Local institutes to be held at Hanging Rock schoolhouse
Readable segments detail institute plans with topics on geography progress teaching methods and recitations. Names such as James Jones M. Bb] Schinucker and Prof. Condren appear among speakers and attendees. A second program notes Richmond Grant township sessions. an invitation to citizens emphasizes education and discussion.
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Ranchers Institute
Hanging Rock
Monntva Ansston
Perotidtal -Ixercian
Hey
Schinucker
Weldome
Maze Hatwman
James I. Jones
Muala
Taple
Bensitts
James Painter
Wilkie Mahan
May Bracken
William Progh
Blaying
Tople
James L. Jones
D. A. Anderson
Prof
Condren
Ray
Albert Thon
Toplea
Henderson
Mahan
Bagay
Ida Kettering
Tonie
Louanna Fleming
Blanche Wissinger
Sap
J. Ya Steward
I W. Neal
Dr. Phikin
Chapman
Campbell
Menderson
Allrem—Kav. Schmusker
Charlie
Geity
Deny
James Jones
William Hoover
Jassie E. Trusal
Richmond
Grant Township
J. F. Roan
J. 5. Ruesell
David Rittenhouss
R. M. Hamilton
James Chapman
Misa Weiss
Walter Ayers
Jeroy Sutter
Robert Americk
Vopice
Condron
Roy
Anderson
Miss. Pierce
Floyd Braughter
Kepler
Walter Stiver
J. J. Henderson
Toplce
Gaston
Fina
Mr. Topkins
W. A. McKee
Rev. Anderson
Barn and Contents Burned Near Richmond Fire
A barn and its contents owned by McClelland Crawford were destroyed by fire on Sunday January 19 near Richmond. No injuries reported as firefighters battled the blaze and secured the site.
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McClelland Crawford
Richmond
Political Nominations in Young Township Primary
The Young township Republicans held a Saturday primary and named a ticket for February election. For District No 1 Judge nominees were W Tl Henry and John Gamble as inspector and registrar assessor with Piak Hart and Robert Blakley as election constable. District No 2 lists William Ewing as judge Glark Coleman inspector Oliver Crawford registrar assessor with Harry Galway as constable. Township road supervisors are Alex Cunningham and R M Fritz. School directors include Dr C B Cramer Tee Burgess with auditors W W Couch and Wilta McAdoo.
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Young
Young Township
W. Tl.Henry
John Gamble
Piak Hart
Robert Blakley
William Ewing
Glark Coleman
Oliver Crawford
Har Ty Galway
Alex Cunningham
R. M. Fritz
C. B. Cramer
Tee Burgess
W. W. Couch
Wilata McAdoo
Harry B.pulton
Indiana Provision Company annual meeting notice
Notice announces the annual meeting of stockholders in Indiana Borough to elect five directors for one year and handle business. J.G. Alburn, secretary, invites attendance at the principal office in the Fourth Ward on Tuesday February 11, 1908 at 1 p.m. Also mentions a rummage sale by the Presbyterian church and a fare change on Pennsylvania lines after February 1.
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The
Indiana Provision Company
Indiana
J.G. Alburt
RN. Ray
Miss Petticonta at Library Hall A New England Drama
New Bedford’s whaling heritage frames a Boston produced drama Miss Petticonta at Library Hall on Monday February 8. Agatha Renier niece to a whaler captain navigates society, romance, and daring stock market schemes ending in triumphs at the Countess Fornay’s saloon. Reserved seats 1.00 0.75 0.60, general 0.40. Progress club prices updated today.
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Athhmilike von
New Bedford
Boston
Paris
Countess Fornay
Library Hall
Mitchell Declines Recenerate at Mine Workers Meet
In Indianapolis at the United Mine Workers convention President Mitchell announced he will not seek office after retirement on April 1. He urged support for his successor while denouncing sympathetic strikes as of limited value and endorsed the contract system.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
W. D. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
United Mine Workers
Western’ Federation of Miners
D. A. Sullivan
Ohio
Alexander J Howatt
Kansas
Paris
INDEPENDENTS LOSE APPEAL AT SUPREME COURT
Washington January 23 Justice Peckham writes that the Supreme Court upheld the railroads Western New York and Pennsylvania Railway and Lehigh Valley against independent refiners led by Penn Refuining of Philadelphia. The dispute over freight preferences and tank car access began with an ICC order for $18,000 in damages, affirmed by a lower court and reversed by a circuit court of appeals before the Supreme Court affirmed. Unemployment march in Cleveland potently marks 40 petitioners seeking work with badge ribbons. 2,000 assembled in public square with many foreigners. talks in non Magilah. No arrests. Dreamer vacates on self or other.
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Supreme
Toads Io
Washington
Peckham
Supreme Court of the United States
Penn Refiuing Company
O! City
Western New York and Pennsylvania Railway Company
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Standard Oil Company
Western
Pennsylvania
Interstate Commercce Commission
United States Circuit Court
Western Dislict
Circuit Court of Appeals
Third Circuit
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Cleveland
Piblia
Ell Parte
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Yonic
Rishel
Briughler
J. F. Russell
Rey
Sheets
Ross
Century Leacher
Rey. Watallion
Supt
Stewart
SAS
BF. Miller
Tosoker
Enth
Whittier
Welvonte
Pearl Kuehengrid
Chittren
R Clans Deli
Bfil
Vineet Campbell
Orpha Kingey
Orpha Kinsey
Pearl Kuehenbrod
J.B. Campbell
County Institute
Ts. Johns
Nina McTarland
Friends of Education
Junker
Lota
Halcyon Heights
Marion Center
Steele
New County Home
Robert Bauer
Chester
Pauline Respern
Wheeling
Wea
Bauer
Rex
Mr. Baner
Stockholders Meeting
Immmare
P.S. OG. K
Presbyterian Church
New Times
Carpenter Avenue
Philadelphia
Charel Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Marviage
Love G. Bailes
I Wilson
John Nimick
Fetepes
Olymer Talarde
Maers Olymur
Warry B. Tosborough
Tavermore Myrtle i. Kirkland
Wentinéraland, Co
Htolow
South Bend
Martha A. Klingensmith
S&s. W. Woodburn
Railroad Avenue
Ebensburg
M.C. A
Iwbensbore
Joseph Melhvuine
Edgewood
Danise
Besa
Coats
Philadelphia Street
Thomas Block
Keztelonn
Penna
Haywood
Siydek
Anton Siyder
Fotder Renlient
Biadvevikey
Hig Howie
Wil Itinaburg
Hebbotway
Tha ‘Pénnsyl
Vatila Railroad Company
Ant Budlt- Parte
Conemaugh
Weat Potl
Mia
Lintner
Blairsville
Antes Styder
Pittsburg
Western Federation
Pire
Xee Illtess
J. Miit
North
Atirdat
Louta
Louis D. Goodman
Christy
North Sixth Street
Imperial
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