Local Correspondence of Robinson and Surrounding Areas
A sprawling local notice lists visits and movements of residents across Robinson Garfield Stranford and nearby towns. People named include Amanda Cunningham Ford City Scott Winebrenner and many neighbors traveling for calls visits and business. The report notes school vaccination efforts smallpox scare meetings and community activities such as dances and sledding parties along with occasional illness and home movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Cunningham
Pitestro
Robinson
Scott Winebrenner
Ford City
F. 8. Goodrich
Johnstown
Garfield
Q. L. Cribbs
Indiana
Frank Reynolds
Michael Mack
Begie
Bir
Mia
Samuel Felton
Clyde
Bolivar
Jacob Wakefield
Pitcaim
Saturay
Charles Henderson
Tillie
Stranford
Harry Montgomery
Robert Brett
Germany
Co. C. Fisher
Huff
New Florence
Roy Campbell
Blairaville
David Little
Pittsburg
W. Cribbs
Harry
St. Paul
J.5
Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption praised
An early 20th century advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as infallible for coughs colds and lung weakness claiming instant relief and a cure for pneumonia or consumption. It lists distributors in Indiana Pa Homer City Pa Marion Center Pa and guarantees every bottle and a dollar value with free samples. Also notes wallpaper designs at Bonith’s Art Store.
PLUMVILLE COMMUNITY NEWS AND DEATHS NOTICE
PLUMVILLE reports a busy week with social events, visitors from Indiana Normal, and Farmers Telephone Company plans to extend line from Creekside to Indiana by June 10. Also listed are town residents visiting, a Snowy Sabbath, and several local obituaries including John Wilson near Livermore age 81 and Mrs Rachel McComb of Heyworth Ill. Local deaths include Carl Oscar Brickley infant spinal trouble in Cherryhill, with interments in New Alexandria Harmon cevantyers and Cherryhill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanza Hughes
Punzantawney
Charles Stiteler
Marion Center
Smicksburg
Dayton
Homer
Clifton Daugherty
Charleston
Armstrong County
D. A. Lukehart
Tihe
T. A. Lukehart
DuBois
Butler
Adam Black
C. E. Condron
Indiana
Cherrytrer
Arthur Sechler
Indiana Normal
Mies Birtie Roland
East Ridge
Misa Maude Wassam
Montgomery Township
Dora
Estella Shepherd
J. D. Patrick
Burnside
L. D. Pittman
Hastings
Mary
Zola Roskey
Rom Roland
Spangler
Everett Wilson
City Hotel
A. M. Morrow
McCracken House
Farmers Telephone Company
Creekside
James Green
J. GC. Pierce
Indiana Qlassworks
City
Mary Wyncoop
Carl Oscar
Harvey Brickley
Cherrytree
Harmon Cevantyers
Cherryhill Township
Thurday
Fine Suite of Offices in Guthrie Bank Building
The Guthrie brothers occupy a transformed large room on the second floor of the Farmers' Bank building now split into two cheery offices for J. M. Guthrie and his sons William and Murray, linked to H. W. Guthrie of Equitable Life. Guthrie dominates Indiana, Jefferson, Armstrong and Clarion counties as a top insurance agent, recently named special agent for a new field covering the three counties. Also touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a pain and skin cure, sold at local druggists including Daugherty, Wm. L. Moore, and L. N. Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie Brothers
Farmers’ Bank
J. M. Guthrie
Wiliam and
Murray
8. W. Guthrie
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Bucklen
Daugherty Broek
Indiana
Moore’s
Homer City
L. N. Park’s
Marion Center
White Township nomination declined by Emily Ager
Emily Ager declines the Republican nomination for road supervisor in White Township due to private business. She thanks voters for the recognition and notes she could not file objections. The notice mentions real estate at a Saltz-House Oak Street address and local business listings. Also references a lecture by Rev. Frederick E. Hopkins at Library Hall and promotions at Smith's Art Store and White's cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Township
Trade Review Sees Heavy Trade Yet Freight Slow Globally
