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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1930
Page
2
Don t Rob Yourself Don t Assume Superior Attitude
Doctor Theodore B Appel argues that while dramatic robberies capture headlines many robbers are those who harm themselves through self neglect. He warns that everyday excesses rob health and life, and urges readers to avoid self destructive habits and seek regular medical checkups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore B. Appel
New Cleaning and Dyeing Plant to Be Operated Here
The French Cleaners and Dyers of New Kensington will run a new two story plant on West Philadelphia Street adjoining the B R & P passenger station. The firm will spend over 50,000 on buildings and equipment with 35 workers once fully running. Powell & Company of New Kensington will erect the structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bite
Raylo
New Kensington
W. Books & Company
Bayle Establishment
Kensingiga
Powell & Company
Rotary speakers recount Olympic history and aims
John L. Romig of Philipsburg spoke to the Rotary Club Monday on the Olympics. The Paris 1924 1000 meter winner and 1928 10000 meter contender shared how athletes are selected and how the games foster friendly rivalry and understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L
Blondy) Romig
Phillipsburg
John W. .Warner
Rotary Club
Romiz
Paris
Logg
Nurmi
Romig
Meadowbrook
Philadelphia
Philipsburg
Atlas Powder Co
Joseph, Shane and
Clark
Indiana High School
Norman Koontz
College women outshine men in debates says Frizzell
Professor John Henry Frizzell of Pennsylvania State College claims women think quicker in debate. He notes a trial between the college's men and women teams where the women completely outclassed the men, especially in rebuttal where rapid thinking matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry Frizzell
Pennsylvania State College
Frizzell
Potato crop valued at $41 million in 1929 state tally
Harrisburg report shows Pennsylvania 1929 potato crop across 12 counties valued over $1 million each, totaling about $41.18 million and 25.74 million bushels. Lehigh leads in production while Lancaster tops in value. acreage cautious advice cites low last year yield and 1930 price uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Berks
Bucks
Chester
Columbia
Erie
Lancaster
Lehigh
Luzerne
Northampton
Schuylkill
Somerset
York
Bureau of Statistics
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Jersey Breeders Tour Butler County
Sixteen Indiana County Jersey Cattle Club members toured Butler County on February 28 visiting Jersey herds of J. S. Campbell north of Butler and J. C. McCandless at Euclid. Campbell’s manager Walter Brown led a herd-briefing with records and pedigrees and a judging demonstration. The party also enjoyed lunch, and milk was produced at both farms. Members included John E. Garman, T. M. Strong, Walter Simpson, C. Pollock, Marshall Haskell, Carl Johnston, Clark Steele, W. M. Howard, L. Stutzman, Doyle Stutzman, R. B. Stutzman, Wm. S. Wetzel and wife, Lyte Blystone, and J. W. Warner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County Jersey Cattle Club
Butler County
Jersey
J. S. Campbell
Butler
J. C. McCandlese
Euclid
Campbell
Pennsylvania
Walter Brown
J. C. McCandless
Camp Bell
Mr. McCandless
John E. Garman
Indiana
T. M. Strong
Blairsville
Walter Simpson
Marion Center
C. Pollock
Marshall Haskell
Smicksburg
Carl Johnston
Creekside
Clark Steele
Marion Canter
W. M. Howard
Blatraville
Stutzman
Cramer
Doyle Stutzman
R. B. Stutzman
Wintondale
Wm. S. Wetzel
Lyte Blystone
Wits
J. W. Warner
Buy Good Nursery Stock For Safe Tree Investments
Caution for buyers of nursery stock warns against bargains from dubious nurseries. Prefer reliable long established nurseries offering standard varieties guaranteed true to name. One-year-old trees in whip stage transit better and begin bearing sooner, with proven trial data supporting early yield.
