Newspaper Subscription Acknowledges Renewal and Fraud Rules
The notice outlines that unless subscribers express otherwise they are presumed to renew. It states publishers may continue sending papers until arrears are paid if discontinuance is requested. It warns that neglectful or improper handling by subscribers incurs responsibility until bills are settled. It notes moving without informing the publisher does not absolve liability. It adds that refusal to take papers from the office is prima facie evidence of fraud. It cautions advance payers to give notice to stop at term end or risk continued charges. It mentions postal laws allow arrest for fraud if a paper is taken without paying and later discontinued or marked refused.
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Neher
Local notes from Butler Herald busy social week
Chas Kline returns from Atlantic City and several visitors stay with relatives near Clarksburg Wheeling and McKeesport. News notes include sugar and fruit prices low, Herd's Crackers advertised, picnics and camps near Cherry Tree and Idaho, and local folks traveling to Indiana Apollo and West Indiana with pensions and health remarks.
Harvest chatter and local notices across Indiana Pa
A jumble of small town items features Dr. Ansley visiting relatives in Illinois, local ads for Franklin College and Cun ningham's store, farm equipment sales by Johnston & Mack, and the Non-Partisan WCTU serving meals on Soldiers Day. Readers are told of reapers, mowers, and a wide array of community happenings from births and illnesses to travel plans and regional fires.
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Bell Thompson
Alex
Wheeling
A. Geseler
Anna Gilbert
Clarksburg
Ollie Mack
Shelocta
Harvey Johnston
Pittsburg
Phebe Hinds
Sutton Ave
McKeesport
W. M. Cunningham's
J. C. Long
Homer City
Cunningham
Dreas
Oxford
Johnston & Mack
Johnston
W.C.T. U
Messenger
Court House
Blairsville Local NotesPreview of a Building Boom and Closings
Local correspondence from Blairsville reports bank closings at noon until September 15, a church revival, and property sales by the Blairsville Land Improvement Company with lots on the market. Notices mention road and foot bridges, a mail carrier promotion, visiting relatives, a historic coin found, and several medical and personal incidents in town and nearby areas. The piece also covers community items from Plumville and Orpah Taylorsville and previews Pain's Pompeii spectacle in Pittsburg with details on scale, costs, and arrangements.
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Methodist Church
M. A. Anderson
Blairsville
Blairsville Land Improvement Company
W. L. Chapman
U. P
Idlewild
A. C. Johnston
M. E. Church
D. D
Allegheny College
Meadville
Land Improvement Company
Evan's Mill
U P Day at Idlewild Picnic Planned by Greensburg Group
The Westmoreland Presbytery divides the Idlewild trip for July 28 with Rev H Boyd coordinating a U P picnic. Train departures from Indiana at 8 am and Idlewild at 6 pm, eight hours there, devotional and social segments, plus Sabbath School work. Fare from Indiana is 75 cents round trip, half fare 50 cents. Attendees bring lunches. grounds include a large kitchen and capacity for 3,000, with water and gas facilities available.
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Idlewild
Duke Palmer
Walston
Puntsutawney
H. & Boyd
Greensburg
Westmoreland Presbytery
U. P
Southwest
Indiana
Blairsville
Saltsburg
Soldiers Reunion and Cavalry Call at Indiana
A notice calls for all cavalry veterans who served in the war to report on horseback at Indiana on August 27 for a soldiers reunion. Each man should report to his district marshal with company and regiment, and forward details to H. K. Sloan, Chief Marshal. Co A 61st Pa Yo will hold its annual reunion at Indiana August 27. Also mentions train No 80 schedule change and Herds Gra Wafers endorsement by physicians.
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Indiana
H. K. Sloan
J. 8. HinBerry
Co. A. 61St Regiment
Pa Yo
C. A
Letter From England Traces Indiana Man’s Snakes Tale
A letter received in Indiana Pa from England dated July 7 seeks Joseph H Flude of Indiana Pa to learn if he is a son of a woman in England who read of his rattlesnake encounter. The English paper published the Indiana July 1 tale within seven days.
