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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1905
Page
4
The Indiana Progress, a historic local newspaper, issues from Healy on Wednesday in 1905. It lists staff, contact details, and subscription rates. The issue references terms and notices, with emphasis on advance payments and classifies notices and poetry.
A sprawling chronological roundup from destinations including Washington Chicago Memphis New York and Detroit reports a mix of crimes fires drownings storms and political changes. Notable items include a navy department appointment a lynching aftermath a bank closure and a refinery funding ruling plus a mayoral and judicial appointments.
Chicago grain reports mixed with receipts and crop damage notes from the Northwest. wheat and corn prices show small gains and declines. Also mentionsGeorge My Wilson's Music Store piano and organ sale on margins, sale of store interests in Clarksburg to W. R. Mahan, and W. W. Goss handling debts. local bacon and ham prices at Lydick's.
Fragmentary OCR notes list various produce and goods with irregular spellings such as beans cabbage poultry lard and prices like 7.00, unclear vendors or dates. The text reads as market entries or a price list from an Indiana market with scattered item names and figures but is largely unreadable.
Market bulletin lists corn, oats, hay, eggs, butter, cheese, beef cattle, feed steers, stockers, veals, hogs, sheep and lambs with price ranges and quality qualifiers. Includes prime to fanny cattle, mellow butchers’ stock, and various weights and grades for milk cows, calves, and lambs at Pittsburg market.
Editorial comment from Brown of the Columbia County Republican argues reform cries over Philadelphia municipal affairs are expedient for rivals. He says reform aims to build a rival group, not root out corruption, and warns Democrats in Pennsylvania to wait until court decisions settle the Philadelphia issues.
Republican voters outside Philadelphia will not waver in party loyalty regardless of events in the city. Fdster Frank J. Over of the Hollidayships Register declares they will vote straight ticket here, upholding the policies and strong leadership of President Roosevelt.
Fragmented OCR lists marriages licenses sermons and social events. Notices include a thirtieth first anniversary celebration, speeches at a church, a Baptist call to Rev OC Sheri, and social greetings from residents such as Miss Dale Henderson and Mrs. Bennett. The item ends by asking readers if they read the Prowikss, the largest Indiana county paper.
Local notes from Plumville report visiting relatives and church entertainments. Mr and Mrs Robert Morrow hosted a young Presbyterian group. Prof Andrew Morrow and family stayed with relatives. multiple locals and travelers are mentioned including Dr Campbell Greensburg and Meadeville visitors. A telegraph pole incident damaged lines, water line work and road rail projects progress are noted. a June game against Rossiter ended with a one score margin in favor of Juneau.
The annual harvest hone event at Work's grave in Rochester Mills will take place on Thursday and Friday, August 17 and 18.
The Farmers Bank of Indiana offers certificates of deposit issued at home by officers and stockholders known personally. Certificates may be presented for payment at any time with interest paid promptly and principal safeguarded, even if the term runs six months.
Fragmentary notice details several real estate offerings including 50 by 100 foot lots in Barnes plot near Second Ward Schoolhouse with easy payment plans starting at $10. The text references agents Wheeler & Son and Milliken, plus wholesale and supply listings and unrelated advertisements, all badly garbled. The readable items indicate multiple sales and contractor notices in Youngstown area.
Fragmentary report notes a school bogie at East Wheadell on a Saturday in July. Names include Verio and Te Giri with references to care for a caine vivd at a sana Wot FINLEY and SPLAT Gio ty Josiah.
Tuesday trips to Niagara Falls and Toronto offered by the Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburg Railway with tickets from Indiana to Niagara on Toronto. Excursion tickets valid within 11 days from sale at 7 40 to Niagara and 8 90 to Porante. Also notes property sale of Ty Joi Miller and a local restaurant listing in Indiana.
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