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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1910
Page
8
Miss Elizabeth Crawford of South Sixth Street owns a White Orpington hen that entered the county race for the prize egg layer. The bird laid a notably large eye measure and weighed 4.5 ounces with 8.5 inch and 7 inch dimensions. Henry Hall’s Raster Novelties offers postcards chicks rabbits and unique candy boxes.
Mr Wv A McFeaters of Cherryhill reports his Rhode Island Red and Plymouth Rock flock laid 1350 eggs in January and February and 88 eggs in 17 days this month. He believes the Rhode Island Reds beat other strains for winter laying and urges readers to note public progress and neighborhood details.
The remainder of the stock of W. A. Allshouse at Ambrose will be sold at public auction beginning Friday evening at 4 30 o clock with continued sale Saturday night if needed as the entire stock must be disposed of. A social at Starfort church and details of a Miners hall box social follow with cake and refreshments. Horses belonging to Nash Boyer fell ill with one dying and the other seriously ill but expected to recover. A restaurant opened by Rd C Clawson on West Philadelphia Street offering quick service and special rates for regular boarders.
Easter greetings from a large Indiana County outfitting store announces a full display of women and children's ready-to-wear garments for spring 1910. The second floor offers suits coats skirts wrappers underwear corsets and more from top haberdashers at low but steady prices. The store highlights a wide selection of shoes shirts neckwear gloves hosiery and underwear with new improvements for easy viewing and shopping.
Leading colors mark a step forward in elegance and style. Suits available up to size 47 with a wide range of patterns in new fabrics. Tailored effects emphasize fit and value, offering style not found in costlier options. Blacks and navies in serges and diagonals.
Boys receive updated Easter wardrobes featuring sharp tailoring and fresh touches. The collection emphasizes neat lines and practical pieces suitable for family gatherings and church services this season.
Jake Herring, a favored brand among consumers, launches fresh 10 pound pails with Tyefia branding highlighting quality and value. The release emphasizes appealing packaging and lasting durability for home use.
The ad promotes Telephone Flour at 1.45 per 49 lbs in the Indiana market with a closing Saturday. An Easter timing price is listed at 1.60 per sack. Silk waists in black and colors from 2.50 to 5.00, aiming to please buyers before Easter morning.
The report notes availability of men’s Oxfords in all leathers and colors with emphasis on black options in the Indiana market. This item highlights product variety and regional retail focus without broader context.
New and winsome waists made of mull and batistes trimmed with laces and embroideries are offered at 98 cents one dollar and 25 cents and one dollar and fifty cents.
After a full rearrangement and new space the Easter china department showcases five new direct imported line groups in open stock. Customers can mix assortments from patterns including American made ware in elegant designs and 100 percent porcelain. The display features a wide range of large plates teas coffees and dishes at 10 cents.
Transfers listed in Indiana County records show property deeds since the last report. Names include B B Gerhard to Hmma Wassam for 350 dollars, Kunkle to J T Cumming for 217.43, Mary J Gresh to John Hart for 486.75, and others across multiple townships with sums ranging up to 5000 dollars.
Watseka Illinois March 21 1910 Brington Miller 183 years old son of Dr William R Miller subpoenaed to testify against his father in the murder trial of John B Sayler at Crescent City Also Golda Sayler daughter of the dead banker is subpoenaed Two jurors were accepted and the court held ten jurors in the box IN MEMORIAM Edward G Lingenfelter died March 24 1910 at Adrian hospital after a train accident He leaves a wife and five children Card of Thanks Mrs I G Lingenfelter and Mrs Eliza Lowry express thanks Executor's Notice Thomas T Wadding estate Letters testamentary granted and claims to be presented Murray Stewart Executor March 22 1910
A short classifieds section lists for sale seed potatoes and cattle, and rental and sale opportunities. Includes contact lines for D. E. Risinger Homer City PA. W Allshouse Home RD 1 Pa. H Green Plumville PA and 511 Water Street Indiana PA. J M Orr Homer City PA. I L Kepple RD 6 Indiana PA. Notices dated 12 21 to 12 3tp.
Life for dogs in Clymer grows tense after a stray canine attacked several pets on Friday. The animal, showing rabies signs, was shot by Samuel Green as Chief Burnett and Peter King conducted patrols. Burgess J. A. Dearolph issued a 48 hour leash or containment order for owners. Eight dogs were later found dead by Undertaker Parker.
The Indiana Market reports on butter prices and market activity. Local merchants weigh supply, demand, and pricing signals as shoppers seek steady stocks and potential changes in dairy costs. No further details available.
A Gazette Times listing shows 18¢ potatoes and various produce, eggs, and dairy quotations for carload lots in Pittsburgh markets. It notes butter, cheese, and meats prices, grain and hay bids, and fruit and poultry figures, with retail adjustments and cash-quotation caveats. Also mentions Mechanicsburg boarding numbers securing a class at a select school opening April 26 taught by local educators and Attorney Wallace Chapman for opening week.
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