Dog Owners Favored in This County Harrisburg
County commissioners extend the license period to April to avoid violations, with Deputy AG Frank Hunter noting penalties for late licensees. The move, hailed by the board, boosts county receipts by about 2000 from dog tax payments since January 15. Fertilizer use in the county totals 7,134 tons valued at 208,609.50, with 80 percent of local farmers averaging two tons each. Mrs. C P Spencer of the township is critically ill in Vandergrift. Mrs. D E Cilhousen and Mrs. George G C Stewart connected to local residents, with a pie social at Rochester Mills Thursday for the Richmond baseball team.
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Harrisburg
Frank Hunter
Indiana County
Bureau of Statistics
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
C. P. Spencer
Vandergrift
D. E. Cilhousen
Indiana Hospital
George GC. Stewart
Indiana
Stewart
Old and new address changes in spring Progress notices
Community notices urge readers to provide both old and new addresses when ordering the Progress moved this spring. Others report Palmer’s Supreme Court appeal over May Day conduct in Iomer City. Windstorms cause heavy farm damage, many insured with Patrons Mutual of Indiana. Plumville garage offers Ford parts, tires, accessories and tile roofing. A card of thanks expresses gratitude for support during James Campbell’s illness and death.
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A. Palmer
Supreme Court
Davis
Court of Quarter Sessions
Indiana County
Superior Court
Palmer
Lomer City
Patrons’ Mutual Company of Indiana
Phunyille
Ford
Goodyear
Goodrich
Federal
Firestone
Recovery in Hospital After Bowel Obstruction Surgery
Jacob Learn, 72, of Green township, underwent an operation for bowel obstruction at Indiana hospital Monday and is recovering well. Henry McFarlh, colored, of Bear Run near Lockvale, new prisoner in county jail, charged with assault and battery with intent to kill after attacking a fellow Black man with a knife.
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Jacob Learn
Green Township
Indiana Hospital
Henry McFarlh
Bear Run
Lockvale
McFolin
New York
Pleaded Guilty to Robbery at Hellwood Boarding House
Frank Polack of Hellwood pleaded guilty to robbing a boarder at a Hellwood boarding house. Judge Langham sentenced him Monday to a $26 fine plus costs and six months in the Allegheny County Workhouse.
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Frank Polack
Hellwood
Langham
Allegheny County
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Burrell Township
Rochester Mills
Richmond
John W. Jamison
Dinsmore Iives
Thomas Pesler
Jobn
Dinsmore
Ers
Beryl, L. & Wilbur H
Seanor, Proprietors
Plumville, Pa
James
Campball
Martha B. Campbell
New Oxfords
Russia
Irvin S. Glasser
Indiana, Pa
Memral
First National Bank
Cherry Tree
Skolny
Troutman’s
Little Fellows
Georgette
Kkayser
Troutman's
Farmers Bank Bldg
He’s. Negligee
Oxfords
Crossett
Douglass
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