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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1925

Page

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Community Visitors And Local Activities Highlight Weekend

Mrs. Lester Salagiver and Pearl Bruce visited Wilda Napp on Sunday. Mrs. Frank Walker and son Milton of Cockport visited sister Mrs. Jesse Ferrier over the weekend. Olive Kerr visited Wertha and Mary Ferrier Sunday. W. W. Nichol at Cherry Tree helping care for his seriously ill mother. Young folks from the community attended the bell ringing concert at Commodore high school Thursday night. Olive Kidd, staying with grandmother at LaRayne, is home again. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ferrier and children visited his father near Arcadia Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hadden were Hillsdale callers last week. Mrs. Clyde Houck visited sister at Hillsdale Thursday. Mrs. A. B. Lydie visiting mother and sister returned home Monday.

Lester Salagiver Pearl Bruce LaRayne J. H. Ferrier Arcadia Arthur Hadden Hillsdale Clyde Houck A. B. Lydie

Mill Valley Notes On Local Moves And Visits

Mr and Mrs I D Muman attended the funeral of Homer Ruffner's little son in Homer City. Jesse Harbridge traveled to Nicholtown. Mr and Mrs James A Learn are improving after illness. Constable J D Shankle toured the valley. Adam King plans to move to the Harry Brilhart farm early next month. Marie Learn visited friends in Homer City. The Kidd brothers, formerly employed in Marion Center mines, have returned home.

I. D. Muman Homer City Homer Ruffner Jesse Harbridge Nicholtown James A. Learn Constable J. D. Shankle Adam King Harry Brilhart Marie Learn Kidd Brothers Marion Center

Livestock and Dairy Market Report From Chicago and Pittsburg

Chicago prices show cattle top at 12.00 per 1 204 pounds with best heavies around 11.46, hogs topping 13.25 and butchers 14.00 for 819.25. Sheep and lambs steady with welshia bids near 11.26 817.85, feeding lambs at 17.00 17.25, and top lambs around 18.35. Dairy shows butter up with tub prices 49 61a, prints higher, market open with Firsts 29c extra 80 4c, Ohio and western firsts around 29c 2Be. Live poultry active with hens 28 32c, springers 30s, ducks 29c, capons 84 HRe, oleomargarine 23a.

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Tools That Last Long Are Best Buys

The article promotes durable tools as the best choice for long term use and claims buyers gain lasting satisfaction and steady performance. It also highlights dog nutrition, stating a balanced diet builds bone and sinew and keeps a dog in prime condition.

Car parts sale teaser at low prices

Local shop advertises a large stock of automotive items to help customers organize and service their cars. Offers spark plugs at 60 cents and T5 cents, inviting shoppers to bring in needed parts and see options for best service and satisfaction.

Economic outlook shows slow retail revival into April

The report notes a lull in activity as inventories normalize and consumers, burdened by past debts, curb spending. It predicts April will bring debt reduction and stronger retail buying, especially in department stores, while monetary improvements in Europe support dollar and gold availability. Steel and auto sectors run at about 75 percent capacity with conservative orders and smaller immediate purchases.

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Farm tools and sprayers offered for orchard care

The notice promotes Planet Jr hand cultivators and Iron Age Seeders with fair prices. It highlights Myers sprayers to reach scales and insect nests, preventing damage to fruit trees in fall, noting the cost is trifling compared to benefits.

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