Lost Santa Ysabel Mine Brings Love and Venture
Adrian McGregor dreams of a buried Santa Ysabel silver mine found by accident when his horse fell into a subsurface cavity. He uncovers old ore, meets Gertrude and Burge, gains Gertrude’s hand through a mining venture with McGregor’s support, and plans to bring the mine to life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fan Burge
Burge
Enat
Iim
Adrian
Gertrude
Han
Gertrude Mefeger
Artio
Span
Rian
Santa Ysabel
Wwere
Will
Johnny-Look
Drian
McGregor Ranch
Ake
Sper
Bante Ysobel Mininguy
McGregor
Local notes from Dixonville area and visitors
A series of brief community items in Dixonville and nearby: visits among Mack family members, Misses Core Shaffer and Bilva Walbeck at Heshbon, John M. Mack of Brushyalley visiting his brother Hugh Mack, Mrs. Samuel Felton reported sick, Paul Lynn and OG N McKelvey seen in Clyde and Johnstown respectively, C N McKelvey and daughter Flo plus Mrs B P McCullough making local calls, Mrs Ida Mack and daughters visiting Hugh Mack, Ellot Lydie of Indiana visiting his sister Mrs John Wheeler, Clair Baar injured by powder but recovering, hospital at seven patients, Mrs James Lang and Mrs Ernest Myers noted as ill, town lit by electric lights, new store and jewelry shop opened, John Waddellins opening a pool room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rohn
David Mack
Samuel Felton
Wagner
Heshbon
Core Shaffer
Bilva Walbeck
Mise
Lizzie Stack
Neat Heshbon
Sabin
John M. Mack
Brushyalley
Hugh Mack
Paul Lynn
Clyde
N. McKelvey
Johnstown
C. N. McKelvey
Flo
B.P. McCullough
Ida Mack
Bertha
Hthel
Dixonville
Ellot Lydie
Indiana
John Wheeler
Clair Baar
James Lang
Mike Barnico
Ernest Myers
John Waddellins
Death of George Sprankle A Round Top Resident
George Sprankle, 62, longtime North Mahoning Township resident, died at his Round Top home near Covode after a long illness. Born January 4, 1850, he married Eucinds Crissmyer in 1874 and leaves six children, a sister, and several grandchildren. Funeral services were held at his home with Rev. Stab ley officiating and burial in Round Top cemetery.
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George Sprankle
North Mahoning Township
Round Top
Covode
Mahoning Creek
Trade City
George
Susan Sprankle
Od Sprankle
Eucinds Crissmyer
Willis C
Punxsutawyney
Clair
Paul
Elmer
Frank Weaver
Near Round Top
W. H. Sprankle
Margaret Sprankle
Stabley
Local notices and social briefs from Indiana area
Personal brevites recount visits and moves among Pittsburg Vanderegrift and Tarentum residents. Lumber firm Hamilton and Fiecker clears the monastery tract near Heilwood. a white oak tree yield details. Bank ads highlight four percent interest with full mall services. A church supper at Indiana Presbyterian and a chicken and waffle sale. A Wyncoop Plymouth Rock hen lays an eye weight and measurements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.M. Bartlebaugh
Wayne
Henry
Pittsburg
Cherry Tree
Ambrose
W. J .Johnston
Charles
Dorothy
Vanderegrift
Johnston
Vandergrif
Tarentum
H. B. Hamilton
Pine Flats
Hamilton & Fiecker
Heilwood
Christian Endeavor Society
Presbyterian Church, Indiana
Notice of Property Sale in Lovejoy After Lydick's Loss
Fragmentary notice reports the personal property of T B Lydick of Lovejoy sold or to be left to possession of L L Shank. The items include three horses four cattle and farming implements. The text is partial and unclear on dates and exact terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oid
Garret
Wise Dog and Caring Doctor Story
A father reads a tale about a good doctor who helps a whimpering dog with a thorn in its paw. The dog is cared for at the doctor's home, heals, and returns with a friend whose paw is injured. Both dogs leave fed and treated, the doctor earning reward by doing good for animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diddy
Evelyn
Jack
Lefl
Daddy
Burt Big Foot
French Fish Story: Intrepid Anglers of Marpignon
A small French town near Paris chronicles the tale of the Intrepid Fishers of Marpignon. For three days they pursued a single barbel in a quiet stream, each angler catching and releasing the fish until it died from exhaustion. The winner was crowned champion fisherman of Marpignan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marpignon
Walt
Paris
Martignon
Marpignan
Tartar tribe in Manchuria uses fish skin for clothing
Ailing Pitukin Tertsra of the Peony river valley in Manchuria made clothes from fish skin, notably the tamara and goby skins, while facing near-extinction after Chinese agricultural encroachment over the past century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchuria
Peony
Ilve
Thqd Journal
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Andrew c
Ewing i. Ee
Mack
Mrs
First National Bank of Indiana
M. B. Wyncoop
Near
Clymer
Plymouth Rock
Matt ii
Dante
Anna Louixe
Nicholas
W. S. Daugherty
Phila
Street
Commissioners
Indiana County
Iett
Court House
Armagh
Blatraville
Hast
West Wheatfield
Mechanicsburg
Somerebruary
Armstrong
Bhelody
Young and Hanks
Casanes
Glen Campbell
Burrell
Blacklick
White
Brushvalley
Buffington
Pine and Center
Rhyne
Jacksonville
Cherryhill
Green and Clymer
Creekalde
Washington
Montgomery
Conemaugh
Grant
Salieburg
Marion Center
Mahoning
Past
North
Wear
South
Plumville
Bmickaburg
J. M. Marshall
D. T. Nibl
A. ¥. Bowman
Walter Hayerb
Loughry
W. R. Loughry & CO
Mutual Fire Insurance Co
John Kinter
Home R. D
James Speedy
Eli Miller
Jefferson County
Ollvenburg
3. M. Mulberger
Ndiana County
Home
Undertakers & Embalmers
Hell
American Union
Hike
Peoples’ Insurance Agency
Citizens Bank
Pauch Bros
the Merchant Tailors
Marshall Building
Carpenter Avenue
Egetabo
Clmb
Mara Regue
Vogel Bros
6Th Street
Rossmoyne Flouring Mills
Frantz Brothers, Proprietors
Rosamond
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