Indiana Man and Wife Tour Pennsylvania Counties
Mr and Mrs H Clyde Byers of Grant Street completed a broad overland trip across Pennsylvania noting county traits. He highlights farming in Cumberland Franklin Butler Fulton and Greene, timber in Jefferson and Clearfield, and strong industry in Allegheny Fayette Westmoreland Armstrong. He praises Bellefonte and Centre as residential hubs, praises railroads in Jefferson Punxsatawney district, and notes scenic Juniata blue river, Grand View Point at Bedford, and diverse manufacturing. Indiana county lauded for healthy climate and the State Normal School with road quality praised across several counties. Reserved seats announced for the Huey Moorhead show with tickets sold at the book store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tndiana
H. Clyde Byers
David Byers
Grant Street
Pennsylvania
Byers
Cumberland
Franken
Butler
Fulton
Greene County
Jefferson
Clearfield
Center Counties
Center County
Blue Juniata
Blair
Somerset
Bedford
Grand View Point
Allegheny Mountains
Huntingdon
Perry
Mifflin
Berks
Schuylkill
Lehigh
Montgomery
Carbon
Monroe
Northampton
Wayne
Pike
Wyoming
Tioga
Lancaster
Adams
Gettysburg
Dau- Chin
Delaware
Philadelphia
Crawford
Indiana
State Normal School
Keystone View Co
McCon- Delisburg
Gettysburg reunion to reenact battle with handshakes
Civil war veterans from Indiana counties plan a fiftieth anniversary Gettysburg reunion the first week in July on the battlefield. Harry Howell of Middle town New York proposes re staging the battle with handshakes replacing bullets to place the armies as they stood on the eve of the fight. The plan has broad support among Grand Army of the Republic members who fought at Gettysburg. Also announced: Western Reserve Investment Company won $30,000 in school bonds for West Newton and $40,900 borough bonds for Walmerding Pennsylvania, with D B Thompson of Blairsville representing them.
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Indiana
Gettysburg
Harry Howell
Middletown
N. Y
124Th New York Regiment
Grand Army of the Republic
Mr. Howell
G. A. R. Man
Howell
Western Reserve Investment Company
West Newton
Walmerding
Western Reserve
Washamgton Investment Company
D. B. Thompson
Blairsville
Pies and Cakes Stolen by Town Boys
While the Swartz family of Cherryhill township was away on Saturday, several town boys entered the house and took pies and cakes. Local gas consumers must pay the minimum rate of one dollar per month, though usage may be less. the Indiana Chamber of Commerce reported no escape from the minimum charge imposed by American Natural Gas Company. Roadmaster supplies and books available at 25 cents each, 40 cents by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. T. Swartz
Cherryhill Township
Indiana Chamber of Commerce
American Natural Gas Company
Mary the Faithful piano tuner tale ends in a bill
Dorothy and her father debate a piano tuner who spent five days tuning the instrument. The girl recalls weekly episodes, gifts the tuner meals for “being nice,” and the father jokes about paying his bill, hinting at family dynamics and travel.
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Dorothy
Dolly
Kathryn’s
Mary
Kathiryn
Chicago Daily News
FOR YOUR HEALTHS SAKE CARE OF THE EXTREMITIES
Medical men warn that thousands die yearly from neglecting proper care of arms legs and feet. Improper clothing causes colds sore throats pleurisy pneumonia and other serious ailments. Children are often neglected in covering for legs and feet. heavy stockings and thick shoes are cheaper than doctors and undertakers.
Lonesome Note Sends Dollar for Yearly Progress
A reader writes to send one dollar in advance for a year of the Progress, expressing that they have been used to the weekly paper for many years and feel lonesome without it. The brief note underscores loyal circulation and steady readership.
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Duters
Foolish Celebrant at Manchester Christmas Talk
E L H Hohenthal of the National Sons of Temperance urged temperate celebration in Manchester. He said the wise celebrate with tea or coffee milk or lemonade. He contrasted Blanc who recalled a high rollers Christmas dinner as the best he ever drank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. H. Hohenthal
Nationalh Sons of Temperance
Manchester
Weather Disturbances Bring Warm Period Then Cold Front
Foster's Weather Bulletin forecasts two weeks of above average warmth followed by a sharp temperature drop and severe storms. Disturbances cross the continent May 8 to 12 and May 19 to 24 with rain, frosts, and possible crop damage. Oats likely to suffer. soil moisture and April conditions weigh on yields. Professor Hopkins critiques agricultural department over optimistic crop estimates and soil wear claims.
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Washington, D. C
Paci
Pacific Slope
Great Central Valleys
Meridian 90
British Columbia
Middle Southeastern
Pennsyvania
New York
New England
Meridian 86
Rocklea
Hopkins
University of Illinois
United States Agricultural Department
Englishshire Stallion Ohio King at McMillen Stable
Thoroughbred Englishshire stallion Ohio King registered No 7250 license No 260 will stand the season at the John and W M McMillen stable located 1.5 miles northwest of Hilledale and will be available to breeders at any time. Protect property with Progress muslin trespass notices priced 10c each or 6 for 25c at this office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McMillen
Hilledale
John & W. M. McMillen
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Geo
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Robert H. Meredith
Huey & Moorhead
Oll Waverly Oil Works CO
Pittebargl
Rolin Starry
R. D
Heflwood, Pa
Anty Drudge
Dias
Anty
Fels & Co. Phildelphis
Blanc
Hi Roller
Foster
W. T
Buchheit Bros
Indiana, PA
Philadelphia St
Indiana Hardware
Traction
Hydro- Electric
C. M. Kennedy
Fourth Ave
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Boston
London, Eng
R. F. Ross
W. ©. Laderer
Brookville
Hastings Planing
Nixon Alley
Galbreath
Rose
Indiana Dye Works
Newstand
Cinderella
Peterson & CO
Penna
Bewickley
Penn's
Donora
Witherding Borough
North Charleroi
Marianna
Port Vue
Washington Investment Company Incornorated
First National Bank Building
Eee
D. E. Thompson
Pittsburg
Blairsville and
Geo. D. Leydic
L. Pattison
N. Sixth Street
Detrick
Rantz Bros. Cillices
Rossmoyne, Pa
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