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Joseph H. Flude
Indiana
United States
America
Joseph Flude
Mr. Flude
England
Reed brothers sell stake in Pittsburg Commercial Gazette
George W Reed and Joseph P Reed dispose of their less than half share in the Pittsburg Commercial Gazette for 250000 dollars. Purchasers are N P Reed estate. widow and son in law Alfred Reed buy the stake. Deal closes today, effective August 1. Paper policy and editorial staff to remain largely unchanged.
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George W
Joseph P. Reed
Pittsburg Commercial Gazette
N. P. Reed
George
Joseph Reed
Joseph
Alfred Reed
Messrs
Man Beaten Girl with Horsewhip Faces Jail
Joseph Malcolmson driver of street sprinkler in Johnstown Pa was arrested after beating his 13 year old daughter with a horsewhip The Humane Agent Oyler reported the abuse and Malcolmson during a hearing assaulted a witness and attempted to flee injuring Constable Waters and Oyler He was recaptured His wife suffered two black eyes from a prior assault last Sabbath
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Johnstown
Joseph Malcolmson
Oyler
Malcolmson
Humane
Waters
State Funds Remain Unpaid Over School Superintendency Fight
Judge Simonton had declared Dr. Waller de facto Superintendent of Public Instruction until a successor is appointed. The State Treasurer refuses to disburse school funds. A conference is planned. Waller may take the case to the Supreme Court, with a final decision not expected before next May.
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Simonton
Dr. Waller
Waller
Supreme Court
Live Stock Shipments From June to July 1891
Report of livestock shipped by several consignors in the period June 14 to July 20, 1891. N Seanor sent 11 cattle 17 calves 108 sheep to Norristown Pennsylvania. C F Skillman 162 sheep to Allentown. A Franhelser 26 cattle to Sellersville. M Heckman 24 cattle to Harrisburg. J B Fleming to Lansdale. J N Stewart 18 sheep to Port Indian. H Bryan 31 cattle to Lansdale.
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N. Seanor
Norristown
C. F. Skillman
Allentown
A. Franhelser
Sellersville
M. Heckman
Harrisburg
J. B. Fleming
Lansdale
J. N. Stewart
Port Indian
H. Bryan
West Indians Borough Considers Electric Light Vote
Voters in West Indians borough will decide on whether to adopt electric light. An election is to be held at the Cagnell wee bebo: oe reat, betereen the hous, with residents urged to participate and determine the community’s illumination future.
Respected West Indiana Citizen Dies at 64
Mr. Wine a carpenter and longtime resident of West Indiana died last Thursday July 18 at age 64. Born in Bucks County in 1827 he had lived in Indiana for years and served as weigh master before resigning due to ill health. A Presbyterian church member his funeral was held Friday at 2 p.m. from his residence.
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Wilson & Son
Miss Lyte
Greensburg
Pittsburg
Capitan W. B. Keller
Willie
Martha
Pacific
Jacksonville
Indiana County
Johnstown Tribune
Kittaning
Mia, Claggett
Ethelyn
Potomac
Harry
David Humphrey
Mort Johnstons House
A. T. Rutledge
Jonathan Boyle
Crawford
North
Blairsville
Boyle
Methodist Church
Tunnelton
Kelly’s Station
West Penn Railroad
Livermore
Katherin Hefflefinger
Lutheran Church
Angel of Death
Bilver Wing
Mr. Wine
West Indiana
Bucks County
Indiana
Wine
Presbyterian Church
Muddled Market Note for Fisher Prices at Cunningham’s
Fragmentary ad style notice mentions Charlie Kelly and LOY Shannse with 408 and Srean E. Leslie Tones. References Homer City and Mackeral herring and white fish offered at W. M. Cunninghams. No clear date or full names.
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Charlie Kelly
W. M. Cunningham
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J. Little
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Fifth Avenue Museum
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Castoria
J. T. Little
Prof. Little
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