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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1906
Page
4
The fragment appears from a 1905 1908 era newspaper page. It includes editors and proprietors Moorhead and Moorhead Ralph Moorisad, address Indiana Pa, and a poem exchange with The Boss and The Boys from Chicago Times Herald. It also lists Indiana Markets, corrected every ... produce prices and grain items. The readable items are mixed with garbled OCR.
Pittsburg market listings for corn oats hay eggs butter cheese cattle calves hogs sheep and lambs with price ranges and quality notes across multiple livestock and dairy categories reflect a broad trading day snapshot including new high mixed yellow corn and various beef and dairy grades with per unit values and typical stocker and feeder quotes.
Local correspondence records visits and social events across Ambrose Parkwood Ismoayne and Grisemore. Notable items include William Goodwin of Pittsburg visiting a seriously ill sister Mrs George Morrison. numerous guests visiting relatives in Georgeville Punxsutawney and Davis. Roy McAdoo returning from Erie to pitch baseball. driving stock and cattle shipments. and a forthcoming C FE Rally at Nebo church on June 18.
A two day event at Library Hall presents moving pictures by the Edison Exhibition Company showing San Francisco before during and after the fire and earthquake with a matinee priced 10 and 20 cents. The program includes first shock and the catastrophe in detail as Virix is shown in the stricken city.
The item lists local visitors and residents in town with arrivals and departures from Indiana, Philadelphia, Pittsburg, and nearby towns. Names include Mrs. E. P. Grove, Miss Lillian Lewis, Edward Mack, Senator John S. Fisher, and others, with several callers and juror notes. Also a long, quoted column recounts rapid-fire global life events and statistics from a Charlotte News feature.
Obituary notices report Miss Malinda Brown of Polk Pennsylvania died May 28 at age 61. She was a lifelong Presbyterian and survived by six siblings. Funeral held in Apollo with burial there. Other obituaries and notices include Rebecca Neff, Ida Smith, and Nevin King, plus local marriage and civil notices across Indiana County.
Notlea published notice that I Patti son J Miller and W Pattison will apply to the Pennsylvania Governor on June 26 1966 for incorporation of The L Pattison Co to operate a department store selling furniture carpets dry goods groceries hardware and related merchandise with full rights under the 1874 act. Executors announce letters testamentary on John I Kintor estate and invite claims and debts settlement as of June 6 1906.
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