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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1912
Page
4
The Indiana Progress, Mt Moorhead area, notes resolutions and obituary notices. Proprietors A Ralph Moorhead and associates publish weekly on Wednesdays. Rates via mail order and ads indicate annual payments and service details.
Page Two reviews Dr John K Tener's first year as state chief executive, praising substantial achievements across common schools, roads, health, municipal government, banking, judiciary, mining, conservation, and the National Guard. It notes no tax burden and rejects radical experimentation, highlighting Tener's energy, initiative, practicality, and persistence in pursuing welfare-led reforms.
A Chicago hotel tale contrasts parenting norms with social fashion. A stylish woman directs affection to two dogs, not her children, as she navigates public behavior and class expectations, highlighting tensions between motherhood and elite vanity.
In Sylvester Thompson's will his wife receives the Ninth Street home with its goods and two thirds of his personal property while his daughter Mes Rue C. Air gets one third. Proceeds from a Rayne township firm sale fund the division. Other wills name Hannah M. Artley of Blaineville directing $100 to each son and earned markers on the Artley lot, with rent split among children. Dates given include August 17 1907 and January 2 1907.
In Kupin, Migs Lillimat Wensel reports a January 23 accident in which a young Wensel was shot in the left arm near the shoulder while in the woods with Stephen Merring and James Wensel. Werkiel’s gun discharged, sending the bullet through the arm. He was taken to Somerset for treatment. The note also mentions frigid temperatures with the mercury unusually low.
The Farm and Fireside argues rats spread disease and cause economic loss. It notes rats gnaw horse hooves, attack hogs, and destroy belongings, citing a nest with towels, linens, and cloths. The piece links rat control to India plague data and mentions destructive mice as related pests.
The Silent House a romance by Gordon Holmes begins next Sunday in The Pittsburgh Post and praised as a gripping cheap mystery. Bond notices from Indiana County announce redemption on March 1 1912 and reissue on April 2 1942 with instructions for holders. Also a subscription reminder notes unpaid bills and a Harrisburg visitor John Appleby recently visited.
Indiana County Street Railway timetable listings show departure times from Indiana Blairsville Creekside and Clymer divisions with connections to Conemaugh and B R & P lines. The schedule details daily weekly Sundays and weekday trips, including transfer points at Blairsville Indiana Creedside and Clymer Junction, plus notes that times are for traveler convenience and connections are not guaranteed.
Piano traders H. H. Steving and Son offer trades of pianos and piano players in exchange for young horses aged 5 to 8 years weighing 1050 to 1200 pounds. Located at 574 676 Philadelphia Street, Indiana, Pennsylvania.
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