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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1910

Page

7

Easter imagery and a sermon on the Thorn Crown notes

The piece blends poetic Easter reflections with religious motifs from Fitz James O'Brien's The Thorn Crown. It weaves biblical imagery of resurrection with song from birds and flowers, describing Easter transformation, the crown of thorns, and calls to reverent, joyous devotion seen in Eastertide. The text also includes references to a child’s Easter questions and Marian and Lenten imagery as it situates in a New York printing context.

Fitz James O'Brien

The Diamond Wedding of Comte and Wife

A long remembered Christmas Eve anniversary recounts a ninety seven and ninety three year old couple recalling their seventy five year union. The tale moves through faded joys and losses from Bennie to Shiloh graves and lost children, ending with distant music and the imagined joyful company of their late family.

Neoreranon

Diamond Wedding Guests Hidden in Mansion Home

Fragmentary notice recalls a wedding scene where children unknowingly attended as guests. The piece appears in a periodical ad style with stray phrases about low railway rates to western destinations and reduced fares as of April 14, advising travel agents and Thomas E Watt in Pittsburgh.

Tove Anongiain Weat, Pennsylvania Railroad Rocky Mountains Pacific Coast Western Canada E. Watt Pittaburgh

Financial Statement of White Township Road Fund 1910

Township auditors report the White Township Road Fund ending March 10 1910, detailing receipts and disbursements including work completed bonds sales and cash balance. It lists assets liabilities and notes the funds and excesses with figures for unpaid township sums and bond sinking fund. Also included is notice of stockholders meeting for The Clymer Brick & Fire Clay Company set for April 11 1910 in Indiana County Pennsylvania.

White ‘Townalip Chis A. Nichol Trena Hite Township Ioeay Clymer Brick & Fire Clay Company Indiana County Indiana W. Lenkerd

Government Jobs Open Now for Rail Mail Clerks and Others

Government announces nationwide examinations for Railway Mail Clerks, Custom House Clerks, Stenographers, Bookkeepers, Departmental Clerks and more. Positions offer annual pay from 800 to 1200 dollars for clerks and up to 2500 dollars for other roles. Open to men and women over 18 in any location. free instruction and information available via the Bureau of Instruction at 674 Hamlin Building, Rochester, N Y.

Uncle Sam Bureau of Instruction Hamlin Building Rochester

Bargains Urged to Move Goods at Your Home

It's up to us to make a price to you that will move these goods right at your home, or we will have to put them in storage elsewhere. So you can expect to get some of the biggest bargains now ever offered.

Public Sales of Livery Stock Across Several Estates

Public sale announced at Frank Altimus Nanty-glo Pa for March 23 at 10 am includes 16 20 head livery and general purpose horses, cows, vehicles, sleighs and equipment. other sales listed March 21 25 26 with numerous horses cattle wagons gear and farm implements. Auctioneers noted with locations in Nanty-glo White Township Elderton Smicksburg and Plumcreek Township.

Frank Alimua Nantyglo Cambria County Frank Altimus Nanty-glo D.C. Mack Jno A. Bennett White Township J. M. Hunter Plumcreek Elderton J. Cal George Smicksburg Deering Buckeye Johnson Surrey Waterloo

Auction at L. M. McGaughey Farm March 18 1910

Sale of horses cattle hens wagons tools grain and other farm goods at Washington Twp farm half mile west of Davis. Terms require cash under 6 dollars and over 6 dollars on year with approved security. Auctioneers listed David Brotherl and others.

J. Paul Kim ‘Mel Jacob Kimmel Elderton Keystone J. Cal George L. M. McGaughey Davis Washington Township Oliver David

Special subscription offer for Rural Delivery readers

By special arrangement with Pittsburg Gazette Times Rural Delivery patrons can get The Gazette Times and the Progress for one year at 4.00. This applies to R D subscribers only and remains in effect until further notice. Rural Delivery subscribers who pay Progress in advance may obtain The Gazette Times for 5.00.

Pittsburg Gazette Times Gazette Times

Local Officials and Agents Listed in Indiana County

Patron roster lists John Kinter as President of Home R. 1 Pa and James Speedy as Secretary in Indiana Pa. Ulis Miller serves as General Agent for Jefferson County Olivesburg Pa, with M. Mulberger as General Agent for Indiana County Home Pa.

John Kinter Home R James Speedy Indiana Uli Miller Jefferson County Olivesburg 5. M. Mulberger Indiana County Home

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