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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1914
Page
4
The notice outlines cash in advance rates for subscriptions: one year $1.50, eight months 1.00, mix months 15 cents, four months 50, three months 40. It states all papers stop at expiration of subscription.
A health note counters fear of night air. It says night air usually has fewer impurities and is not more dangerous than daylight air. Extra wrap or coat may be wise, but breathing the night air is fine.
Governor appoints Martin G. Brumbaugh as lieutenant governor and Frank B. McLain as secretary of internal affairs with Henry Houck, Taylor North, and Wilmer H. Wood listed in connection to congressional and assembly roles.
The Republican County Committee reports united support for the ticket at the next general election. Enthusiastic committees from all sections anticipate a splendid victory as deserters from 1912 return to the fold and work nationwide. County Chairman J Willis Wilson leads faithful workers to secure full party backing.
Local personals note a string of visitors and residents from Pittsburg, Rochester Mills, Heilwood, Nor way, Cleveland, California, Dubois, Falls Creek and Greensburg seen in Indiana towns this week. Names include Miss Iva Bart, Mrs. Harry Wallace, Mrs. Hoover, Mrs. Swift, Mrs. Amelia Walker, Sylva Walker, Harry Bennett, W. B. Wagner, Mrs. R. J. McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. George St. Stewart, Andrew Stewart, John Ryan, Dr. Steele Bryan, Lita and Hazel Lewis, Miss Houston, Miss Iffie Vanilorn and Olive Wilson, with many local hosts and relatives noted.
A collage of verses and dialogue snippets on love mood, journey talk, prudence, work ethics, and everyday wry humor. It blends a poem urging candid affection with short conversations about journeys, aging, ambition, and optimism amid stock chatter and misgivings. It reads like a miscellany column from a late era newspaper.
The text references unsettled dialogue about worry and a spouse meeting, then cites Bil-This paper claiming OReytan Missouri plans to annex settlements on its borders. A similar effort is noted by Till-Well, with one bosid entity attempting the same action.
Worrying is a harmful habit that cannot be cured by resolutions or talk. The sure remedy is to stay busy, as idle minds turn to fear and care. Worry harms digestion, ruins temper, and undermines health and happiness.
For sale 200 shares of Pennsylvania Investment Company cumulative preferred stock at $10 par. Stock pays 5 percent annually in quarterly installments. Also for sale forty five acres with a six room house barn and timber, one half mile from Strongstown, Indiana County. One thousand five hundred dollars asked. N N Sweak Indiana Pa. All style pictures by Sayers Plumville July 1 to 6.
Notice of application to the Governor of Pennsylvania for a charter to form ROS ITER ELECTRIG COMPANY to supply heat light and power by electricity in Canoe Township Indiana County and adjacent areas. Applicants are H J Hunter Leitner A J Musser and H B Douglas acting through Cunningham Fisher attorneys. Also notice of administration for T L Biddleman estate with J J Hutchison administrator requesting claims and prompt payment. Date June 24 1914.
The School Board of Armstrong township invites sealed bids to erect a one room frame school near Shelocta at Walker school with plans available at W R Thomas president Indiana Pa BR 6. Bids must include a $100 certified check and may be rejected at the board's discretion. George secretary Parkwood RD 1 Pa.
W N Liggett attorney announces letters testamentary on the estate of David B Lute late of West Wheatfield township and deceased. Creditors must present authenticated claims for settlement and debtors should make prompt payments. Executor Wm N Liggett P O Box Reda Indiana Pa
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