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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1905
Page
4
A damaged clipping mentions The Indiana Progress publication and references to pipes in the county. It shows garbled lines with dates, prices, and terms, including a yearly rate of 34.00 paid in advance, plus scattered phrases about notices and charges. The fragmentary text lacks coherent events or names.
A long list of local social notes from Visnye and surrounding areas includes visitors, relatives, and residents traveling to and from towns like Altoona, Pittsburgh, and Washington. Names such as Miss Martha Go Gibson, Lesite Britfaurt, and James Fenton appear among neighbors visiting kin, attending events, and reporting health and domestic matters.
A fragmented news item mixes market quotes for wheat and corn with local notices and names. It mentions Singer Sewn Machine, McGinity, Bracken, and church appointments, alongside railroad trip notices and weather-rough economic jargon.
The article recounts a lively local baseball scene with the Trane team winning on a strong three run burst while Heber’s Home side struggles to muster offense. It mentions upcoming games, local venues like Newingel Park and Hasire Hollibives, and references community figures and dates as residents anticipate a broader schedule in October.
A dense fragment from a 1908 newspaper page references banking interests and public good, mentions the Farmees Bank of Indiana and Indiana county matters. The Loyal Temperance Legion event, pensions attorney, and various local notices about meetings and payments appear amid disjointed text and scattered names.
Fragmented OCR shows an application for charter with names and dates tied to a Presbytero Church and local officials. It mentions a North Auwerien area, a Charter for a church and related entities, plus references to a power company and public notices. The document includes additional ad-like lines about pianos and stock arriving at George Wilson's store.
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