRY COLORADO

Emerson Carney writes from Fort Collins Colorado describing a mild winter in Big Creek Park and reports a heavy January snow of about 12 inches by January 9. He notes sled rides, water expectations for irrigation, skating on frozen lakes, and a fall by Mr C Rugh on Christmas day with ongoing skating.

Epiron Colorado Fort Collins Big Creek Park C.rugh Greenville Emerson Carney Fort Colllins

Blaze at Philadelphia Street real estate office saved by quick action

Last Thursday night real estate broker Sylvester Thompson left his office briefly during a U V L banquet. A night switch left on ignited a warm blaze, scorching walls and mantel. Bert Liebteberger and Oliver Altman, aided by a heroic officer, removed the flaming mantel amid cheers. No treasure found behind the mantel.

Sylvester Thompson Library Hall Gan Philadelphia Street West End Bert Liebteberger Olliver Altman

A Choral Society Formation Planned at Miss Grove's

A group of Indiana vocalists met at Miss Annie Grove's to form a choral society. A committee including Annie Grove, Rena Wills, Lizzie Kinkaid, Jos. J. Thompson, S. A. Campbell, and Walter Jackson was named to arrange details and recruit members. They plan an upcoming opera similar to Patience to elevate local musical tastes and support from Greensburg, Johnstown, and Blairsville is noted.

Indiana W.A. Guthrie Greensburg Johnstown Blairsville

Advice for travelers facing malarial regions with bitters

If a friend plans to visit malaria prone areas, the best precaution is to carry Hostetter's Stom ach Bitters. The tonic is touted as the surest mental and physical safeguard against miasmatic disease, improving digestion, liver and bowel function, sleep, appetite, and overall stamina. It also counteracts overexertion and environmental stress.

Local notes from Blairsville on church, crime and elections

Local correspondence reports visitors from Latrobe and Vienna, along with Gov Pattison inauguration plans. It covers church unions, a firm assignment for creditors, a planned post office move, courtship tale, upcoming spring election logistics, ward divisions and polling places, deaths including Mr Shepherd and Mrs Shaffer, and several community happenings.

John Shepherd Market Street Shepherd Blairsville P.R R Philadelphia C. B. Shaffer Derry Township Margaret Shaffer John Shaffer

Local Latrobe notices mix travel, illness and industry

A Latrobe gentleman sprains an ankle at a hotel while neighbours battle colds and a diphtheria scare. In Blacklick, residents visit kin, attend fairs, plan homes, and note lumber shipments and coal work as others attend inaugurations and concerts.

Miners Fire Destroys Greenville Housing Amid Health Concerns

In Greenville Miss the miners at the Fair coal mines lost their homes and clothing when a fire consumed the miners’ house last Saturday morning. Local notices mention Mary Glassford’s illness with lung trouble and Crane Crystal Lake’s health benefits, while community life notes report deaths of Samuel Davis and Robert M Brace and upcoming local events.

Samuel Davis Diamondville Samuel Shearer Yellow Creek Zooie Keepera Latrobe Harry Rex J.B. Adair Rose Snyder George Call Freeport R. M. Geary Homer City Ed. McConnanaghey Kansas Will, Bell Bell’s Mills Barclay Covode Mary Kobklhepp Messrs Clark Allison George Smitten Mary Glassford Fair Coal Mines

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