SPECIAL NOTICE TO FR F D SUBSCRIBERS
Special notice alerts Rural Delivery subscribers that Pittsburg Gazette Times and Progress can be sent for four dollars per year, with Advance paid Progress subscribers eligible for Gazette Times at three dollars. The arrangement applies until further notice.
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Pittsburg Gazette Times
Gazette Times
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Progress
National Tribune
New York Weekly Tribune Farmer
New York
Civereas Progress
Pittsburg Daily Gazette Times
Pittsburg Daily Dispatch
Pittsburg Weekly Dispatch
Ohio
Now Companion
Bovidota
Progresa
Toledo
Blade
Pittsburg
Daily Post
St. Louis
Globe
New Idea
Indiana Progress
Silk Dress Goods In Varied Fabrics At Low Prices
A large assortment of dress goods is offered featuring 23 inch figured foulards in dark and light shades, 27 inch foulards in rose and copenhagen with grey and navy options, 50 cents to 1.00 yard. Silk serges in 19 inch width and novelty weaves advertised at 50c to 2.00 per yard. Check and money silks suitable for waists and children's dresses also highlighted.
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Copenhagen
The Big Basement Store Special Sale on Dinner Ware
Open stock dinner ware arrives for fitting up odd pieces with prices on inner plates and sets. Teas and coffees, meat platters, blue and white mixing bowls, cuspidors, white china cuspidors, granite pudding pans and wash basins are listed with sale prices. Marked as a special sale running March 3 to March 6.
Special Baking Powder Sale Began and Ends Dates
Special sale notice running Thursday March 3 to Wednesday March 9 offers 3b cans of quality baking powder at 25¢ per can, guaranteed to comply with the Pure Food Law.
Hand picked beans and Jersey mackerel deal
Hand picked Navy beans praised as the best and perfectly cleaned priced per pound. Jersey Mackerel offered at ten cents per pound with each fish weighing about half a pound.
Lost Years Values Decline Through Discounted Prices
A sale piece lists items titled Lost Years with values of six dollars, reduced to five, four, and finally three dollars. The advertisement ends abruptly with an open quotation mark, suggesting truncated copy or an unfinished price drop. The context implies a sale or clearance of items named Lost Years.
Local Institute at Smyrna and Lower Marion schools
Readers learn of two teacher institutes to be held in East Mahoning Township and Loop school house in March 1910. Programs feature devotional exercises, welcome addresses, many topics on reading, hygiene, crime causes, school duties, and discussions by teachers, directors, and townspeople.
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Teachers’ Institute
Smyrna School
South Mahoning Township
Revi Sturgeon
Walcome
Mildred Ma
Geo. Dodson
Jas
F. Chapman
Irene Mabon
Orrie Moore
Vesta Butler
J. la Jones
Dessie Hamilton
Fulton
Silas Brady
Milton Hamilton
Lulu Johnston
Lower Marion School
East Mahoning Township
John, Hall
Orpha Pfeif
Loop School House
Ida Dodson
Nannie Wingrove
Mr. Boyer
W. BE. Barrett
George Dodson
Francis Elkin
Chloris Davis
Robert J. Dmerick
Chas. Milliran
Meade Bond
Mary B. Crawford
Jas. F. Chapman
Anna Ralston
Alice Elkin
Wi Sadi Shaldmsion
Wilda Skinner
Ida Dodgson
John Shaffer
Chester McClellan
Social Circles and Local Delights in Community Notes
Social rounds report a bridge party hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Wood on South Seventh street for 28 guests. Silva Rebekah Lodge No 349 members in Rochester Mills were entertained at Mark Bros home with music, games, dinner, then an hour of coasting. The Normal School Junior class elected Wilbur D B Hosack president and others for the upcoming annual dance this month. A public sale in Indiana Pennsylvania offers six 3500 20 year bonds of Auld Rup Coal Company due 1925 and 61 shares of BAMe Company stock to be auctioned at 3 pm on March 14 1910. Marriage licenses listed for James R Dixon and Campbell Jane Caldwell Glen Campbell Edward G Blowlea Esse lymer pr Lowell Olymer Arthur Warner base H Carnahan Parkwood
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Frank Wood
South Seventh Street
Silva Rebekah Lodges
Rochester Mills
Mark Bros
Normal School
Wilbur D B. Hosack
R. H. Ray
Indiana
Ossie Patterson
Pittsburg
Rex Sebring
Cherry Tree
James R. Dixon
Campbell Jane Caldwell
Glen Campbell
Edward G. Blowlea
Esse Lymer
Lowell
Olymer
Arthur Warner
Carnahan
Parkwood
New Restaurant Opens on Hast Philadelphia Street
Ed C. Clawson opens a new restaurant in his Hast Philadelphia Street building inviting old and new customers. Special rates for regular boarders, quick service, and popular prices advertised with lunch hours and beat of everything.
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New Pen
C. Clawson
Philadelphia Street
Veterans event in Plumville to honor local soldiers
The Park Veteran Dean Corps of Indiana county plans a Thursday evening gathering in Plumville with a banquet and reunion. Albert Henry from near Penn Run served as county seat caller last Saturday.
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Deam Corps
Indiana County
Plumville
Albert Henry
Penn Run
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St. Clair & Hillis
Connecticut Mutual
Hartford, Conn
A. T. Taylor & Son
Lawrence Little
Myers & Little Confectionery Store
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W. A. Allshouse
Ambrose
H. H. Sthving
New Indiana House
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United States
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Local Institute
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A. B. Elkin
Jessie Fulton
Bestie Kilinan
T. R. L. Emerick
A. H. Mabon
Geo. Kinnan
Hfe
Rev. Sturgeon
Elder Fulton
Emanel Nichol
Fer
Bessie Kinnan
Ita
Emmanuel Nichol
S. Wetzel
J. C. Brilhart
James Whitcomb Riley
Ruth Terpe
Dena Wagener
Bertha Work
E. E. Elder
Cora Uncapher
Genevieve Morrison
A. C. Powell
Wopic
Florence
Meanor
Ernest L. McLaughlin
A. F. Roser
H. Miller
H. N. Liggett
Dora Walker
Davin
Chas
Millican
Rev. Stabley
Laura Drummond
R. M. Dodson
Walter Elkin
Albert Elkin
Be, W. Griffith
Sixth Street
Court House
Penna
Auld ‘Rup Coal Company
Bame Company
G. W. Roof
Sertr
Silly S&s
Sloan Brothers
Millinery Department
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