Local Correspondence Brings News From Smicksburg and Vicinity
Smicksburg day by day notes include visits from Mr and Mrs Glenn and Braddock William Good of Phensburg with families in Kittany, Punxsutawney and New Kensington. Local residents attend to illness, celebrate births, and move farms as Rev J Beil Nef and Dr R Sloppy share revival visits. Yellow Creek Lumber runs mill, Bennett buys Groft farm for 1300, and several townsfolk are credited with social calls and family milestones.
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Day-Weston
Glenn
Braddock _ Wiliam
Good
Phensburg
Hils
David Good
Kittayning Avenue
Ian Lottie Retding
Punsautawney
Avid D Aleppy
New Kensington
Reichmiller
Atear
Ubis
Miss Cattle Redding
Felenda
Philsburg
Jacob Neff
Ford City
Mra
Naff
John Stiteler
Milas
Ollie Robinson
Punxsutawney
Mias Arminta Lowe
Trionis
Loop i Webster Mittelar
Duvdols
Jane Weston
Ofprion Avenue
Kathryn
Phitsburg
D A Lukehart
John Dbtent
Dw Marshall
Clark Robinson
Panxsitawney
John Brower
Latta
John Sink
Punxautawney
Bis
West Mahoning Township
Dutt Crawford
Jacob Condron
Pittsburg
J Beil Nef
Dubois
Grin
JL Cain
Samuel Stear
Yiatters
MJ Sleppy
Marion Center
R . Sloppy
Ella Bunich
Paasayant Hospital
Mra Smith
John Haston
Nantyglo
Squire
Graham
Missy Lizzie Overdortt
Vintondiale School
Bessie Grebo
Evan Davis
Grisemore
Radlie Cameron
Alex Bennett
Groft
George Ondrieck
Johnstown
Gertrude Gillespie
Yellow Creek Lumber Company
A B Bennett
Thomas Overman
Lavina Overman
Local notes show visits and social events in Homer City area
Miss Cora Altemma returns home from Johnstown while others like George Mowers in Moore City and John Kellys visit Johnstown. Rev Bracken closes a protracted meeting in Dimondville. Visitors include Frank St Clair and Dr Clair from Pittsburgh Taub, and a leap year party at Hotel Shadyside. Nearby towns Fun include Punxsutawney and Indiana residents visiting Homer City and surroundings.
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Cora Altemma
Johnstown
Agar Altewius
Pittsburg
Buchanan
George Mowers
Momer City
Mrs. Daugherty
John Kellys
Mary Evans
Mary Evans, of This Place, Is Craiting Relatives Tnt Pista Sea Rey FN Hracken
Dinmondville
Homer City
Frank St. Clair
Pitsburg
At. Ciair
Tatrobe
Jno
P St. Olaf
Aunday
George Ryan
Indiane
Rev
Laverty
Young Ladies
Shadyside
Hell Edintinson
James Fleming
Indiana
James Sickenberger
Miss Kannedy
Blairsville College
James St Clair
Burne
Walker Smith
Frank Douglass
Homer
Farmers' Union Telephone Company charter notice
Notice announces an application to the Governor of Pennsylvania on March 28, 1904 for the charter of The Farmers' Union Telephone Company to erect operate and connect telephone lines in Indiana and Cambria counties between Indiana and Ebensburg with rights to connect with other lines. Welford & Stewart solicitors. Also small ads for a dancing class at Library Hall and postings from SMire's Art Store and Weamer's restaurant plus Smith's paints.
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Pennsylvania
W. M.williams
Richard Willams
Smith
W. W. Williams
A. G. Glenn
G. M. Joiner
J. R. Lite
Isaac Lute
Jeremiah Keith
Emma L. Keith
Caroline Keith
J. H. Lute
J. C. Lute
J.frank Long
D. W. Karlinsey
E. B. Karlinsey
Samuel Long
Lewis Depape
Emanuel Keith
John de Williams
W. A. Glenn
F.C. Martin
W. A. Pershing
R. W. Jolina
Act of Assembly
Farmers’ Union Telephone Company
Indiana
Cambria
Ebensburg
Welford & Stewart
McDougall
Library Hall
Smire’s
Weamer's
Marshall Building
Smith's
Spring Bargains In Fabrics And Shoes At Reed's
Reed's catalog lists 28-inch Grecian Voiles in black white navy champagne or castor at 25c yard. Also 40-inch Lansdownes at 1.25 per yard, various men and women’s garments with prices cut from regular, mail orders welcome, plus a large shoe sale and fabric selections across departments.
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Reed
Big hat sale offers elegant stock at low prices
A big hat sale advertises elegant hats for men and boys at prices as low as 10 cents, with none exceeding one dollar. Mail orders are not accepted.
Neckwear from special maker on sale now
Men’s neckwear featured from a special maker in neat patterns and new shapes. Priced at 25 and 50 cents.
Women’s shoe sale on E width priced to $1.24
Readable notes indicate women’s shoes in E width sold at $1.50, $1.75 a pair with a sale price of $1.24. The fragment mentions discounting and price points but lacks broader context or dates.
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Smicksburg
Strongstown
Clarence Getty
Joseph Walbeck
Moxham
Ocxmpbell
Armagh
Samuel Rugh
Mable Bracken
Alexandria
Mrs. Bracken
D A Jlanna
Ponssutawney
Wall Paper Department
Brussels
Sutton’s
Victor Roller
David Eli
Penn Roller Flour Mills
AS & Son
Indiana, PA
Wallace Dry Goods Company
J.C. Wallace & Son
Philadelphia Street
Cunninghamts
Madras
Fifth Avenue Madras
ALCO
Bean Bakers
Victor
Ingersoll Yankee
Cunninghan’s