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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1910
Page
8
A lengthy health code outlines modified quarantine for diphtheria scarlet fever and measles, restricting household movement, mandating antiseptic baths upon exit, and detailing school exclusion for various diseases. It covers placards, premises disinfection, and funeral procedures, plus milk sanitary rules and requirements for milk producers to avoid contamination.
Borough rules mandate clean dairy conditions from stable yard drainage to udder hygiene, restrict sales from cows calving recently, require pure water and wholesome feed, and set strict handling of milk from collection to sale. Vehicles must have ice boxes in hot months. containers are sterilized. resale rooms must be separate from stables and kept clean.
The 1910 rules prohibit adulteration of food and require compliance with federal standards. Violators face fines from five to one hundred dollars or up to thirty days in jail. Approved by the town council and officials M. D. Campbell and E. J. Welch.
A catalog of subscription offers lists Progress and National Tribune, New York Weekly Tribune Farmer, Thrice a Week World, Pittsburgh Daily Dispatch, Pittsburgh Daily Dispatch to R D subscribers, Pittsburgh Press, Ohio Farmer, Youth's Companion, Toledo Weekly Progress, St Louis Globe Democrat, New Idea Woman's Magazine and other periodicals with prices per year. Subscriptions require payment in advance via Gazette Times Post.
A long ledger style notice shows tax sale at 4:00 PM with lists of property owners across Banks Township and neighboring townships. Many names including Mahattey, Mitchell, and Clark appear among numerous lot numbers, values, and parcels indicating distribution of delinquent taxes and auction readiness.
By decree of the Court of Common Pleas of Indiana county Pa a master in partition is authorized to sell the farm formerly owned by James Allison deceased. Sale to be by vendue on the premises in Center township containing a measured tract defined by a stone marker and compass bearings along noted landowners.
A 131 acre tract with coal rights and a court sale process in Indiana Ha notes the property lies near a post office and schools, features a two story stone house, and requires a $100 cash deposit with the balance due at sale confirmation by the Court. James W. Mack acts as Master for the sale, dated April 20, 1010.
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