Notice to Horse Breeders at Five Points Barn
Notice announces Frank Rankin will keep his two stallions at his barn at Five Points throughout the season.
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1914
Page
8
Notice announces Frank Rankin will keep his two stallions at his barn at Five Points throughout the season.
Indiana Pa June 5 1914 grand jury reports to court after inspecting public offices buildings and the county home praising upkeep and courtesies while recommending spouting repairs and exterior woodwork painting. Several indictments listed with multiple acquittals and court actions noted. next week criminal trials set, including Clawson arson case.
Commissioner of Health urges theatre patrons to demand ventilation and cleanliness in public amusements. Warns of health risks from crowded, ill ventilated venues and advocates patron choice of well managed theatres. Also notes a public sale at F S Stump property and urges careful disposal of rubbish.
The Mahaffey optical firm of W. E. Mahaffey and wife from Pittsburg advertises a free examination at the New Indiana Hotel in Indiana, Pennsylvania. They offer glasses priced from $2 to $8 and claim their fitting system relieves headaches and nervousness without drugs or drops. They state no representatives and announce monthly trips.
Notice announces David Edwards will exhibit three stallions and a jack at his barn opposite Indiana fair grounds Blairsville road on Thursday Friday and Saturday each week during the season and the first three days of each week at his Onberg barn. The full-blood Shire station Gil son, licensed sound and registered for 1914, will be at R. H. Thompson's barn near Home, Pa two miles west of Marion Center during the season.
An assortment of white and blue linen wash skirts offered at 98 cents for the $1.50 value and 1 quarter for the $1.25 value. Available in plain colors or fancy patterns in extra large sizes.
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