The Curse of Gold in an Indiana Farm Tale
An 1859 reprint begins with Walter Gordon a west rural farmer driven by greed. He hoards wealth, mistreats kin, and spurns warnings as a curse grows with superstition and doom. In a stormy night, a poisoned dog foreshadows violent retribution from hidden thieves seeking his gold.
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Walter Gordon
Walter
Stranegrs
Pompey
Noize
The Miser's Gold Drives Man to Despair and Death
A dire tale of Walter Gordon plagued by robbers who seize his wealth and drag him through fear and misery. After the raid he appears beggared and mad, wandering the road, muttering in a ruined life, until he dies, with his mother's words proven true.
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Tam
Walter Gordon
Gordon
Indiana County Man Warns About Florida Land Sales
J.P. Lytle of Rayne Township recounts wintering in Sanford Florida and urges readers not to buy land unseen. He notes thriving crops, new development, ample churches, and no saloons, but warns of land sharks and the need to visit and assess first. He stresses caution and firsthand inspection before investing.
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J.P. Lytle
Rayne Township
Stanford
Fla
Indiana
Dixie
Sanford
Lake Monroe
St. John River
Florida
Bucky Sanford
Merchants
Minera’ Steamship Line
Clyde
Beason
Pennsylvania
Orange
Indiana Brass Band Plays In Town At Night
News from fifty years ago notes the Indiana Brass Band out Thursday night, entertaining locals. A burglary at Henry Ow’s White township home occurred while families attended church, ransacking rooms for little cash. A house owned by A P Lytle in Armstrong township burned Tuesday, the fire fed by a faulty stove pipe and spreading quickly.
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Indiana Brass Band
Henry Ow
White Township
Lytle to Have Goods Removed Before Fire Envelops
A report notes Lytle will have all goods removed before a blaze consumes the property. A. W. Taylor Hay named Representative delegate and Wm. M. Stewart Enq. Senatorial delegate, by Armstrong county in a court-house meeting to join the People’s State Convention at Harrisburg on June 7. Jamison brothers start a hack line from Indiana to Brookville via Punxsutawney, with departures and arrivals on Tue Thu Sat and Mon Wed Fri schedule.
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A. W. Taylor Hay
Wm. M. Stewart
Court House
Armstrong County
Harrisburg
Messrs
M. F
J. T. Jamison
Ith
Indiana
Brookville
Punxstrawney
Punxsutawney
Pittsburg
Government clerks sought for rail and other posts nationwide
Government announces exams for Railway Mail Clerks Custom House Clerks Stenographers Bookkeepers and other positions with salaries up to 2500 annually Applicants over 18 in any location may request free instruction and information from the Bureau of Instruction 674 Hamlin Building Rochester NY 9 11 Road Masters Report available in 100 report books for 35 cents each plus 10 cents postage Separate offer for rural delivery patronage and local notices Also a hot meal marketed for 26 cents at Clannon's restaurant East Philadelphia Street 8 tf
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Uncle Sam
Bureau of Instruction
Hamlin Building
Rochester
N. Y
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Neal
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Philadelphia
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Peoples’ Insurance Agency Savings and Trust
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Indiana, PA
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Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes
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J. M. Guthrie, Jr
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the Equitable Life
W. P. Lowry
Optician
Marshall Building
Postofice
Philadelphia &T
Indiana Dye Works
Phila
Tadiana
Shackamaxon
Vogel Bros
N. Sixth Street
Conklin
M. E. Cessna
PLUMV
H. T. Boarts, Company
International Farm Machinery
R. W. Wehrle & Company
Josephine Poultry Farm
Cook
Thompson
Fisher
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Rhode. Island
Indiana Carriage CO
Ira A. Myers