Mexico War News from Cadad to Texas Border
Letter from Locust writer describes harsh war conditions in Mexico Cadad Juarez and mentions border fear of invasion by Texas troops. References Fort Bliss Fort Worth area units stationed to defend lines and protect territory. The note laments Mexican hostility and crude living along border and includes travel plans to New Orleans Washington and back while mentioning local baked good preferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boddane
Mexico
Dines
Texas
Fortuss
Pasa
Stenar
Petia Teus
Soite
Mexico City
Tie Grande
Mahoning
New Orleans
Washington
Harribars
Fide County
Blalie Pub
Death Notices From Local Area Include Five Obituaries
Mes Margaret Hammers of town dies at 65 after illness. Robert A Robinson, 68, dies in Pittsburg. former Armstrong county native, Civil War veteran, later optician in Parkwood. Mary Robinson, former dean of Loughvalley, dies at son George Robinson’s home in Jobstown. Ireland native. Dated notices reference funerals, cemetery at Greenwood, and survivor lists. Also lengthy hygiene guidance on contagious diseases and safe nursing practices from a health column. practical instructions on disposal, disinfection, and utensil handling for households with illness, plus an advertisement for furniture from The New Wood Furniture Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hammers
Town
Sliad
Clarence Nammers
South Thirteenth Street
Edward Hamilton
M. I. Church
3. W
Lutchison
Intermeni
Greenwood Cemetery
Robert A. Robinson
Pittsburg
Armstrong Township
Parkwood
Mary Robinson
Progress and North American subscription offer notice
An advertisement from The Indiana Progress in Indiana Pennsylvania describes a subscription arrangement with First National Bank and Philadelphia North American. It outlines mailing a daily paper for a year to subscribers along U S routes with payment of 400 dollars in cash, and includes signatures of bank and paper officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progress
Philadelphia
I. U
Probate Notice and Estate Distribution Proceedings
Public notice outlines administration of the estate of Augustus or deceased, with creditors and claim deadlines. Names include Caiha Baren, Misty Vow, and Barney. mentions Goats Green Household and various heirs. Court action seeks settlement of debts, asset division, and final distribution per will or law.
Special Summer College Work For Indiana County Teachers
Notice to teachers in Dixonville Pa March 16 1916 promotes Penn State College summer session for teachers statewide. Highlights include limited enrollment of teachers only, $4 registration, enhanced location and scenery, potential college degree through summer and correspondence courses, instruction by college faculty and specialists, broad subject availability, school observation, and a state permanent exam at term end. Also included is an appeal by the Pennsylvania Association for the Blind seeking towels to aid blind women with sale offers and workshop invites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixonville
Indiana County
Pennsylvania State College
Aecollege
Cin
Feu
Lo Leach
Wighth
Harry Hy
Allison, Prin
Dixonvlife Schools
Ation
Pennsyylvania Association
Torlee
Second
Liberty Avenues
Pittsburg
Visborg
Associ
Reward for break-in at farm near South Bend Indiana
A reward of 850.00, with 50.00 payable for information leading to arrest and conviction of the guilty party or parties for breaking into a farm house near South Bend in Armstrong county around December 10, 1914. The notice is signed D. Zellner, Monessen, Pa, March 10, 1916, and mentions other local ads and notices about woolen blankets, baby carriages, and a meeting of Thresher and Traction Owners at the Court House on March 20 at 1:00 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Armstrong County
Zellner
Monessen
Threshermen and Traction Owners' Association
Court House
Party at Dixonville for Two Indiana Young Women
A social gathering was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Sylver ter Burnheimer in Dixonville on Thursday evening to honor Miss Roxie Burnheimer and Miss Mary Layton of the area. A large list of local residents attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixonville
Indiana
Sylverter Burnheimer
Roxie Burnheimer
Mary Layton
Burn ‘Heimer
Java
Zara Hess
Margaret
Hila Pearson
Janey Tomine
Mary
Madeline ‘Abholi
Charles Reed
Haga
Iva Bence
Tr. A. Connaher
Ida Askey
George Fisher
Albert Longwill
Lawrence Craig
Andy Donahue
Jay Ober
Ed‘ward
Norman Pugh
James Abboth
Bessie
Bartha
June
Chas. Smith
James Gouch
Ben Conway
James Colgan
Clay Rickard
Wm.Thornton
Carl Pearson
Lloyd Mamilton
Len Pearson
Jack Boyle
Maynard Albright
Jack Wilson
Bob Laing
Leroy Bone
Robi
Sickenherzer
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TAS
Rlair Fy Uber
Dixon AM Te
San Vingo
Kent Fust
Aweriea Valuue
Adis
H. HW
Steving CO
Tha Court Tleuse
the Indeana Progress
Indiana, Pa
Cyaetitkon Ad First National Bank
Steenersens
Daniels Pividuatis
Taebert A
Erat
Ciptiagiy
Ative Mathe
Cashier
Rear Sunton
Arup
Mitre
Ea A
Welle Wilkin
Soliry Puhlirs
Mare
Theta
Nellites
Vuilding
Dolla
Jongine
Mateher
Maulder
Shathing
Msi
Vind & Tis
Yeruid Tadie
Site de Beerstituled
Tndiana
Isinte
Ernest Stewart
Jno
Toda
Cada & Canby
Lars. W. TL
Pes Deley
Connedion
Macress
Tis
Hae
Vjilisitaa
Benest Shewitt
Acbarney
Ainisbra
Augustus
Lee Dietker
Felher
OL Ehuvey
Gayheart Sippel
von Sotlo
James 1
Dsack
Allaring
Adalin
Indian AL Fe Adiinistritor
Sudinticn
Young Bldg
Pal
Army Office
Frederick D. Powell
D.C
Philadelphia St
Indiana Woolen Mills
Com
West Philadelphia Street
H. H. Steeving CO
Thresher and Traction
Sthving CO
Conklin and
Brookville
Wilmer Stewart
SLOAN
Sloan Bros
Anthony & Kline
Shelocta, PA
McAfoos
Jas
F. McAfoos
Phila
St. Indiana
Penna
T. Gibson
Oak Street
Pas
Dairy Maid
Cunningham
George
McCall’s
Rio
Luc
LP. S. Emerson
Lonis
Christy & Co
Buchheit Bros
Brussels
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