Indiana Progresa Subscription Notice 1922
Obscure subscription notice lists rates and payment terms for The Indiana Progresa. Mentions address in Pennsylvania and Ohio area with amounts for various terms but text is garbled and inconsistent.
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1922
Page
2
Obscure subscription notice lists rates and payment terms for The Indiana Progresa. Mentions address in Pennsylvania and Ohio area with amounts for various terms but text is garbled and inconsistent.
The Gordon Literary Society meets Friday evening August 4 at the Gordon school house in Khrek lick township with songs recitations and readings led by Janees McCreit Wiles Vovlron Martha Dunlap and others plus a debate on farmer representation in county fair retirement.
John A Mille district manager of Mutual Life Insurance Company New York sails today for a two week outing to Vancouver and the far northwest. He expects to win and has qualified each year for trips valued at 250000 or more insured within a year. The party travels by special train from Chicago with stopovers at points of interest in Colorado Washington and the far west. He hopes to return with stories of the Bible conference and western scenery.
Blairsville residents visit Indiana and Washington while others voyage east on motor trips. Elizabeth Kelly from Blairsville visits Washington with Lieut J C Masters family. Families travel for camps and outings near Sunbury New Kensington and Williamport. Twin boys welcomed by William Brown family and camping party heads to Lunty Creek for several weeks.
Local residents from Brushvalley to New Florence are noted visiting relatives and friends across towns including Jivrry Claraville Bedford and Strongstown. A bake sale by the Ladies' Aid at the Methodist church and the Boring family reunion near New Florence are announced with dates and locations.
The Farmers' Column invites readers to send questions on farm topics from dairy to poultry to varied daily farming tasks. Agent John W. Wir will answer inquiries soon after receipt, with the aim of open discussion on farm work and rural progress.
Pennsylvania State College developed the Pennsylvania 44 Wheat variety from Falcas ter with higher yields and milling quality. About 430 acres grew on 79 farms in Indiana County, mostly clean of rye and weeds. Many farmers listed by name cultivate the high yielding seed for fall seeding.
County notices schedule thirteen meetings across multiple towns for poultry culling demonstrations with caponizing shown at some events. Attendance urged, prompt arrival requested. Also mentions Star Milling Co announcing mill upgrades and metal removal services for stock and machinery.
Mrs Wise of Ohio visits for Ma Lee and Mary Yeagley, Miss Victoria Clevenger comes, Jo and Mrs Tidson Parry visit Tok Dalmis Sumer A festival on the church lawn Saturday evening. Mr Wim Rheimind visiting town. Lynn Tlawes of Cherry Tree at Lincoln Fila. Crissle Gibson returns from Weetinerekind equity visit. Mrs Steffy and family visit Johnstown relative Mrs G M Turton. Miss Josephine McCoy and Miss Sarah Scollon visiting A G Glenn. Grisemore Grange entertained the Chairport Cramp Tuesday evening. Mrs K A Sides improving. 4 Kinter and wife here Saturday. Card of Thanks from late T P Stephens family for kindness and car use. Teachers wanted. Burlington town board to meet August 2 at 7 pm to address coal and supplies for next term. Concluding notes from W M Conrad, president, and D F Taylor, attorney. Tettera testamentary on John C Stear estate granted. Beneficiaries and creditors to act by note. Mrs Nlla Stear executrix North Point Indiana Co Pa July 19 1022.
Treasurer and administrators publish accounts of White Township School Fund year ending 1922 with receipts expenditures and balance. Notices announce letters of administration for Eastate of Oskin S. Kunkle and bids for Brush Valley and Uniontown school buildings and equipment. Also call for concrete abutments and steel superstructure bids over Yellow Creek near Lucerne dam with 5 percent bid bond and bid deadline August 18 1922.
A five year old Jersey cow with turned horns strayed from the undersigned premises on July 10 near Wintandale Pa. The cow wears a bell and answers to no definite name. A reward is offered for its return and information leading to its recovery. Contact Mrs. Wintandale for details.
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