Hands Up Hands Up His Command
The tale follows Branford as he plots a bold bank job and mutinous gang betrayal. He infiltrates the Herdmens National payroll scheme in Claremore and confronts Rob Atlee, revealing a daring return home with a pivotal confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brastorp
Wlublin
Kansas City
Relville House
Palehogue
N.Y
Ferdocik
Stebbing
Clay
Kansas City Genflarmerie
Farmers’ National Bank
Branford
Kidg
Qlay
Perdock
Barnard
California
Claremore
Oklahoma
Belville
Wichita
Daibler Drug Store
Obby
Rob Atlee
Atlee
Bob
Dad
The Ace Is a Queen by Genevia Cook
An aerial stunt tale follows Aubrey Weston and Kurt as a daredevil rescue under a fairground show unfolds. Aubrey pilots a risky plane while Kurt and spectators cheer. after a dramatic near crash, he reassures her and proclaims her more than an Ace, a Queen of Hearts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rohmer
Mooseville
Fair Grounds
Kurt
Aubrey
Weston
Mr. Bernard
Kart
Mr. Barnard
Rat Tax Hypothesis Stirs Economic Debate
An exchange suggests Americans spend about $2 yearly to support a rat for every person. The claim cites a rat population supposedly equal to the human population and estimates each rat causes about $2 in damage annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Expression Defined in Usage of That Uk Phrase
The text explains how the correctness of the expression "of that Uk" hinges on its usage. It notes Nk as a Scotch word meaning same and gives examples like "Talrfax of that ik" and "Of that ijk" to illustrate estate naming and potential misinterpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfax of &Airfax
Ijk
King
Clus
Wooden leg was hot house for bed bugs
Harrisburg March 5 A novel incubator for vermin was revealed in the State Welfare records showing a county institution warding off bedbugs yet one bed remained infested. The dormitory in renovation hid the pests until an attendant shook a resident’s wooden leg and exposed the hidden bedbugs multiplying in the prosthetic limb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
State Department of Welfare
Department
Public Sale At Old Spike Man Farm Near Armagh
Auction listing for March 10 at 1:00 pm from New Florence RD 2 Pa. on the old Spike Man Farm one mile from Armagh, items include piano organ kitchen furniture stove table chairs sewing machines, parlor and dining room sets, beds, carpets, heating stoves, washing machine, and more, sale definite as owner has sold the farm. Roscoe Tomb, Auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spikeman Farm
Armagh
Grange Hall
Myers
Newlyn Williams
New Florence
R.D
Roscoe Tomb
Horse Breeders Meeting March 11 Indiana County
The Horse Association of Indiana County will hold a noon meeting at the Crystal Room, Moore Hotel, Tuesday March 11 with a 60 cent luncheon. Speakers include C A Burge and Joe Vial, at Montcalm Farms, who oversees 65 Percherons including last December’s Chicago grand champion mare. Officers for 1930 to be elected and Colt Club plans discussed. An egg marketing meeting follows March 12 at 1:00 p.m. at the County Agent's office with H N Reist addressing on cooperative marketing of eggs and inviting local poultrymen to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Horse Association of
Indiana County
Crystal Room
Moore Hotel
C. A. Burge
Pennsylvania State College
Joe Vial
Montcalm Farms
Chester County
State’ College
Reist
Commodore Co operative Association Meeting Planned
Commodore Co operative Association meets at Purchase Line Community Building Tuesday March 11 to secure orders and transact other business. Those unable to attend should send orders to Fyock Son purchasing agents. Also includes a quoted Spunk dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commodore Co-operative
Commodore Co-operative Association
Purchase Line
L, Fyock, & Son
Outlaw and Bandit Roots in Early English and Italian Terms
A historical note traces how the English word outlaw arose from Anglo-Saxon utlah with Nordic roots and how bandit derives from Italian wandito. Both terms describe a banished or lawless figure. banditti serves as the plural.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Scandinavia
Iceland
Italy
New International Dictionary
Wandito
Siana
Spain
Greece
Turkey
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Pimpinons
Cambria
Clearfield
Westmoreland
Imperial Type Magazine
Arthur Peterson
Genevia Cook
Mooseville Ratk
Levi Houck
Clymer
B.C
Derson
W. CG. Chapman
M. Johnston
Indiana Borough
District Court of the United States
Western District of
Harry Cloud Ferguson
Westuidreland ‘County
Vennsyvila
Congress
Pittsburgh
J. Wood Clark
Henry Townsend
South Bend
Cament Road
J.A. Wells
Sheloca
S. C
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Harry L. Lowry
Clark C. Pollock
Fortner
Kinney
Stephens
Tender Realty Co
Wayne Avenue
J. C. Weitzel
Phila
Elmhurst
Armen
Hilang Potato Farm
H. & Gate
Barnesboro
Rt. D. 2
David Weamer
Roow
Weamer
Seventh St
R. V. Kerr
North Ninth Street
Jack & Turk
Ilam T. Pemming
Green
Harry B. Plemming
Duke Flemming
Akron
Peeler
Feit
Smith
Jacob Builth
Cante Township
Ceased
Theka Hay
Rossiter
Incidiator
D. G. Sporry
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Anna Gous
Montgomery Town
Aquinas
Hillsdale
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Youngstown
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Joe Marchegiano
Blairaville
Albania
Marchegia
Savings and Trust Company Building
M. Ruddock
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W. J. Edwards
Ot Center Township
Tadlane County
Margaret Edwards
K. C. Edwards
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Jack
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