R G Dun weekly review notes heavy merchandise transactions but widespread complaints of slow freight movement. Fuel dominates freight, some lines decline consignments, car shortages persist. January earnings up 5 percent from last year. cash purchases common. Building materials brisk, lumber prices rise in the South. Pig iron furnaces idle despite capacity sales. steel rails orders rival full 1902 output. Woolen goods mainly opened. railway equipment demand remains strong. Failures: U S 265, Canada 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Irmness
United States
Canada
Dublin mayor reelected for third term
Dublin reports Timothy Harrington MP reelected lord mayor for a third consecutive term. Across Armagh fires destroy ten large warehouses and shops, with damage around 800000 dollars. In Vera Cruz yellow fever returns with five deaths and multiple cases under care. Westminster chapel in London invites Rev. Samuel George Smith of St. Paul for pulpit duties. Colonel Lynch sentenced to death for high treason in London, likely commutation. Russell Quinn dies in Victoria hospital after Grand Trunk wreck. he is the twenty-ninth casualty. Queen Victoria’s second anniversary observed with wreaths and services. Andrew Carnegie to endow a 5 million dollar trust for Scottish scientific research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Timothy Harrington
Armagh
Ireland
Vera Cruz
Mexico
London
Westminster Chapel
Samuel George Smith
St. Paul
The Markets in Pittsburg January Grain and Livestock
Pittsburg reports mixed corn prices from 51 to 60 cents for No 2 and ear corn, oats at 44 to 46 cents, and hay values including timothy at 18 to 18.60. Butter ranges 19 to 31 4 cents, eggs mostly 23 to 30 cents, cheese varied by region, and cattle, sheep, lambs, and hogs show broad price bands from primes to common categories with bids up to 40 dollars for best fresh cows and hogs trading near seven dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
New York
Ohio
Wisconsin
Hawthorne School Resolutions for Roy Black Death
The Hawthorne School community in Rayne township adopts resolutions on the January 20 1903 death of Roy Black aged 11. They express faith in God’s will, offer sympathy to the bereaved parents, and authorize publication in county papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne
Rayne Township
Roy Black
C. W. Gerry
Svm
Coorer
Hae Strveson
Jaxur NxEsert
Unclear Fragments From Daily Tuesday Notes
Fragmentary OCR hints at a recurring Tuesday publication or event. Missing names dates and places prevent a concrete summary. Source text shows scattered letters and words not forming a cohesive report.
Also Mentioned on This Page
West Wheatfield
Micksburg
Strongstown
William Gillespie
Fitteburg
Bert Mahan
Nantyglo
W. Orange
Blacklick
B. Hay Altimas
Mt. Clemens
Mich
K. Maddock
G. R. Delamater
Wehram
Squire E
Blackley
Buffington Township
Gaibleton
Porter Fulmer
Davis
Kenlysburg
Ben Walker
W. P. Rowe
Rayne
Eliza Kinter
Wn. Montgomery
Guy Lambing
Gilpin
McCoy
B. B. Marlin
H. K. Shields
J. Norrie McCoy
Chas
Shields
Harvey Deyarmin
Onberg
J. L. Way
Allen Way
J. B. Harmon
Mina
A. H. Shields
Tavems
Thoreday
Elmer Long
Pineton
Dennis Roser
B. Griffith
Penn Run
George Fetterman
Penn Eon
Harman Miller
Charlee
Bonith's
Art Btore
Plumville
Mies Grace Davis
Nebraska
Teachers’ Institute
James K. Wella
Jno. Hamilton
Smyrna
Jerry Moorhead
Dorabel Diltz
Josiah Davia
Rochester Mills
Aled
Georgeville
Joshus Good
Laney Ann
Robi
Johnston
Bennet VanHorn
Messrs
Austin Kime
Geo. Kuoz
Byron Kime
Jacob Frantz
Shelocta
Alex. Clark
Albert Wiggins
Peeler
Oase
She'oda Pond
John Wilson
Livermore
New Alexandria
Rachel M’comb
Rachel McComb
John McComb
Covode
Heyworth, Ill
AW Infant
Emily
Quincy A. Ager
SaLz
Oak Street
Court House
Proclxss
Frederick E. Hopkins
Chicago
Library Hall
Crowns
Smith's
White’s Cafe
Smith’s
Dur
Weekly Trade Review
Ray
Smith’s Art Store
State of
Pennsylvania
Wn. C.K. Smith
J. Wood Clark
Frank McClure
J. Blair Sutton
Act of Assembly
Highland Water Company
Grant
Indiana County
I .A
Wood Clark
Solleitor
E. 0. Brown
C. B. Smith
I. Wood Clark
Frank Mc ‘Clure
Cloverdale Water Company
Nora
Snes
Wood
Solicitaa
Life Assurance
Life Assurance Society
S. W. Guthrie, Agt
Indiana, PA
Headquarters For
Choice
Cor
Philadelphia
Lisses
Wallace Dry Goods, Co
J. C. Wallace & Son
Prof
Philadelphia St
Bran
David Ellis & Son
Penn
Cunningham's Riddanger Sale
GOEF
Riddanes
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