Progress subscription teeth and town speed rules clash
The Progress reports on monthly renewal reminders and a cash in advance policy while urging readers to stop papers after expiration unless paid. Citizens warned about enforcing a 12 to 34 mile per hour speed limit with police to cite violators and protect residents on clay streets. A farm sale at A C Riddle's Washington township farm lists livestock and equipment for auction.
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J. A. Crossman
Burgess
Collision Kills Many Children Near Ligonier
A rear end collision on the Wilpen branch of the Ligonier Valley RR near Ligonier killed twenty eight people, many children, and injured many more. The double header freight failed to heed orders, striking the rear passenger car as it backed toward Wilpen. The accident occurred at the fair grounds, leaving no one unhurt among the passengers.
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Wilpen
Matthews
J. C. Denny
Ligonier Valley Railroad
Corning
Suly
Buffalo Limited
Lackawanna Railroad
Roosevelt calls third party convention in Chicago
Roosevelt followers issue a call for a Progressive National party convention to be held in Chicago on August 5. Senator Dixon confirms delegate selection by state leaders due to short time for primaries. Signers include Pinchot and Gaffield among others. Local notes mention residents visiting relatives and upcoming church services.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
New York
United States
Joseph M. Dixon
Manhattan
Progressive National Party
Maine
North Carolina
Max
Mississippi
Idaho
Nevada
Delaware
South Carolina
Arkan
Dixon
Onl Wit Walkerbute
Wai Flinn
Info
Personal Breeches and Visiting Notes From Town and Nearby
Local briefs list Mrs. Jane Harblaon visiting Pittsburg and Grove City friends, Clark Flarman in Washington township among Indiana enkiers, Iva Lydie visiting Ho mer City relatives, Mrs. Mary Ralston and daughter Tilsie guests in DaBota, and multiple residents traveling or hosting. Also notes on nurse registrations, a camping party in Clearfield county, and social visits in Greensburg, Blairsville, and Indiana. Plus a discount offer on Stockman and Progress and a feed store promotion. 28-tf.
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Jane Harblaon
Pittsburg
Grove City
Clark Flarman
Washington Township
Indiana
Iva Lydie
Akron
A. W. Lydie
Homer City
Mary Ralston
Tilsie
Oakland Avenue
DaBota
Lance Hauxhurst
Butler
R. D. Hetrick
Orchard Hill
Clearfield County
James B. Reed
Greensburg
Blanche St. Clair
West Philadelphia
Nora McAfoos
Big Run
Punxsutawney
R. N. Miller
J. Albert Miller
Santa Fe
Mex
Samuel Williams
Wheeling
W. Va
Williams
H. O. Willame
Fifth Street
Robert Phillips
Blairsvile
Margaret Dick
Omer City
William Kissinger
Dinsmore Dick
Brushvalley
Olive Kalloway
Indiana Hospital
Ella H. Carson
Blacklick
Pennsylvania State Board of Examiners
Multiple Township School Board Calls for Bids and Teacher Elections
Several township boards announce meetings to receive bids for furnishing school supplies and to elect teachers for the coming term. Notices mention Banks Banks township Trade City North Ate gxitire Chambersville Clarksburg Hayne township and Valley townships with dates in July and August, listing presidents and secretaries and urging qualified applicants to appear.
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Grippuil
Tassifor
Wso
School Board of
North Ate Gxitire
Trade City
Totun Lydics
Ponxsntwniey
Trayne Township
Chambersville
Hayne
Chambersville Sturdy
Indy
Pretty Miss Walks Two Miles in Night Attire
In Point township near Northumberland Pa a sleeping girl Misa Nellie Tera rose and walked barefoot two miles to a local factory where she was employed before returning home exhausted. Prof C A Campbell is reappointed instructor at Mechanicaburg summer school for 1913 after a successful term aided by Miss Vesta Lowry.
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Pretty Miss
Northumberland
Misa Nellie Tera
Point Township
Prof. Campbell
Mechanicaburg
C. A. Campbell
Armagh
Campbell
Vesta.Lowry
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