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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1902
Page
3
Duck houses are plain and well drained with no furnishings. They need dry, warm feet and freedom from confinement. A simple 12 by 12 foot house with a shed roof suits a dozen ducks, nests are optional, and water access requires a two inch wire mesh run. An inclosure with two inch mesh keeps ducks happier and productive.
Nessie’s morning scene reveals a daughter’s concealed longing as her mother notes a marked happiness, a dreamlike awakening in Nessie’s gaze, and a tender, unspoken bond with family. The narrative moves between intimate domestic moments and a swirl of social commentary on French politics through Parisian figures.
The new edition of United Presbyterian Bible Songs, prepared by a General Assembly committee, is available at the Inprawa Processs office and at the Publication House in Pittsburg. Priced at 35 cents per copy or $35 per hundred. A. T. MoonHEAn.
J Edward Browne national commander Union Veteran Legion will visit Indiana Encampment No 11 on Thursday evening March 27 a reception planned in his honor. Also notes on newspapers Tribune Farmer and The Procress offered together for 1 50 per year and local ads for rent dairy farm Bolivar and sale Scotch collie pups plus wall papers at J T Bouchers Indiana Pa.
Real estate transfers reported in Indiana County show Deeds recorded for numerous parcels. Names include Clars Mead administratrix, W B Slonaker, BR E McClure, J R Clarke and others with prices ranging from 20 to 50,000 dollars for acres and lots in Blairsville Blaireville Canoe Green and surrounding areas.
The Woman's Club of Sewickley Valley hosted a March 5 gathering in Edgeworth Club rooms with Attorney General John P. Elkin as speaker. He called women a force in politics, described practical politics, and reflected on McKinley's era, noting civil tension and the majority verdict in the legislature.
A prison inmate crafted a counterfeit die to churn silver dollars for outside distribution. The page also pushes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for indigestion and nervousness, plus ads for a planning mill, ice house, and legal notices.
A local advertises a barrel sale with reduced prices on assorted groceries. Loose coffees range 10 to 25 cents per pound, packaged coffees at 15 to 18 and 30 cents, rice 5 to 10 cents, prunes 5 to 12 cents, and canned goods like tomatoes two for 25 cents. Also offers corn, peas, and oyster shells at advertised per-can or per-unit rates.
The readable fragment lists home goods and prices including full sets or by the piece. It mentions items like steel knives and oilcloths as well as gas lamps and electric items.
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