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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1915
Page
4
The Indiana Progress announces subscription options and advances for varying terms. A garbled section mentions thanks and poetry at a community line with references to a mail or communication service and payments, listing rates for one year, eight months, six months, four months, and three months.
Multiple local nuptials unfold this week with detailed names and places. Bence Barbor and Miss Genevieve Lence wed at the bride's home in Dixonville with Rev. Mansberger officiating and family attendees from Burnside and Cherry Tree. Separately Walter Riffer and Della Shirley marry in Saltsbury, planning to farm near Newrytown, while Robert Kerr and Bertha Conner tie the knot in Colver and Merle Iseman and Dora Wise Snyder wed in Homer City.
Dr Dixon warns that neglect and clutter invite dirt and disease in homes. He notes careless habits foster poor sanitation and breathing room for bacteria and flies, urging households to maintain cleanliness and wholesome living. Also promotes rural delivery clubbing offer and furniture sales by LH STEVING CO.
The Marion Center sessions opened with a talk by WM. Patton on soils and manure, followed by lectures on corn growing by T. W. Melty and a key address by Wet Pretty on the Most Important Duty of Our People. Additional topics included turkey raising, feel for winkeress, and practical farming methods.
The Brand Jury advised reconstruction of the community and separate cells, and suggested repairs for County Home buildings including removing old lightning rods, installing new ones, and dairy stock movement. They also proposed jail repairs and sheriff’s residence updates, noting plaster, cleaning, and new grates.
A fragmentary local column discusses spring fever and health tips. It cautions about overindulgence, poor ventilation, and the need for moderate diet and exercise as winter ends. It notes March temperature fluctuations and advises warm clothing and well ventilated sleeping rooms. CLAWSON & SONS advertise coal and service. Resolutions of Respect from Cherry Tree Council honor George M. Gromley. the Methodist Episcopal Sunday school at Pew Tu Ba offers tributes to Rachel Stephens with published copies and family notices.
Congress ends its session and J N Langham retires after three terms as U S representative for this district. He earned a reputation as a capable active member who worked for district interests and carried out duties, living by the motto Do ly Now. Langham returned home to Indiana on Friday.
Joseph E Weaver principal of Ernest public schools announces candidacy for the Republican primary election for Register and Recorder. He has completed his 21st term in education and appeals for support from voters. Also notes Hastings planing mill nearby offering repairs and shop services by Wettling and Son in Indiana Pa.
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A garbled notice describes an OK SADIE item listing an Ohio steel conk range with freld rug and bi rood condition. It mentions an ofttee, Tiningden and Clarefeld Telephone WulldFiy, Tellin, and Pay Ved in unclear terms.
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