Passing of Mr and Mrs Joseph Bruder
A Rodgers era tale from Beaver Meadows follows Joseph Bruder a tall woodcutter and his wife as they arrive to take Cy Selden’s job. Local strife with woodchoppers and company loyalties unfolds with Smith the depot agent maneuvering amid sorrow over a child’s death.
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Beaver Meadows
Rome-Watertown
Joseph Bruder
Bruder
Broder
Smith
Josep" Bruder
Tomg
Cauid Feil
Joe Bruder
Cy Selden
Watter
Armstrong
West Camden
Joseph Brader
Brader
Harris
Beaver Meadow
Mrs. Bruder
Bill
Jack Lundy
Indiana Ladder Co buys hickory logs for cash in Indiana
Local note offers cash payments for butteuts of hickory timber in 10 to 14 foot lengths and 8 to 16 inch diameters. Prospective buyers are urged to call at the factory for prices. A separate line mentions three cows including two Jerseys and one grade Jersey from Engwire of Thomas, White, Indiana, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Ladder Company
Sacu
Engwire
Thomas
White
Indiana
Acc
Indi- Indi- Indiana
Ania
Ania, Acc. Acc. No. 81 No. 83 No. A. m. A
J. M. Conner’s. Planing Mill
MILI
Philadelphia Street
They Crush the Powers In Autumn Echoes of 1901-02 Winter
A mid October lament previews a harsh coming season with tales of a brutal previous winter and widespread suffering. Benson's Porous Plasters are pitched as the cure, with a sales pitch urging readers to buy the remedy from Seabury & Johnson as public auctions for household goods and livestock are announced in Indiana County, Pennsylvania, with multiple estates listing farm implements, grain, furniture, and an assortment of personal property to be sold in February 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson
United States
Seabury & Johnson, Mfg. Chemists
N.Y
C.O Wachob
South Tenth Street
Indiana
C.G Wacron
R. N. Mirler
Esconeer
S. R. Coltebaugh
Armstrong Township
Indiana County
McCormick
R. Covre Bavan
T. E. Wacoon
Christina Jobns
Martintown
Green Township
Sauzon Jonns
Orphans’ Cour
Leonard Simons
Margaret Souther
J.N. Lane
Grand Rapids
Chicago
H. SreyiNa
Sixth St. Pep
Citizens Meet With Council Over Street Grades
A town council meeting last week discussed conferring with property owners on streets to be graded and the elevation point chosen on the Norman school grounds at 1299 feet. Streets named include Church Water Wayne Oakland Seventh Eight Ninth Tenth Eleventh and Fifth. Also details a Brushvalley Township institute program at Stewart schoolhouse No 2 with talks on study and education plus a sale notice, bus schedules, and local ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church, Water
Wayne
Oakland
Brushvalley Township
Stewart School
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Henry Irving Dodge
Pittsburg Times
the Times
Times
Pittsburg
Timea
Council
Local Institute
BR. M. Palmer
H. W. Overdorff
J. Bruce
Myrtle McLaughlin
J. Harvey Rhine
Lizzie Gissser
R. C. Walbeck
E. L. Wetzel
Nellie Rhine
M. Williamson
F. Ryan
Clara McFeaters
J. B. George
Deny
H. L. Wetzel
Friends of Education
R. M. Pato
Christian Science
Virginia Miller
North Sixth Street
Sinickeburg
G. E. Shaffer
Plumville
Progress Office
A. T. Moogagan
J. D. Garman
Beringer,Pa
New York’ Tribune Farmer
Tts
RESS
The
Tribune Farmer
National Glass Company
Indiana, Pa
Indians
Pennsylvania Railroad
Blairsville
Salinburg
Paulton
Kiskiminetas Junction
Freeport
Gdale
Allegheny City
Buardsville
Butler
Buarksvile
Bustesque Invenszcrion
Altoona
E. Watt
Fifth Avenue
Smithfield Street
J. B.hutchinson
J. Axwood
Mexico
California
New York
Philadelphia
North America
Arizona
Pennsylvania
George W. Boyd
Broad Street Station
Wantep
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Equitable
Life Assurance
Edward A. Woods
Tradesmen’s
S W. Guthrie
Lockard
Indiana, Penn’a
Ubi
Rossmoyne Flouring Mills
Frantz Bros
Steving & Sutton
NEW York Tribune Farmer
NEW York Weekly Tribune
Respect Tribune
Weile
Sues O Entertainment Semua
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