Progress Honor Roll for February Subscribers
The Progress lists February subscribers and renewals including W. B. Jack, Livermore, R. D. J. Lewis, Indiana No. 5, Mia, James, Sloan, Shelocta No. 1, GQ. B. Stutzman, Cramer, Thos. Gibson, Penn Run, Ray D. Gilliland, State College, W. Sime, Parson, Wyo. J. A. McQuiston, Blairville No. 3, W. Byers, Dayton No. 2, James Fowler, Penn Run, and many others across Indiana, Blairsville, Creekside, Vandergrift, Punxsutawney, and adjacent towns. Neal's Pharmacy note added about a new drug store near the post office.
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W. B. Jack
Livermore R. D. J. i
Lewis
Indiana No
Mia
James
Sloan
Shelocta
B. Stutzman
Cramer
Thos
Gibson
Penn Run
Ray D. Gilliland
State College
A. WB. Sime
Parson
Wyo
J. A. McQuiston
Blairaville
H. L. Dixon
DuBois
Clymer
Jos
Wadding
Home
Clark Henderson
Livermore
Geo. Black
Dayton
Lewis Coy
May Boarts
Saiteburg
Co. M. Uncapher
Blacklick
Asa C. Farren
Indiana
John Fisher
Marion Center
A.learn
Geo. W. Kinnan
Elkin
B. Parke
Creekside
L. S. Martin
H. M. Brandon
Irwin Miller
Punxsutawney
Claude Gibson
D. D. Waltemire
G. W. Henry
Slimon Mock
Sam J. Gibson
R. D. Gave White
Trusall
Hon
M. K. Leard
M. Uncapher
W. H. Martin
W. H. Long
Homer City
Elder R. Smith
Blairsville
C. Bowman
Aml
Bence
G.J. Kline
St. Alban
W. Va
Emma Harbison
Wilkinsburg
M. Bowersox
New Bethlehem
Murray Johnston
John L. Bence
J. E
Markle
Hewitt Short
H. B. Lakehart
Plumville
Lester Paigon
Forbes Road
Harry Carson
Thos. Duncan
Wintondale
J.L. Dilts Walier
T. S. Neal
W. W. Goss
Cherry Tree
Jessie Griffith
Ebensburg
Ira Findley
Turtle
Creek
B. M
Mahaffey
A. Campbell
Parkwood
R. A. Ralston
Juniata
H. T. Cunningham
Jas. Dixon
Joseph Walbeck
Robinson
Thomas
J. M. Wiggins
Buffalo- N. Y
J. G. Wolfe
W. C. Park
N. Lydick
Naguabo
Porto Rico
Henry Peffer
Valier
Ray
C. Shaffer
Dallas
Ore
Covode
BH. A. Stear
Smicksburg
C. W. Hamilton
New Florence
W. P. Hawk
Georgeville
Inc
L. Douglass
Gilhouser
Dixonville
J. M. Campbell
L. J. Long
M. Steinman
J. M. Simpson
J. B. Siverd
Leard
Mary C. North
Puoxsutawney Ysaac N. Frick Creekside
Jacob Henry
Frank McAfoos
Vandergrift
J. G. Nelen
Heilwood
M. Eilenberger
Dr. &. M. Bushnell
A. Lantz
Frank Agey
Robert Bratton
Banks Donahue
W. Huber
John McMillen Lovejoy
J. M. Bracken
Manor
J. A. Roberta
Keokuk
Iowa
I. E. Sloan
Johnstown
W. EB. Oakes
J. M. Mack
Wheatfield
Edward Harrold Parkwood
Amond
Pine Flats
R. N. Miller
L. Houk
Thomas Sutton
Harrison Kauffman
J. A. McPherson
Ernest
C. P. Spencer
Vandergrift Htll
J. M. Fisher
Burnside
J. H. Wise Burnside
R. B. Knupp
M. S. Craig Parkwood
M. B. Craig
Lewis, Burnheimer
BE. H. Putt
Kate Pearce
Rochester Mills
A. L. Braughter
E. Blaine White
S. G. Griffith
R. D
Ida M. Nicholl
N. L. Keel
Oregon
Ill
John H. Campbell
J. M. Glassford
J. H. Moorhead
Altoona No
Wm. McKeage
W. E. Tomb
Youngwood
G. Tyger
J. G. Thompson
A. R. Glenn
Frank Wilson
J. M. Loughry
J. L. Loughry
Ebert Brewer
Rossmayne
Edward E. Ritchie
Jennie Barrett
Mary Gailey
A. L. Diehl
W. D. Anderson
S. F. Stahl
W. C. Holstein
Blaine Short
J. Getty
W. Cc. McMillen
Clarksburg
Fred Jamison
Greensburg
A. J. Fisher
Fred Mock
Léard
W. H. Myers
Tanoma
Wm. J. Smith
Tohn Metz
W. Cc. Simpson
