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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1923
Page
4
In a candid note, the author argues that a product delivers more than its price and recalls numerous sales pitches by salesmen offering malleable ranges that failed to meet approval. The tone emphasizes careful scrutiny of offers and value judgment.
A Scotch laborer named Sandy slips from the yard during work hours to drink, encounters the yard dogs, and jokes about not wanting to find the dogs. The druggist quips that he will stop selling to the man who wants too much horse liniment for a man who has no horse.
This ad notes beed catalogues with seed information free for customers and urges inquiries about planting materials. A carload of spraying materials will arrive soon for spring use. The shop promotes March chick deliveries, pledges blooded and run of the mine birds, and encourages early orders.
The Big Warehouse promotes the Rosco wagon with a 600 pound capacity priced at 6.50 and the Teddy wagon with 800 pound capacity priced at 7.00. The copy claims these wagons boost health and happiness for boys, noting long-standing popularity and durable play value.
Smicksburg H. Be, Bence and John Sink made a business trip to New York. Anthony Windgrove and Walter Windgrove visited their mother in Falls Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Weston and Mrs. Stiteler called on Rev. and Mrs. If in Dayton. Mrs. Cassidy visited Pittsburgh, Mae Dayvis visited her grandmother in Bayton, and Indiana shoppers visited Saturday. Several others from Vandergrift, Punxsutawney, Plumville and Shelocta were seen with family or attending operations and visits across the region.
Attendees include Amos Lee Burnside George Haslett Herbe Muman Helen Porter Kinter and others at Mrs D W Mumans 80th birthday. Social visits and Friday trips noted with Burns Hazlett Rodkey and Barr gatherings and visits by Mumaun and Colgan among local residents.
Community notes describe visits and illnesses across Cone township and nearby towns. Residents including Ela Warner and families, Ward Allshouse, D B Allshouse, and Louise Warner are mentioned alongside social events such as oyster suppers and church guild gatherings. Several updates report health, travel, and small-town visits with names and places in Erie and Apollo regions.
Notice announces an application to the Governor of Pennsylvania on February 6 1923 by multiple individuals for a charter of PUNNIANA COAT AND COKE COMPANY to engage in coal coke and by products business and related activities. Also notices administrator and executors notices for the estates of David Batholomew Simon Wisher and related claims and debts with dates and signatories.
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