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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1910
Page
7
In a humorous clash at a newspaper, reporter Peters expands a brief mule incident into a melodramatic tale under editor guidance. The piece peaks in mock-heroic prose before the editor halts the stunt and Peters quits journalism to sell hair dye.
A fragmented verse portrays John Jones driven to frenzy by buttons in his home as his wife sister mother and wife press endless fastening. A nurse watches his demented acts while the family bickers over clothing and social visits.
Special notice to R F D subscribers announces a one year rate of four dollars and nine cents for The Gazette Times and The Progress by special arrangement with Pittsburg Gazette Times. The offer applies to rural delivery subscribers only and remains valid until further notice.
Public sales announced at multiple Indiana County farms detailing dates March 10 to March 18 1910. Listings include dairy cattle several mares cows sheep and pigs two and four year olds plus wagons buggies farm machinery hay corn and other livestock and goods with terms noted as cash or six months credit. Auctioneers McCann Bros Gibson and others listed.
In March 1910 a broad list of farm items including horses, cattle, harness, wagons, farm machinery, hay and grain will be sold at the Albert Altimus farm near Dilltown on the Mechanicsburg road. Terms describe small or no cash with credit and security, auctioneers listed.
Government announces nationwide examinations for Railway Mail Clerks, Custom House Clerks, Stenographers, Bookkeepers and other positions with annual salaries from 8800 to 81200 and up to 2500. Open to men and women over 18. free instruction and information available by writing to the Bureau of Instruction, 574 Hamlin Building, Rochester, N.Y.
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