Sami. Lewis
Rochester Mille
Daniel Marsh
Clark L. Steele
Marion
Belsano
Albert Henry
BE. E. McAdoo
Ligonier
W. BE
Wetzell
Scottdale
Lou Anthony
N. Mahan
Elderton
J. F. McCreight
Annie Findley
Turtle Creek
J. A. Frick
Ira R. Baker
Biatraville
M. Falr
Pittsburg
W. E. Dixon
Wm. Sides
Hedlwood R. D
P. W. McCracken
Kent
W. Armstrong
Lovejoy
Charles Ruffner
Stafford
J H. AL. Lewis
Vandergrift Heights
G. Learn
Dimer
W. Allison
W. C. Shields
EB. Gibson
D. Holmes
G. W. Hazlett
Mattie M. Phillips
John W. Wagner
J. D. Cramer
Blaieville
Mary M. Puller
Panssutay
Bamusi Wineberg
Rochester
Havana letter describes capital and Cuban life in 1910
Former Indians County man Dr J B Wilkinson writes from Havana Cuba Feb 22 1910 describing arrival after Florida trip. He praises harbor, architecture and open shops, notes carnival Sundays, warm climate and year round crops including tobacco sugar cane pineapples oranges and bananas. He envisions Cuba someday joining the United States and mentions relatives in the county and progress publication.
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Tot Neal
J. B. Wilkinson
Havana
Hifs
W. J. Neal
Young Township
Wilkinson
Neal
Cuba
Florida
R. R
Carnegie
Knights Keys
Atlantic
Olivette
Morro
Cabata
Pat
Isle of
United States
Unexpected Rat Turns Dinner into Chaos
A young woman awoke to a friend’s arrival and hastily dressed, placing a poison rat on. At noon, the mouse recovered, leapt from the rat at the dinner table, causing the table to overturn and dishes to break in the uproar.
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Dinhen Tipton
Ind
Tipton
China
Quartet Drives Father to Roof in Wry Twin Triplet Tale
Charleston report recounts John Randolph Brown facing a cascade of twins and triplets when his wife Hannah bears multiple children. After his initial bravado he discovers four newborn Browns in the loft, a comic overwork of the stork joke with a grimly humorous ending.
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Stork
Charleston
John Randolph Brown
Spain
Hannah
John Randolph
John
Washington officials versus cooking skills at Cornell alumni event
Dr. Harvey W. Wiley, chief of the bureau of chemistry, urged women to value practical skills over advanced theory. Speaking to Carmell College Cornell Alumni Association attendees, he dismissed co education and stressed cooking, sewing, and egg辨辨识 as core feminine education to keep homes happy and justify higher education.
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Washington
Alumni Association of
Carmmell College
Harvey W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Department of Agriculture
Coronic Alumni Association of Washington
Cornell Sluminae
Stula
Bt Louis
Dr. Wiley
Longest Trials of Hunger in War and Siege
A survey of extraordinary endurance shows animals and people surviving long periods without food or water. It cites a 29 day dog rescue near Guildford and a 39 day confinement during Metz siege, plus a 160 day buried pie tale from Dover. It also recalls Marshal Ney at execution, eager for a dignified exit and careful grooming.
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Guildford
England
Metz
Dover
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